Strikes Forecast Rise in U S Teacher Unions
Washington AP reports that teachers unions anticipate stronger activity this fall across urban suburban and rural schools in all 50 states. NEA and AFL CIO affiliates push higher education organizing and more colleges anticipate confrontations over bargaining rights and administration.
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Eleven Die In Minneapolis Apartment Fire
A three story building near Minneapolis business district burned early today killing 11 people. Fire Chief Hall said all victims were on the third floor with seven at the scene and four dying later at hospital. Four others were injured in critical condition.
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Wild Ride Aboard Corpus Christi Showboat Averts Disaster
Eleven aboard Capt. Clark's Showboat faced Hurricane Celia’s fury as the vessel slammed toward bay wreckage. The 85 foot craft drifted free in 100 mph winds, narrowly missing rocks and a causeway by 72 inches before being run ashore and later refloated with minimal damage.
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Massive Allied Raids Hit Red Supply Routes
SAIGON AP reports a large joint U S and South Vietnamese offensive along 200 miles of the Laotian border to block North Vietnamese war supplies destined for South Vietnam and Cambodia. South Vietnamese units from the 1st and 2nd Infantry Divisions and a Marine brigade conduct several operations from the DMZ toward Da Nang as U S B 52 strikes in the Laotian panhandle intensify.
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Israel Approves Peace Plan Amid Border Clashes and Scope
The Knesset votes 66 to 28 to back a peace plan as Prime Minister Golda Meir says Israeli troops will stay in Arab lands seized in 1967 until a binding peace is reached. She notes Israel will not return to 1967 borders but will secure agreed boundaries. The plan faces Iraqi boycott and ongoing border violence with Lebanon and Jordan.
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Lenore Romney Leads Narrowly in Michigan Primary
Lenore Romney holds a slim lead for the Republican nomination in Michigan as 73 percent of precincts report. The Detroit computer glitch delayed vote tabulation with Romney at 239,804 to 221,970 for Robert Huber. Kansas Idaho results follow with GOP governors and incumbents renominated or advancing.
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Weather forecast notes warm spell with chance of showers
The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures with a 20 percent chance of showers this evening. Highs reach the mid 80s. Thursday remains warm with a good chance of rain in the afternoon. Yesterday’s high was 81 and this morning’s low was 62.
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