Wisconsin and Midwest teachers strike gespannt continues
A Wisconsin strike ended for 120 Chetek pupils as teachers ratified a pay package. Ke nosha and Beloit districts kept walkouts affecting 22,700 students. In Michigan and Rhode Island, large-scale actions continued with court cases in Providence and Detroit seeking compliance and wage demands.
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Wisconsin
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Rhode Island
Ohio
Chetek
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Youngstown
Kenosha
Beloit
Detroit
Stennis Says He Knew Of Secret Raids
Senator John C. Stennis said he learned of secret 1970 attacks in Cambodia but was not briefed on their scope. As chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee he helped give approval to the ground invasion when consulted. The Nixon administration disclosed the raids, which included cross border bombing with falsified records.
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John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Cambodia
United States
Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
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Vietnam
Protesters March In Argentina
Buenos Aires reports that Peronist youth staged a Sunday march denouncing the 1955 coup that toppled Juan Perón and Chile's 1973 upheaval while Buenos Aires prepares for elections. Isabel Perón campaigns in the interior as Eva Perón’s legacy looms large.
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UPL
Juan 1
Peron
Salvador Allende
Pan
Congress Building
Peren'sen
Con
Hector Campora
Ewing
Peron Ois Manning
Ricardo Balbin
Radical Dissection
Balbin
Campora
Francisco Manrique
Juan C. Quural
Isabel
Eva Peron
Thieves Net $400 Worth In Raid
Police investigated a weekend theft from the Andrea Vasquez residence on 47th Street. Stereo equipment and a television valued at over 400 dollars were taken after a south side door was pried open.
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Andrea Vasquez
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Worms Affect Vision River Blindness Worldwide
River blindness or onchocerciasis affects an estimated 2 million people in Africa and parts of Central and South America. The disease is caused by a parasitic worm transmitted by blackflies and can severely harm vision, sometimes causing total blindness.
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Geneva
Africa
Central
South America
Astronauts mourn death of spider Anita on Skylab
NASA reports the death of Anita the spider during the Skylab 2 mission as Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma continue experiments. The crew conducted two 12 300 mile photo sweeps over the United States and Europe and planned rest-work cycles ahead of a 59 day mission end.
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Sky- Jal
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Owen K. Garriott
Arabella
Garriott
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Alan N. Bean
Jack R. Lousma
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Bean
William Thornton
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NASA
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Earth Resources
Mexico
Yellowstone National Park
Frierson
California
Italy
New Zealand
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