Rockefeller Motives Questioned in Buckley Critique
Washington Star column questions Nelson Rockefeller on his Vietnam stance and federal patronage. It argues the claim could reveal insincerity or a deeper pressure from Washington on governors and tests the fairness of federal allocations to New York versus poorer states.
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Nixon
New York
Rockfeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Arthur Schlesinger
Academy
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Asia
Rockefeller
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Congress
Albany
Union
Kansas City
Fort Worth
South Carolina
Peabody Board Increases School Salaries For 1975 76
The Peabody school board raises salaries for the 1975 76 year with teachers at 11.3 percent and administrators from 9 to 11 percent. Non certified staff receive 11.3 percent increases with bus drivers offered one cent per mile. Four new teachers are hired Roxanne Durham Linda Williams Matthew Tolar and Steve Lasman at Burns.
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Peabody
Peabody School Board
Roxanne Durham
Linda Williams
Matthew Tolar
Steve Lasman
Burns
New Hampshire Prayer Bill Seeks School Reintroduction
The New Hampshire legislature moved to permit voluntary recitation of the Lord s Prayer in public elementary schools while opponents warn of constitutional conflicts. Connecticut followed with a silent meditation option as Gov. Ella Grasso and Gov. Meldrim Thomson signaled support.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
U.S. Supreme Court
Connecticut
High Court
Meldrim Thomson
Ella Grasso
Supreme Court
Robert B. Monier
Alan Rock
Desert town backs bid for state prison site
Jean Nevada a town of 80 residents on the LA to Las Vegas corridor hopes to host a new state prison. Peter Simon pledges 96 acres and covering utilities as officials back the plan to shift prisoners from Las Vegas. He foresees growth, a larger population, and boosted traffic for his roadside businesses.
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Nev
Peter Simon
Simon
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Mike O'Callaghan
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Nevada
On This Date Highlights Through History
Highlights note events from 1625 to 1975 including Peter Minuit’s purchase of Manhattan, Queen Victoria's birth, Morse telegraph debut, Brooklyn Bridge opening, Bismarck sinking Hood, Scott Carpenter orbit, and Ellington’s death with dates and ages. Also birthdays and a thought for today.
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Associated Press
Peter Minuit
Dutch West India Trading Company
Manahattan
Queen Victoria
Britain
London
United States
Baltimore
Elliott’s Mills
Samuel Morse
Washington
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Bismarck
Hood
North Atlantic
Scott Carpenter
U.S. Supreme Court
Hospital costs to be studied by federal council
The Council on Wage and Price Stability plans an outside review of rising medical care costs, with Albert Rees noting health expenses remain a major inflation issue. He cites 14.5 increase in medical care costs over 12 months and 16.8 in hospital services, and argues for better industry organization over new wage and price controls.
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Washington
Council On
Council
Albert Rees
Labor Department
Rees
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Ford
No sellout for Sinatra in Vienna Stadthalle crowd
Frank Sinatra drew ovations in Vienna at Stadthalle Arena but the 11,500 seat venue did not sell out. Organizers reported 8,135 tickets sold with prices ranging from 5 to 98 dollars. The concert started late as a clerk claimed Sinatra refused to perform without a 200000 dollar fee, a detail not confirmed.
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Stadthalle Arena
Sinatra
Norris-LaGuardia Act Shields Labor Freedom of Association
The 1932 Norris LaGuardia Act grants workers unrestricted freedom to organize and join unions without employer interference, establishing a safeguard for union rights and collective bargaining.
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Sears
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I-35 Pancake House
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