Baltimore teachers strike near picket line after talks end
Baltimore Teachers Union, about 20 percent of the city’s 7 500 teachers, began picketing night schools after contract talks failed past a 4 p m deadline. An injunction barred the action as union officials condemned an anti labor administration. Regular classes were dismissed. Handel completed his Aesiah in 24 days.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Teachers Union
Anti-Labor Administration
Baltimore City College
Baltimor Teachers Union
American Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio
Public School Teachers Association
National Education Association
Garrison seeks CIA photo in Oswald case subpoena
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison obtained a subpoena directing the CIA to produce a long suppressed photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald. The move came as the Justice Department blocked an FBI agent from testifying before the Orleans Parish grand jury about the Kennedy assassination probe.
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New Orleans
Ramsey Clark
Garrison
Helms
Oswald
Coben
CIA
Mexico City
Warren
Warren Commission
JS. Atty
Louis C. Lacour
Criminal Dist
Bernard J. Bacert
FBI
Kennedy
Miss Plainview pageant set for May 11 at high school
Eighteen contestants seek the Miss Plainview title as a Plainview planters of the Texas Junior Chamber sponsor the event leading to the Miss Texas Pageant in Fort Worth this summer. The program closes with the 40th anniversary observance and the annual BPW sponsored dance on May 20.
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Plainview
Fort Worth
Texas Junior’ Chamber of Commerce
Umass
Plainview Jayeers
Tragedy at gravel pit claims life of young operator
San Antonio awaits details after 19 year old Joavid Friesenhahn was crushed while operating a front end loader at a gravel pit owned by his father’s company. Investigators say the loader tipped into the pit then righted itself, killing Friesenhahn. The article notes the polka as a native Czech dance.
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San Antonio
Joavid Friesenhahn
Oa Cravel Pit
Ecravel Roompany
Education Gets Reorganization Power Shift From Office
Washington AP reports a sweeping reorganization shifts power away from the Office of Education to cut off federal funds to noncomplying districts. Gardner describes centralizing civil rights enforcement within HEW into a single unit under the secretary. The plan affects 278 employees but does not change Civil Rights Act enforcement or Howe’s role.
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Office of Education
John W. Gardner
Congress
Department of Health
Education and Welfare
iGardner
Gardner
Daniel J. Blood D-Pal
House
Lidations
Flood
Rand
Welfare Departments
Public Health Service
Welfare Department
White House
Department
South
Io Southern
Harold ‘Howe
Howe
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