Mediation Urges Binding Arbitration In NYC Teacher Strike
A top mediator urged binding arbitration to resolve the NYC teachers strike affecting 1.1 million students and election polling. Vincent D. McDonnell warned balloting could be jeopardized, while talks with Albert Shanker and Bernard Donovan yielded no progress. Ocean Hill Brownsville district officials called for community involvement in talks.
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State Mediation Board
Vincent D. McDonnell
McDonnell
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
John M. Doar
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Bernard E. Donovan
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Ocean Hill
Polishing Off A Customer At New Shu Shine Parlor
Fred Cooney notes the Shu-Shine Parlor at Penn Station Newark opens with brisk business. Sharon Leshko, wearing a mini skirt, offers service and hints at a requested promotion as regular commuters visit the first day. Parlor owners Richard and Barbra Zigarelli run the busy shop.
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Heaviest Raid in a Month Hits North Vietnam Panhandle
American forces bomb North Vietnam's southern panhandle with B52s and the New Jersey, conducting 139 missions the busiest since Oct. 3. Reports say 25 trucks and 19 supply boats were destroyed or damaged while fires and explosions followed. two bridges were dropped and storage bunkers targeted as 30 B52s dropped 900 tons along the southern edge.
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Price of Freedom in Prague and Soviet Tension
Czechoslovakia marks its 50th independence anniversary as Dubcek and leaders tour Bratislava. Prague sees large anti-Soviet demonstrations with slogans like Russians go home and Freedom. Police disperse crowds as Soviet representatives face protests.
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Czechoslovakia
Slovakia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Ludvik Svoboda
Oldrich Cernik
Bratislava
Svoboda
Italy Faces Prospects Of Political Warfare
Rome reports indicate Italy may face a new political crisis as the Italian Socialist party splits over conditions for returning to government. The party debated linking with the Christian Democrats and the Republican party to form a center left majority, while internal factions argued over demands and reforms.
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Rome
Italian Socialist Party
Communist Party
Christian Democrats
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Pate
Republican Party
Vatican
Giovanni Leone
Chamber of Deputies
Beregovoy Extends Earth Orbit On Soyuz 3 Fourth Day
Soviet cosmonaut Georgy Beregovoy remains in orbit aboard Soyuz 3 for the fourth day. Tass reports he feels well and maintains a high work capacity while life support remains normal and solar activity stays within safe limits. He slept well and continued flight program despite no announced mission end or further maneuvers.
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Georgy Beregovoy
Tass
Beregovoy
Soviet Union
Nudie Show Intercepts Late Palm Desert TV Signal
An unannounced stag film aired for about 15 minutes across four Coachella Valley communities including Palm Springs and Palm Desert. Police logs show 30 to 40 calls to Palm Springs and many more inquiries statewide as investigators probe a sophisticated signal tap on a local cable channel.
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Calif
Coachella Valley
Palm Springs
Jim Wall
Wall
Desert
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Indian Wells
Middletown Weather Outlook With Cooling Tonight
The Middletown area remains cloudy and colder today with a high near 45 to 50. Tonight will drop to the 20s to 30s with fair skies and warmer conditions expected by Wednesday. Yesterday's high reached 44 and this morning's low was 38.
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Middletown
Chuckle Valor Plans Ocean Liner Trip Without Tipping
Chuckle Valor intends to travel aboard an ocean liner and avoid tipping. Discretion requires returning on a different ship to maintain anonymity and evade notice.
McCarthy to Back Humphrey Campaign and Step Down
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy announced he will vote for Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey for president and will not seek re election to the Senate in 1970 or the Democratic nomination in 1972. He said his endorsement does not restore him to party leaders and urged party reform while noting Humphrey’s stance falls short of his own expectations on key issues.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
McCarthy
Minnesota
Humphrey
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Phrey
Chicago
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