Detroit Teachers Union Fakes Offer Unveiled in Ratification Push
Detroit teachers union executive board voted unanimously to accept a tentative contract with the Detroit Board of Education, aiming to reopen schools Tuesday. The package calls for an 850 across-the-board annual increase for two years and a 39 week school year, with the board counting on state aid to cover a projected 8 million deficit.
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Detroit Federation of Teachers
DFT
Detroit Board of Education
Mary Ellen Riordan
Detroit School Board
Peter Gryils
Wraington
Grylls
Norman Drachler
No Settlement Reported After City Teachers Walkout
New York sources say no settlement emerged after an all night bargaining session on the public school teachers’ walkout now into its second week. Vincent D. McDonnell of the State Mediation Board announced adjournment until 6 P.M. Talks shifted from a mid Manhattan hotel to Gracie Mansion as bargaining continued.
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New York
Vincent D. McDonnell
State Mediation Board
Ritan
Manhattan
Gracie Mansion
John V. Lindsay
Never Brainwashed Anybody Lodge Says
Washington AP reports Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge denies brainwashing charges amid Romney's assertions. Lodge says the South Vision briefings were honest factual briefings, not efforts to persuade or influence, and that Romney was briefed with direct, unembellished information.
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Lodge
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Dorne
Rexall Store Hours and Medical Aids for Sale
Kizer's Rexall Store offers daily hours from 8 to 6 30 with 9 p m on the fourth Sunday. Crutches walkers canes and wheelchairs available for sale or free delivery service provided.
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Kizer
Rexall
Wfitore
Open Housing Marches End Third Week
Milwaukee marches end the third week with over 1000 black and white demonstrators near South Side amid little incident. Leader Mrs Phillips and Rev James Groppi played roles. state law blocks city ordinances. Three arrests occurred after a bottle was thrown. clergy and civil rights groups joined, while Groppi spoke at St Boniface Church.
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Milwaukee
Wis
James E. Groppi
Cities Win Honors For Street Work
Five dozen Mississippi? No. Local cities receive superior achievement awards at Missouri Good Roads and Streets Association banquet for 1961 to 1966 street improvement programs funded by gasoline tax sharing. Honorees include Carthage Charleston Columbia Ferguson Florissant Grandview Jackson Kirksville Marshall Moberly Nevada Paris Sikeston Sullivan Versailles Otterville with Rex Whitton as keynote speaker.
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Columbia
Missouri
Missouri Good Roads ‘and
Carthage
Charleston
Columbia Ferguson
Florissant
Grand‘view
Jacksgon
Kirksville
Marshall
Moberly
Nevada
Paris
Sikeston and
Sullivan
Venteville
Otterville
Rex Whitton
Karen S Moore Receives Nursing Cap at Blessing Hospital
Karen Sue Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Moore was among 31 graduates at Blessing Hospital School of Nursing Quincy Illinois receiving her nursing cap. Also attending were Mr and Mrs Moore Mr and Mrs Jerry Crockett and their daughter Terry Lynn Mrs R Shuck and others.
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Karen Sue Moore
Forrest
Personal incomes rise in August to $631.2 billion
U S government data show August personal income up 4.5 billion to an annual rate of 631.2 billion, led by wages and salaries. The report notes three straight monthly gains, with continued strength in retail sales and industrial production, while unemployment falls to 3.8 percent.
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Washington
Commerce
David W Beggs Killed in Accident Near Indianapolis
Willard and Vincé O Mildred travel to Decatur Illinois for funeral services of their niece's husband David W Beggs about 35 of Bloomington Indiana. Services set for Tuesday at 9 a.m. at St Patrick's Catholic Church. He was killed in a head on crash near Indianapolis Friday night while returning from a speaking engagement in Chicago. He was an assistant professor at Indiana University Bloomington. Surviving wife Joan Lytle Beges and four children Ford Kathy Betsy and Billy.
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Vincé O' Mildred
Decatur
David W. Beggs
Bloomington
Ind
Chicago
Joan Lytle Beges
Ford
Kathy
Betsy
Billy
Dies in Missouri: Claude R Garrett at 57
Claude R Garrett 57 died at his farm home near Laddonia after illness. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Harding Funeral Home with Rev. Morris Page officiating. Burial in Laddonia Cemetery. Survived by two foster children Kenneth Tolston and Mrs Shirley Williams, five brothers, a sister, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs Martha Montague Montague 61 a former rural school teacher died Saturday in Fulton. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Wilkey Bien Funeral Home. Burial in Jonesburg Cemetery. She leaves a sister Mrs Mary Brown, a brother James A Montague, and several nieces and nephews. Three brothers and one sister had died earlier.
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Claude Ray
Laddonia
Garrett
Martha Medora
Montague
Wilkey-Bien
Harding
Morris Page
Christian
Fulton
Kenneth’ Tolston
Audrain
Shirley Williams
Ala Ralls County
Bama
Neal
Charlie
Mary Brown
James A. Montague
Rain Wasn't Much Gary Warren 15 Dies Of Wreck Injuries
In Kansas City area showers and storms spread across western Missouri with a forecast of cloudy to partly cloudy conditions through Tuesday. Funeral services for Gary Warren 15 of Springfield are pending at Perry as he died from injuries suffered in a four car crash Sept day He had been in intensive care at Burges Protestant Hospital in Springfield The weather ranged from trace to 11 inch across the state with highs from 75 to 84 and lows from 1 to 67 degrees.
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Missouri
Perry
Springfield
Gary Warren
Suri
St. Joseph
Doris
Vichy
Jopsin
Warren
Dan
Waynesville
Canel
Girardeau
James Swan
Ola
Cape Girardeau
Thant labeled nut by senator in Hanoi talks push
The scene centers on Senate figures criticizing United Nations Secretary General U Thant after his call for a bombing halt to spur talks with Hanoi. Senator Smathers brands Thant a nut while Mundt warns such a pause would cost American lives and could let North Vietnam bolster its defenses. Also noted are revival services led by Dr. Gordon Clinard in Mexico and a Mexico casualty obituary.
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U Thant
Hanoi
Thant
Sens
George
Smathers
Unitted Nations
United States
Mundt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sharon L. Faulkner
James Woolery
California
Red
Clinard
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Tex
Nguyen van
Thien
Tran van Do
Saigon
Johnson
Baptists Convene at San Angelo Esteemed Preacher
The Mexito May Watt Ledger notes in its May 20 1967 issue from San Angelo that a Baptists convention featured one of the denomination's most outstanding preachers. The report highlights a key speaker and the event's significance within Southern Baptist circles.
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San Angelo
Surviving Siblings Listed in Centralia Family Note
Peg ap. Two sisters and three brothers survive including Sam Woodward of Centralia along with several step children such as Mrs. Eula Eaton of Centralia.
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Peg Ap
Sam Woodward
Centralia
Eula Eaton
Funeral Services For Lt Hendrix In Magnolia Arkansas
Funeral services for Lt Randall Hendrix 25 who was killed in action in Vietnam last Tuesday will be at 2 30 p m Wednesday in Magnolia Arkansas where his parents Mr and Mrs Elwood Hendrix now live Burial will be in Magnolia The body of the former Auxvasse resident was shipped to Texarkana and then to Magnolia Lt Hendrix was a 1961 graduate of Auxvasse High School His family including a sister Linda had lived in Auxvasse before moving to Magnolia about two years ago.
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Randall Hendrix
Vietnam
Magnolia
Ark
Elwood Hendrix
Texarkana
Tex
Hendrix
Auxvasse High School
Linda
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