Abstract art on canvas and White House protest mix in 1969 news
Frank Perry displayed a violet gray canvas earning fourth place at an Art Council of Southwest Florida show in Mort Myers. In Washington, about nine women's press reporters protested Nixon’s interview exclusion in the White House press room led by Sarah McClendon, while a priest cited in a nude film case described his shock.
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Frank Perry
Art Council of Southwest
White House
Washington
Nixon
Sarah McClendon
Gerald J. Warren
Ronald L. Ziegler
Coyle Stuart
Ziegler
Associated Press
Helen Thomas
United Press International
Sarah Booth Couroy
The
Washington Post
Betty Beale
Washington Evening Star
Wauhillay LaHay
Scripps Howard
Claire Crawford
Washington Daily News
Louise Tutehinson
Chicago Tribune
Marya McLaughlin
CBS
Fay Wells
Storer Broadcasting
Francis L. Filas
Chicago
Flas
Loyola University
Los Angeles
Filas
Teserel
Statewide property tax urged by state board of education
The State Board of Education voted 9-1 to push a $3.75 statewide property tax plus a one time 8400 million education aid package. If enacted the plan would shift funds from wealthy districts like Beverly Hills to poorer districts such as Compton, and could affect Governor Reagan’s budget. The board also adopted a report proposing major changes to California’s teacher tenure system with annual evaluation and easier dismissal for new teachers. A minority and various groups criticized the measures. A fire damaged Mother Nabbard's home in Poughkeepsie Wy.
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Sacramento
State Board of Education
Gov. Reagan
Beverly Hills
Compton
California
Hoard Ast
California School Boards Association
State Office of Administrative Procedure
Group seeks POW ransom as Crosby backs plan
Crosby says The Prisoners of War Rescue Mission is pursuing a ransom deal with North Vietnam to exchange cash or reparations for 370 to 470 American POWs. An emissary meets Hanoi officials, while the group eyes a neutral country like Singapore for housing if outright freedom fails. Five wealthy businessmen reportedly support the effort.
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Beverly
Bing Crosby
North Vietnam
Prisoners of War Rescue Mission
Larry Crosby
Crosby
Vientiana
Laos
John G. Fairfax
Grasby
Pentagon
United States
Hanoi
Singapore
Reagan names ex aide to California appeal court post
Reagan nominates William P. Clark Jr a Ventura County lawyer and former top aide to the governor for an associate justice post on the 2nd District Court of Appeal in Los Angeles at a $40 076 annual salary. Clark previously served as cabinet secretary and executive secretary to Gov Reagan.
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Reagan
Appeal Court
Sacramento
William P. Clark Jr
Gov. Reagan
California
Clark
2Nd District Court of Appeal
Los Angeles
San Luis Obispo County
Couty’s Bar Association
Ventura County
State Court of Appeal
San Francisco
San Diego
Fresno
Court of Appeal
Winslow Christian
Edmund G. Brown
Oxnard
Walle
Shandon
San Luis Obispo
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Philadelphia
WOASM
Maw Leon
Yeat Lenn
Shey Ove
Ary Guthere
Gilarie
Hads
Leon
Rnepal
Federal Communications Commission
Colleen
Maureen Toby Karlin
Somerset
U.S
Israel
Ireland
Colleen Queen
Esther
St. Patrick's Day
Loyal League of Yiddish Sons of Erin
New York
AP Wivephala
Donn Moomaw
UCLA
Heafan
Clay N. Mitchell
South Laguna
Mitchell
Eugene N. Ragle
Auboro
Paul Beck
Beck
Department of Education
Mother Twabbard
Poughkeepsie, WY
Mother Nabbard
Mather Hibhard Day Nursery
Ina Kilchen
Wirephale
Tie Clark
State Commission On Judicial Ap
Superior Court
Danskin
Bullock's Lakewood
Clark Avenue
Lakewood
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