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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1972

Page

7

New NEA President Urges Political Power

The National Education Association names Catharine Barrett of Syracuse as president and outlines plans to push for federal funding to cover a third of education costs by 1976. Barrett argues teachers must mobilize politically to influence elections and policy, citing organized action across 42 states and potential endorsements of presidential candidates.

Atlantic City N.J National Education Association Catharine Barrett Syracuse N.Y NEA Barrett United States Spe New York State

Governors Confront Midwest Policy At Conference

The Midwest Governors Conference opened in Bismarck with talks focused on state governance and energy policy rather than presidential politics. Governor Milliken urged states to lead national energy planning to prevent shortages and higher costs while Governor Docking and North Dakota host Governor Guy noted limited federal disaster aid and emphasized regional resilience amid occasional harsh weather.

Peru Ind FBI Indiana Ilinois Ohio American Airlines St. Louis Tulsa Oklo James Martin Martin Bismarck N.D William G. Milliken Michigan Milliken Robert Docking Kansas William Guy North Dakota Docking Guy Midwest Rapid City S.C Illinois Iowa Kentucky Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma South Dakota West Virginia Wisconsin

Dream Research Notes From Sleep and Dreams Booklet

AP reports Health Education and Welfare issued a booklet on sleep and dreams describing techniques like skull electrodes to monitor dreaming in humans. Researchers note eye movements during sleep reveal dreams, that most people dream 20 to 25 percent of sleep, and that depriving cats of dreams by instant awakenings shows the role of dreaming in nocturnal activity.

Dallas the Health, Education and Welfare Department

Democrats Seek Indochina Withdrawal and School Busing Stances

First draft planks for the 1972 Democratic platform call for an immediate and complete withdrawal of all U.S. forces in Indochina and take a middle ground on school busing. The platform also debates defense spending and domestic reform including guaranteed jobs and replacing welfare with an income-security program.

Washington U.S Indochina Nixon Southeast Asia Saigon Alabama Pierre Pelham Wallace Pentagon Henry M. Jackson Dash McGovern Miami Beach

Nixon Foes Propose Arms Cut in House Debate

President Nixon faces a House vote on a $21.3 billion weapons bill as opponents push a $1.6 billion reduction. Amendments target the Trident submarine, B1 bomber, and Safeguard antimissile program, reshaping funding and delaying development to stay within Moscow accord limits.

Washington Nixon House Congress U.S Robert L. Leggett D-Calif Leonid Brezhnev Melvin R. Laird Moscow Laird Leggett

Price Commission silent on food price issue after White House clash

The Price Commission met in secret for over four hours amid tensions with the White House over food prices. Chairman C Jackson Grayson declined to comment, saying the panel reached a consensus to say nothing. The panel urged quick action, while the White House and Cost of Living Council delayed decisions and considered meat price controls and import quotas.

Washington The Price Commission White House C. Jackson Grayson Grayson Nixon Commission Cost of Living Council Council

Common Market Ministers Meet in Luxembourg on Currency Crisis

Finance and foreign ministers of the six Common Market nations convene in Luxembourg to address the currency crisis sparked by Britain’s pound float. British Chancellor Anthony Barber joins discussions as they weigh keeping 2% fluctuation limits, potential devaluations, or capital controls amid Britain's exit from the 2% band agreement.

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