Israeli Egyptian clash across Suez and Nasser appoints Heikal minister
Egyptian commandos claim two raids across the Suez Canal with Cairo reporting heavy casualties and the largest raid in five months while Israel disputes the figures. Nasser appoints Hassanein Heikal as minister of information as Crown Prince Hassan visits Turkey for talks on Middle East policy.
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Mutiny Ends in Trinidad Army Base Calm Restored
Mutiny at Tetron base ends after hostages freed and 50 officers surrender. Col Stanley Johnson resigns as negotiations continue while Curfew and state of emergency stay in effect. Black Power leaders detained. police patrols and roadblocks remain.
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Dwarfs Overcome Obstacles Aide From Convention Director Says
Gerald Rasa regional director of Little People of America says most dwarfs are not handicapped and can do nine percent of normal jobs but face hiring discrimination. The Midwest convention in Rolling Meadows aims to teach dwarfs job skills and ways to adapt at home with tools like pedal extensions and telescoping rods.
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Deerfield U Teachers Get Raise in Wage Agreements
Spokesmen for the Education and the Deerfield Union Teachers Association announced two negotiated agreements. Effective September salaries rise from 300 to 400 dollars, with a 1970 71 schedule starting at 6000 for bachelor's degree and 6500 for master's, up to 8500 and 9800 respectively after several years. A grievance procedures plan was also approved. The board ratified the deals with unanimous DUTA approval amid a cooperative negotiation process.
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Deerfield-Union Teachers Association
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Lindberghs Visit Expo 70 in Tokyo with Sirius Exhibit
Charles A. Lindbergh and his son Jon arrived at Haneda Airport for a visit to Expo 70 in Tokyo. They were welcomed by Mrs. Lindbergh after she flew in from Hawaii. The elder Lindbergh previously flew to Japan in 1931 aboard the Sirius.
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