Regents Warn Faculty on Future Strikes
Berkeley regents threaten firing any faculty who strike future strikes top the crisis as Regents back Chancellor Heyns against retroactive punishment. AFL CIO leaders suspend the student strike with a conditional truce as 6,000 students vote to return to classes amid campus reform demands and Navy table dispute.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Afl-Cio American Federation of Teachers
Teachers Federation
Navy
Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies
Oakland
Theodore R. Meyer
Edwin Pauley
Laurence J. Kennedy Jr
John S. Canaday
Meyer
Roger W. Heyns
Heyns
Academic Senate
Pearl Harbor remembers 25 years after surprise attack
Secretary of the Navy Paul H. Nitze spoke at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific marking 25 years since the Pearl Harbor attack. He urged readiness to deter and respond to aggression in Asia, noting lessons of war and the transformation of Japan into a partner of peace. The event, hosted by the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, included veterans groups and a sunset service aboard the USS Arizona Memorial. The Navy clarified the Arizona remains decommissioned and treated as a national cemetery site.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Paul H. Nitze
United States
Southeast Asia
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
Nitze
Asia
Japan
Pacific
Punchbowl Crater
Arizona
Henry Persons
Navy
Santa to visit Gardner Fire House Saturday
Santa Claus will appear at the Gardner Fire House from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday for the annual Gardner firemen event. Each child will receive a treat.
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Gardner
Santa Claus
Gardner Fire House
Gardner Firemen
Rainy spells linger with showers and cool highs
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts continued rain tonight with heavier showers at times. Expect temperatures in the low 40s today and rising to the 50s by Thursday. No Collins Weather Station report today. At 11 30 am Morris downtown read 42 degrees.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Collins
Morris
New Satellite Tests Forecasting With Pacific Mission
Cape Kennedy NASA launches the 1 547 pound ATS satellite to test space communications and weather forecasting. The Atlas Agena rocket placed ATS into a transfer orbit, with a later burn aiming for a 22 300 mile synchronous orbit over the Pacific near Christmas Island.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Pacific
Globe
United States
Far East
ATS
Applications Technology
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
NASA
Christmas Island
Wilder Seeks Legal Check On Access To Employee Records
State's Attorney Richard Wilder said he has not checked the legality of opening county treasurer records for public employees. He will review state law this afternoon and report later. County Treasurer Sophie Thorson confirmed she followed his advice and did not release the information when asked.
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Richard Wilder
the Herald
Sophie Thorson
Wilders
Herald
Wilder
County panel weighs trailer park rules in Grundy County
The Grundy County Regional Planning Commission reviewed definitions and a general philosophy for trailer park regulation at a Farm Bureau building meeting. They unanimously rejected Frank Vitek s request for a nine trailer park near Mazon citing inadequate sewage capacity and discussed minimum lot sizes and septic requirements with state officials pending state guidance.
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Grundy County
Mazon
Phillip Collins
Vitek
Commission
Gene Franklin
Abel
Kankakee
Kendall
LaSalle
Collins
McTague
Atty
David F. Root
Yorkville Plans Bond Election for New Grade School
Yorkville Consolidated Grade School District 15 advances a two circular wing junior high and elementary complex designed by Robert Mall of Aurora. Estimated 925000 cost, bond vote planned for February. construction to begin spring 1967 with September 1968 completion. Site bounded by Orange and Mill Streets and Illinois routes 47 and 126. Oldest building portion dates to 1848s. board president Charles Doetschman announced the plan.
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Plattville
Robert Mall
Aurora
Board of Education
Yorkville
Walter J. Olsen Jr
Orange St
Mill St
Illinois 47
Illinois 126
Orange
Charles Doetschman
Charles Dirst
James Hopkins
Jack Wayne
Norwood
Barbara) Ashley
John Milner
Scott Miller
African nations seek UN backed boycott of Rhodesia
At the United Nations in New York African members press for a Security Council resolution imposing a total economic boycott on Rhodesia. British Foreign Secretary George Brown arrives to push a soft sanctions plan targeting Rhodesian exports with a potential oil embargo. Prime Minister Ian Smith's government rejects a settlement, while U.S. officials coordinate support for Britain and weighing against extending sanctions to South Africa.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Rhodesia
George Brown
New York
Council
Harold Wilson
African Bloc
Ian Smith
Smith
South Africa
United States
Britain
U.S
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Balthazar J. Vorster
Salisbury
Rhodesian
Rusk Sees Dire Problems for Red China
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told reporters in Formosa that Red China faces serious internal economic troubles and strained world relations. He noted it remains a mystery what is happening among Chinese Communist leaders and warned about the nuclear test ban issue tied to Peking.
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Taipei
Formosa
Dean Rusk
Red China
Rusk
Tokyo
U.S
United Nations
South Viet Nam
Peking
Loot recovered from Savon Gas burglary near WCSJ transmitter
Part of the loot from the Savon Gas Station break in at Franklin and Jefferson Streets was found at 10 am near the WCSJ radio station transmitter on Hopps Lane. Bob White, a WCSJ repairman, located the items and alerted Grundy County authorities. Deputy James Bell reported several items dumped outside the transmitter building including a battery charger, mat, candy, gum, fire extinguisher, a damaged battery, a radio, an extension cord, and containers of oil and antifreeze.
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Savon
Franklin and Jefferson Sts
Wcsj-Am
Hopps Lane
Morris
Illinois 47
Bob White
WCSJ
White
Grundy County
Rail Car Falls 15 Feet Below Crashing Auto
Two cars from a rain struck eight car CTA train derailed and plunged from an elevated structure near Indiana Avenue Station in Chicago. One man died and 25 others were injured as cars landed on and beside the tracks.
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Chicago
Indiana Avenue
41St Street
Chicago Transit Authority
CTA
40Th St
Indiana Ave
Jackson Park
Walter Jessers
John Petrica
Ronald Coleman
William McCoullough
Provident
Michael Reese
Mercy
State seeks higher school aid and elected board plan
Illinois State School Supt. Ray Page urged raising the equalization level from 350 to 400 dollars per pupil to boost state share to 29 percent of K-12 costs. He outlined electing a state board of education with policymaking power and said 1400 pupils should be first step toward 45 percent state participation. He noted current biennial aid is 559 million with 30 million more likely before June 1967.
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Springfield
Ill
Ray Page
Illinois School Problems Commission
Page
Board of Education
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MCHS
Vernon Cornish
Walter Kowalczyk
Price St
Vis
U. S
Leonard Bryant
Miami
Saigon
Pats
Nemo
Tan Son Nhut
Santa In
Carr
John McEvilly
Minooka
Gerald Thompson
LaSalle County
Kenneth Benson
Illinois
Root
C. W. Klassen
Illinois Department of Public Health
Planning Commission
Klassen
Red
China
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