Pay Board Debates Retroactive Pay for Teachers
Washington AP The Pay Board weighs granting teachers retroactive raises stalled by a wage freeze. David Selden AF T president urged correction of injustices, asking case by case review while considering merit pay. Officials expect ruling on retroactive payments and merit increases amid broader price controls.
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Washington
David Selden
American Federation of Teachers
George Boldt
Boldt
Cost of Living Council
Price Commission
Commerce Department
U.S
Nixon
Pay Board and Price Commission
Kennedy Leads in Harris Poll for 1972 Nomination
The Louis Harris poll shows Edward M. Kennedy leading with 26 percent among 912 Democrats likely to vote, ahead of Edmund Muskie at 19 percent. Independents favor Muskie by seven points, making a combined Kennedy Muskie race too close to call. Other Democratic preferences: Humphrey 16 percent, Lindsay 7, McCarthy 5, McGovern 4. Kennedy says he will not run in 1972.
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AFW
York Cap
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Louis Harris
Kennedy
Maine
Edmund S Muskie
Muskie
Hubert J. Humphrey
John V. Lindsay
Ugene McCarthy
George McGovern
McGovern
Ulster girl weds British GI after hair shaving attack
Marta Doherty an 18 year old Roman Catholic from Londonderry married Pvt John Larter 19 in a British army chapel after militants shaved her hair and tarred her head as a warning to Catholic girls dating soldiers. The couple wed Monday in the barracks chapel and plan a honeymoon in England.
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London
Marta Doherty
John Larter
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
John
Somehhere
England
Marta
St. Columb’s
Irish Republican Army
Haze on Mars Halts Mariner 9 TV Viewing Progress
Mariner 9 orbiting Mars reports limited surface viewing due to haze while infrared data indicate a warm area 12 degrees warmer and possible silicate particles. Scientists flag high terrain causing haze gaps that may reveal surface features once clearer.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 9
Mars
Mariner
Guido Munic
California Institute of Technology
Senate Leaders Bail Out Foreign Aid Until December 1
Senate and House leaders agreed to a temporary extension renewing spending authority through December 1 as they push a long term foreign aid bill. ADD director Hannah warned funding gaps linger while Nixon sought passage for a stopgap measure before a House recess. House leaders explore a parliamentary maneuver to pass a 2.9 to 3 billion dollar aid bill without a direct vote.
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Washington Cap
Senae
Congress
House
Senate
Agency For International Development
John A. Sanah
ADD
Hannah
Nixon
White House
Allen J. Ellenter
D-La
Ile
Town Moves To Ban X-Movies In Local Theater
North Smithfield council votes toward eliminating X rated films at the town theater. The plan raises annual fees from 160 to 18 000 dollars and a proposed 50 dollar daily charge would make profits impossible, sparking resident objections to nightly double X screenings at Rustic Drive-In.
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North Smithfield
WLCA
Robert J. Mowry
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