Civil Disobedience Tactics Split Violence Commission
A bare majority of the National Violence Commission publicly divides over civil disobedience to change laws. The six member minority argues nonviolent disobedience may be the only way to overturn unjust laws, while the majority urges lawful challenge and patience during test cases.
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Joseph E. Mohbat
Washington
National Violence Commission
Commission
Houston
Leon Jaworski
U.S
Eisenhower
Tax burden per capita rises to 338 dollars in 1968
Americans paid an average of 338 dollars in state and local taxes in fiscal 1968, up 29 dollars from 1967. The per capita burden rose in all states except Indiana, varying from 200 dollars in Arkansas to 503 dollars in New York.
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New York
Commerce Clearing House
Indiana
Arkansas
Record 102 school tax issues on December ballots
AAP report notes 102 school tax levies on December ballots across 10 districts in Ohio. Most vote today or later this month with some issues delayed to 1971 funding if approved after December 31. The Ohio Education Association cites 97 asking higher taxes, three renewals, two additional funds, and four blocked by limits or deferred. More than 16,000 students were sent home due to funding concerns. Stayner Brighton, OEA executive.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Stayner Brighton
Third in steel Brussels area education policy cited
The Common Market region ranks third in steel production after the United States and the Soviet Union. An executive secretary notes no other state has let its educational program languish as 10 school systems were forced to close at once.
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Brussels
United States
Soviet Union
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