Striking Teachers Reject New York School Peace Proposal
Striking teachers in Ocean Hill Brownsville rejected a peace offer from the local district. AFL-CIO UFT President Albert Shanker denounced it as a public relations gimmick and called for reinstatement of 79 ousted teachers plus removal of Ocean Hill administrators. Police and fire slowdowns persisted as negotiations stalled, with about 2 600 officers reporting sick in the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association tally.
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New York
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Albert Shanker
Afl-Cio
United Federation of Teachers
Ocean Hill District
Shanker
Board of_ Education
Gonrd
UFT
Ocean ‘Hill
Rhodey McCoy
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Window Rock Market Plans Nov 1 Opening
FedMart to open a 30000 square foot store in Window Rock Ariz on November 1 as the first Navajo area FedMart. The pilot project aims to offer low prices train Navajos in mass merchandising and provide local job opportunities with Navajo staffing. The $750000 investment may lead to more stores in similar areas. Continued on page seven.
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Windowrock
Ariz
Seti
FedMart
Window Rock
FedMart Corporation
Raymond Nakai
Navajoland
Fed- Mart
Phoenix
FedMart Corp
Apollo 7 crew meets to discuss Apollo 8 flight plans
Apollo 7 astronauts Walter Schirra Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham return from a 11 day orbit and meet with project officials and Apollo 8 pilots Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders to decide if December moonward flight proceeds. They rehearse launch pad escape procedures and are in good health after a final physical. The trio will stay at Cape Kennedy until Saturday then return to Houston for a family reunion.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moon
Walter’ M. Schirra ‘Jr
Donn F. Eisele
Walter
Cunningham
Air Force
Frank’ Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell ,Jr
Air’ Force
William A. Anders
Schirra
Eisele
Sthree
Cape’ ‘Kennedy
Houston
Tex
Recheck Under Way To Identify Lowest Bidder For NM Road
The Bureau of Public Roads reopens bids to determine the lowest bidder for 5.85 miles of New Mexico highway between Tres Piedras and Piñon. Thirteen bids were opened at Denver offices, but a $25 000 mixup in one bid created doubt about the apparent low bidder.
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Santa FE
Tres. Piedras
Tieras Analis
Bureau of Public Roads
BPR
Denver
College Suspends Three for Semester
University of New Mexico suspends three students for the remainder of the academic year for interfering with a Naval ROTC drill. Dr Harold Lavender notes about 100 students participated in a demonstration while NROTC members trained. The three were clearly identified as interfering with the NROTC class.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Naval” Reserve Officer Training Corps
Harold Lavender
Lavender
NROTC
Berkeley Sit-in, Cleaver Lectures Spark Campus Tension
About 150 protesters outside Moses Hail Hall and 600 outside the building blocked police, as 121 were arrested at a sit-in in Berkeley. Eldridge Cleaver, charged with attempted murder, was to speak on racism. the Regents voted no academic credit for the course.
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Berkeley
Calif
University ‘of
Californaia
Or. A
Black Panther
Eldridge’ Cleaver
Ag. An
Moses
Camipus
Puroul
University
Sealey
Edse
Cleaver
Oakland
Board ‘of Regents
Ppro
George Bruwn
Lea
Texas Congressmen Predict Humphrey Will Carry State
Several Texas congressmen praised crowds on a two day Humphrey campaign tour predicting the Democrat will win Texas. Sen Ralph Yarborough said Texas is on fire with Humphrey leading Nixon and Wallace losing support. He projected a very comfortable Texas plurality and 25 electoral votes for Humphrey.
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Texas
Humphrey
EL Paso
Tex
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Gonzalez
San Antonio
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
Ralph Yarborough
Richard Nixon
Wright
Gonzalez
Nixon
Yarborough
John Kennedy
Johnson
Narborough
George C. Wallace
Aruba
Viva Humphrey
Kennedy
Wallace
Humophrey
Phiotofax
Hubert H. Humphrey
NMEA Opens Its Convention in Albuquerque
The New Mexico Education Association opens its annual convention in Albuquerque with a 1969 legislative program. The council backs a $7,000 starting salary for teachers, increased fringe benefits, a foundation program financing schools, a 33 1/3 percent property tax assessment ratio, and collective bargaining procedures. The foundation package is valued at $62 million in state revenue over time. The association will also elect its 1970 president.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Education Association
Association
Chavez outlines plans to tackle New Mexico water use
Democratic candidate Fabian Chavez told Pecos Valley farmers in Dexter that his governorship would settle the persistent water adjudication in New Mexico. He proposed creating an agricultural industrial development division within the State Department of Development and study toward a water board to replace the state engineer. Chavez refused to promise increased allocations or personnel firings, saying the issue lies in the program’s machinery, not individuals.
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Dexter
N. M
New Mexico
Fabian Chavez
Pecos Valley
Chavez
Chaves
Roswell
State Department of Development
Sgat
Ing
S. E. Reynolds
Liquidation sale all items 20 to 50 off
Readable notice shows a liquidation sale offering items at discounts from twenty to fifty percent. It lists a Navajo block and an ICX item with a six inch measurement, announces hours as open all day Saturday.
Annie Barker Rites Planned for Gallup Resident at 98
Services for Annie Barker a longtime Gallup resident who died Wednesday at St Marys Hospital will be held Saturday at 2 p m at First Methodist Church with Rev Clarence Stanfield officiating Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery with graveside rites by the Ramona Rebecca Lodge She was born March 31 1878 in Carroll County Tennessee and lived in Gallup since 1903 She taught in Gallup schools for 37 years She was a member of First Methodist Church and Ramona Rebecca Lodge She is survived by a niece Katherine Brown of Gallup and a nephew Hudkins Barker of McLemoresville Tennessee Pallbearers are Jim Murphy Earl Rogers Ve ll Brown Billy Wallace John Sipe Vonidelear Haggins and John D Guest
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Gallup
Annie Barker
St. Mary’s Hospital
First Methodist Church
Clarence ‘Stanfield
Hillcrest “Cemetery
Ramona Rebecca Lodge
Carroll County
Tenn
Miss Barker
Senator Clint Anderson Celebrates 73rd Birthday in Albuquerque
Senator Clint P. Anderson marked his 73rd birthday with a party in Albuquerque. The veteran lawmaker, serving in the Senate since 1949, was honored by friends and colleagues in a celebration noting his long public service.
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Albuquerque
Clintom P. Anderson
Anderson
Senate
Harry , Truman
Congress
Saturday Last Day of Welch’s Jewelry Sale
Notice declares Saturday as the final day for Welch’s Jewelry sale, urging customers to visit for remaining specials and closing details. The brief item emphasizes a limited-time opportunity at the store location.
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Welch, S Jewelry
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Youngstown
Ohio
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