Utah teachers press for higher pay push politics over economics
Utah Education Association shifts tactics from contract boycotts to backing sympathetic candidates in statewide elections. NEA sanctions urge members to avoid Utah jobs, while state talks inch toward negotiating contracts. Governor Clyde has not called a special session to fund schools, and district talks progress toward fall openings. Dr. Bell expects district negotiations to yield wage gains and efforts to attract top educators.
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No Conspiracy Report Expected From Warren Commission
The Warren Commission will focus much of its forthcoming report on rebutting conspiracy theories about Kennedy's assassination. The Washington Evening Star reports the document, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, will be released the week of September 14 and presented to President Johnson shortly before then.
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