Leaders Of Teachers Strike Get Jail Terms
An Iraqi military spokesman claimed 14 Israeli jets attacked Jordanian forces in Jordan and two planes were shot down. Israel denied the charge while Jordan reported Israeli incursions. In Gaza, rioting damaged a railway bridge near Rafiah as police clashed with thousands of girls protesting the jailing of three Gaza women.
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Golan Heights
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Iraq
Israel
Baghdad
Sea of Galilee
Neve Ur
Mansiya
Rafiah
Gaza
Boris Karloff Dies at 81 Star of Frankenstein and Horror
Boris Karloff, famed for Frankenstein and a string of horror films, died at 81 in a London-area hospital. An Englishman by birth and Hollywood resident, he appeared in more than 130 movies across a 58 year career, debuting in 1910 and ending his work in Britain last year.
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London
Boris Karloff
Frankenstein
British Columbia
Britain
Karloff
Penn
Chelsea
Hollywood
Eeroe
Jean Anouilh
Stocks Mixed As Blue Chips Show Weakness
The New York market opened mixed with industrials dampening indicators. The Dow Jones average fell 2.12 to 943.93 at 1 p.m. while the broader AP average inched up 0.1 to 359.8 as rails rose and utilities fell. Polaroid tumbled on news of a planned rights offering.
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Polaroid
U.S
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Youngstown Sheet
United Fruit
AMK Corp
General Host
Armour
McDonnell Douglas
American Stock Exchange
Missing 11 Year Old Debra Horn sparks widespread search
Allenstown New Hampshire authorities continue a large manhunt for Debra Lee Horn an 11 year old girl who disappeared last Wednesday from her home. FBI involvement remains undecided with the agency stating it will join only if kidnapping is established. Police described no solid clues despite blood at Route 28 being ruled out and extensive ground air searches including Bear Brook State Park.
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Debra Lee Horn
Henry Spaloss
FBI
Boston
Debra Lee
Kenneth Horn
Spaloss
Joseph Regan
Suncook River
Bear Brook State Park
Debbie
Kenneth
Nixon Hopes for European Visit Before April
The White House said President Nixon is hopeful about visiting NATO countries and possibly others west of the Iron Curtain before mid April. Exploratory talks occurred with involved nations over the weekend, with no firm decision or commitment. The trip’s purposes were not specified, and there is no plan for a Soviet visit. The NATO foreign ministers meet April 10 to 12, and a decision could come beforehand. Nixon spent the day focusing on urban affairs and sent 15 directives to cabinet officers seeking reports on domestic issues including poverty, law enforcement, and Medicare costs.
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Nixon
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Iron Curtain
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Council On Urban Affairs
Spiro T. Agnew
Mansfield Backs Vote On Pay Hike
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield supports a floor vote on boosting congressional pay from 30 000 to 42 500 dollars. He says delaying tactics harm the chamber and notes the Feb 14 pay increase timing, while Williams pushes for a recorded vote amid potential moves to table.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Everett M Dirksen
Williams
Delaware
Twin Cities Specialist Four McGee Assigned to Vietnam
Twin Cities Army Specialist Four Ron ald E McGee age 21 son of Mr and Mrs J P McGee Jr 217 Selman Drive Monroe has been assigned to the 937th Engineer Group near Pleiku Vietnam as a combat engineer.
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Ronald E. McGee
J. P. McGee Jr
Selman Drive
Monroe
937Th Engineer Group
Pleiku
Vietnam
Girl Scout Official Discusses Yearly Funds and Campaigns
Dwayne Ostrom a fundraising specialist from Atlanta met with the finance committee and staff at the Girl Scout Office last week to review yearly expenditures and fundraising campaigns.
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Dwayne Ostrom
Girl Scout
Ostrom
Atlanta
Nixon Chooses Allen For U S Education Post
State Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr has accepted President Nixon’s offer to become the U.S. commissioner of education and is expected to be announced soon. He would leave Albany for the federal post in May with a $45,000 annual salary and a Loudonville residence.
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N.Y
James E. Allen Jr
Nixon
U.S
White House
Allen
John F. Kennedy
Loudonville
College Head Cites Danger From Unrest
San Francisco State College president Hayakawa told a House subcommittee that student unrest poses a national risk and that force was used to protect people and property. He warned efforts must target root causes of protests and urged expanded educational opportunities for minority and poor students despite high costs.
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San Francisco State College
Washington
House
Cur
Hayakawa
San Francisco
House Education
Honeer
Nieher
River Flood Stages Shift at Camden Monroe
River stage updates show Camden rising to 125 with a 9 rise while Monroe falls to 144. Location flood conditions reflect shifting water levels and potential impact on nearby areas.
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Camden
Monroe
Viet Cong Ambush Falls On South Vietnamese Troops
Viet Cong troops opened fire from a bush line along a canal in the Mekong Delta killing 28 South Vietnamese soldiers and wounding 15, in one of the South Vietnamese army’s worst recent setbacks. The ambush occurred 66 miles southwest of Saigon as multiple flare ups occurred to the capital’s south and northwest. Casualties for Viet Cong were not known.
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Mekong
Deyeros Armet
Saigon
Legislative Probe Group To Invite Gremillion Back
Baton Rouge legislators said they will invite Attorney General Jack Gremillion to a second testimony session on the LL&T bank status matter. Senator William Guste said the committee may hear from LL&T attorney Rep. Salvador Anzelmo next week. The probe follows a letter Gremillion wrote in 1966 urging bank status for LL&T. The group aims for a voluntary Tuesday appearance.
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Lacapo
Lonsiana Loan & Thrift Corp
Jack Gremillion
Gremillion
William Guste
New Orleans
Gremillon
Clayton James
Ll&t
James
Guste
Salvador Anzelmo
Anzelmo
Vocational Aptitude Test Pointed Toward Father’s Influence
A vocational counselor notes that the young man’s best opportunities lie where his father holds influence. The assessment suggests career paths aligned with the father’s position, guiding the client toward established networks and opportunities.
Fair Sky Back In Area Today
Northeast Louisiana will see generally fair skies through Tuesday with light frost tonight. The Wednesday outlook shows clear to partly cloudy skies and a slow warming trend. Overnight lows 28 to 34, highs Tuesday 50 to 56. Monroe Aviation reports 64 high Sunday and 38 morning low. Winds northerly 12 to 25 mph, diminishing tonight and Tuesday. Delta Agricultural Advisory notes generally good drying conditions through Wednesday with some late night and early morning fair to poor periods.
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FAA
Monroe Municipal
Monroe
Saigon to receive U S Helicopters to bolster South Vietnamese forces
The United States plans to supply about 200 modern helicopters to South Vietnam, forming roughly 17 squadrons mainly transport and some armed ships. The program, funded by 1969 and 1970 budgets, aims to train Vietnamese pilots and maintainers as Washington shifts toward de Americanizing the war.
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United States
South Vietnam
Saigon
Johnson
Nixon
Armed Forces Journal
Vietnam
Saigzon
New York Court Fines Unions In Public School Strike
State Supreme Court Justice Francis Rienstein sentences AFL CIO United Federation of Teachers president Albert Shanker to 15 days in jail and a 250 dollar fine for contempt of two back to work orders. Shanker’s union faces 220000 dollar fine. Council of Supervisory Associations leader Walter Degnan jailed three days with a 125 dollar fine and his union fined 43500 dollars. The 35 day strike began over the ouster of white teachers from a Brooklyn district and sparked debates on decentralization within the city school system. Mayor Lindsay hints at changes to the Board of Education plan amid ongoing tensions with teachers and neighborhood control groups.
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Albert Shanker
AFL Cio United Federation of Teachers
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Shanker
Walter J. Degnan
Council of Supervisory Associations
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Uen
State Supreme Court
Francis J. Rienstein
Jetliner Hijacked to Cuba With 93 Aboard
A Newark to Miami jetliner carrying 93 people was diverted to Havana as the 12th hijacking of a U.S. commercial flight this year. The Eastern Airlines Boeing 727, with 87 passengers and six crew, landed in Havana after the captain reported a hijack. The crew included copilot Lowell Miller and flight engineer Fred Weaver, with stewardesses Linda Davidson Vickie Hassell and Margaret Bolton listed.
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Cuba
Havana
Sky Pirates
Federal Aviation Administration
National
Moore
Lowell Miller
Fred Weaver
New York
Linda Davidson
Vickie Hassell
Margaret Bolton
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