Teachers To Australia Leaving The Country
Washington AP reports New South Wales in Australia seeks math and science teachers from the United States with a goal of hiring about 1,000 this year. Through an NYC office and ads, the program targets all states and Canada, offering salaries comparable to other professions.
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Washington
United States
Bil Robinson
New South Wales
Lionel Mead
Victoria
Tasmania
America
South Australia
Queensland
Western Australia
McAlpin
New York City
Canada
Robinson
Calley Case Remains Unsettled as Jury Deliberates
FT BENNING Ga AP The United States v Lt William L Calley Jr enters another day with a jury of six Army officers still far from verdict after 34 hours of discussion focusing on the My Lai killings. Jurors asked for fresh laundry and paychecks as they weigh the first specification involving killings at a trail intersection and statements by witnesses including Durst Meadle and Meadleto.
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FT. Benning, Ga
United States
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
James Durst
Brooklyn
N.Y
Dursi
Paul Meadle
Meadlo
Meadleto
Lt. Calley
Power Strife Continues In Argentina
AP report outlines Lt. Gen. Alejandro Lanusse toppling President Roberto Levingston and seizing control in Argentina. He reestablished a ruling junta with two other service chiefs to pursue representative democracy, after previously aiding ouster of Ongania. Lanusse, born 1918 in Buenos Aires, is a nine child Roman Catholic.
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Buenos Aires
Alejandro Lanusse
Argentina
Lanusse
Roberto Levingston
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ongania
National Military Academy
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Eduardo Lonardi
Lonardi
Pedro Aramburu
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Arturo Ilia
Mexico Sets Science Goal
Mexico plans to spend 18.9 million dollars over six years to fund scientific research. The National Scientific Research Institute cites needs for 4,000 agronomists 5,000 veterinarians and zoologists and at least 9,000 agricultural technicians. The goal for 1976 is 9,300 additional researchers, with three quarters fulltime. Presently 3,665 researchers exist, 63.3 percent fulltime. The country aims to boost research in mathematics physics chemistry biology medicine agriculture engineering and communications.
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Mexico City
Mexico
National Scientific Research Institute
Rail Routes Chosen In An Experiment
The National Railroad Passenger Corp selects 21 routes in an experiment to curtail but possibly save rail passenger service. Effective May 1 the network will use 184 trains serving 114 cities with 100000+ population, reaching 8 percent of urban residents. Negotiations with two railroads are pending and may end soon. The plan targets reducing losses of 235 million dollars, though board member Arthur D. Lewis warns a 10 million dollar first-year loss is possible. Route choices were based on ridership, train frequency, costs, alternative travel, city populations, and equipment limits.
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Washington
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Arthur D. Lewis
David W. Kendall
Capital Votes in First DC Congressional Election in Century
The national capital holds its first congressional election in nearly 100 years with six candidates including Walter E. Fauntroy a preacher and noted black leader facing Republicans Julius Hobson and John A. Nevins and others. Voters must pick 40 percent to avoid a runoff as the winner gains a Capitol Hill seat with office staff and a 42500 annual salary but cannot vote on House floor.
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Washington
National Capital
Walter E. Fauntroy
House
Fauntroy
John A. Nevins
Julius Hobson
Douglas Moore
Socialist Workers Party
James Harris
Franklin E. Kameny
Capitol Hill
Congress
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