Denver Area Earthquakes Prompt Johnson Report
President Johnson will receive a month seeking action to reduce Denver quakes tied to a deep Army well. Dr. Donald Hornig leads an investigation amid 1500 temblors since 1966 and debate over pumping out waste versus triggering larger quakes.
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Johnson
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Associated Press
Donald Hornig
Hornig
Rocky Mountain
H. K. van Poollen
Army
van Poollen
Struck Schools Reflect Union Rivalry and Pressure
The nationwide wave of teacher walkouts highlights a clash between NEA and AFT for members and influence. NEA with 1.1 million members and long founding history backs affiliate strikes. AFT with 150,000 pushes for strong bargaining gains in major cities and suburbs. AFT and NEA duel extends from big cities to Maryland's Montgomery County where NEA dispatched a top official to direct actions, resulting in a six day strike and a raised base pay from 5880 to 6340 along with a suspended jail sentence for the managing official.
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United States
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Afl-Cio American Federation of Teachers
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Pike County
Scranton
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Fla
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Gary
Ind
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New York
Charles Cogen
Teachers of America
Cogen
Afl-Cio
Braulio Alonso
Chamber of Commerce
Alonso
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Gary Watts
Watts
Infant Nation With 3 Strikes Against II
Mauritius newly independent faces a fragile future amid political tension racial and religious feuds and external interest. The island with 800000 people in 720 square miles relies on sugar and hosts international actors including the Soviet Union the United States and Britain. Chinese Creole and Muslim communities balance amid unrest with deaths and missing persons amid gang violence and a state of emergency.
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Soviet Union
Africa
United States
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Britain
Suez
China
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Formosa
Seewoosagur Ramgoolam
Diego Garcia
London
King’s Shropshire Light Infantry
Pakistan
Rhode Island
Federal officials warn big cities may curb driving soon
A Washington AP report notes federal officials privately expect major urban areas to restrict driving and reallocate space to reduce gridlock. HUD and DOT argue for expanded mass transit and rail options, while parking and pricing changes may curb car use in central districts.
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Chicago
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Boston
Cleveland
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N.J
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