Chicago Teachers End Strike Move Back To Class Today
Chicago teachers vote 9,776 to 585 to approve a one year pact with no layoffs no funding cuts and a $100 monthly raise starting September 1969 The CTU president cites union loyalty and notes money for all demands may depend on Illinois legislature actions and mayor Daley guidance The strike had idled 523 schools with talks continuing to set budgets and next steps.
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Chicago
Teachers Union
Richard J. Daley
John E. Desmond
CTU
Desmond
Paley
Daley
Guimé Tee
Constan
Durin
Illinois
House of Representatives
Board of Education
James Leo Radmoand
Marsquakes Target Of Black Box For Viking Mission
Caltech researchers design a one pound seismometer to ride on the Viking spacecraft set for 1973 launch. The instrument should survive a crash and detect Marsquakes or meteor impacts, helping reveal Mars interior and surface processes.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
California Institute of Technology
Viking
Don L. Anderson
Caltech
Seismological Laboratory
Anderson
Mariner 4
Seismo
Seismometer
Poher poised to unveil France campaign plan
Poher, now front runner after De Gaulle’s resignation, plans a 12 point program to be broadcast Tuesday as he travels France to campaign. He later aims to act as an arbiter rather than policy maker. left factions fragment with multiple Socialist candidates.
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Paris
UPI
Alain O ‘Poher
Upp
Poher
Inter
Charles de Gaulle
Abion Sur Seine
European Parliament
France
de Gaulle
George Pompidou
Pompidou
Irom
Cajare
Rrunoff
Gaston Deferre
Socialist Party
Fort Bend Grand Jury to Release Narcotics Probe Report
Richmond Texas Fort Bend County grand jury will issue a statement today about its narcotics trafficking probe involving school pupils. The panel heard three days of testimony after issuing 61 subpoenas to teens and parents. District Attorney Jack Salyer said the inquiry focused on sellers and users of narcotics.
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Richmond
Tex
Fort Bend
Jack Salyer
Bay
Lamar
Bi Riehar
Hosemere
Kinkaid High
Houston
Confirmation for Astronaut's Daughter Amid Apollo 10 Mission
In Seabrook Texas Sandy Young, 12, confirmed in the Episcopal Church while her father John W. Young and the Apollo 10 crew prepared for splashdown. Sandy battled fever and strep as she expressed pride in her space‑faring father. Church leaders and astronaut wives, including Barbara Cernan and Faye Stafford, spoke of the mission's danger and anticipation during a week of spaceflight drama.
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Faye Stafford
Thomas P. Stafford
Karin
Seabrook
Tex
Sandy Young
John W. Young
Bris
Barbara Young
James C. Buckner
St. Christopher Episcopal Church
Barbara Cernan
Eugene
A. Cernan
Tracey
Ellington Air Force Base
Manned Spacecraft Center
Cernan
Eugene Cernan
John L. Morkovsky
Galveston-Houston
Houston
Sandra ‘Young
John Young
F. Percy Goddard
Tyler
St. Christopher Episcopal ‘Church
Young
Robert A. White
Sateamavile
Fla
St. Christopher Church
AP Rephoto
Fires and sniper attacks strike Kuala Lumpur capital
Mystery fires destroyed ten Chinese shops and Malay homes in Kuala Lumpur amid rioting that left hundreds dead and sparked a government crackdown. Tun Abdul Razak ordered security forces to quell violence and weapons to be surrendered.
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Kuala
Lumpur
Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak
Trial in third week in Algiers Motel case
The Algiers Motel murder trial enters its third week as the prosecution calls more Detroit police witnesses. Ron ald August, 31, stands charged with first degree murder in the July 26 1967 Detroit riot killings of Aubrey Pollard and two other youths.
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Mason, Mich
Algiers
Detroit
Ronald August
Aubrey Pollard
Pollard
August
Student Death Sparks Campus Unrest and Guardsmen Withdrawal
National Guard units remained on guard in Berkeley as curfew and public meeting bans eased. In Greensboro NC a campus protest turned deadly with a student killed and eight police wounded, while NC A&T closed for the rest of the semester. Other campuses plan a Sacramento march over guardsmen presence.
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United Press International
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina A&t’ University
North Carolina A&t
Ernest Grimes
Federal Bureau of Investigation
California
Ronald Reagan
People’s Park
Armories
San Francisco Bay Area
Reagan
National Guard
Capitol
State Capitol
Sacramento
Senate of
New York
City College
Nelson Seeks Reimbursement Over Fish Pesticide Bans
Senator Gaylord Nelson cites pesticides contaminating fish from Maine to California and calls for government reimbursement to commercial fishermen for catch banned due to residues. He plans Senate subcommittee hearings after FDA seized DDT contaminated Lake Michigan Coho Salmon.
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Washington
UPI
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Maine
California
Nelson
Wisconsin Democrat
Senate
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Lake Michigan
Tulian Captures Roping Contest in Tulsa
Tuffy Thompson of Tulsa won 1357 dollars and a trophy after posting a four steer average of 75.1 seconds in the 6th annual Swisher County Matched Steer Roping Contest at Pope Wheres Arena Tule ake. Doug George of Dalhart finished second with 85.1 seconds and Bud Upton of San Angelo took third with 87 seconds. Walter Ar nnold of Silverton placed fourth with 98.6 seconds. Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton referenced in Maryland context.
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Tulsa
Tuffy [Thompson
Swisher County
Pope Wheres
Tuleake
Doug George
Dalhart
Bud Upton
San Angelo
Walter Arnnold
Silverton
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Kilmer
Quaker
Ave. U
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Bill Bowrey
Mexico
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West Lafayette
Charles Kammer
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North Carolina State University
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