Longest Teacher Strike Ends in East St. Louis
The 12 week walkout by teachers, the longest in U.S. history, ends with mixed gains. Union president Donald Miller says back-to-work is a partial victory while contracts offer little improvement. Reinstated teachers lose seniority and pay. back pay was not granted.
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South Viet Nam Expels U.S. Newsman Michael Morrow
A Vietnamese government spokesman announced the expulsion of Michael D. Morrow of Dispatch News Service International for alleged involvement in internal political activities. He received an exit visa to depart for Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and is expected to leave Tuesday after speaking to a peace group.
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Cardinals Lose Pope Vote at 80
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI decreed cardinals may not participate in papal elections after age 80 and that retirement from church posts should begin at age 75. The rule takes effect January 1, 1974, guiding the conclave process after a pope dies.
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Moon Robot Trapped in Lunar Night Reading to Reopen
The Soviet space controllers parked the light motored rover in a shaded Mare region as lunar night begins. Communications were suspended and the hatch sealed while the period of darkness lasts until December 6. Luna 17’s Lunokhod rover descended and, in five days of remote operation, crawled 215 yards, conducting X ray tests and soil analyses while transmitting TV imagery.
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Helicopter Gunship Fires on Allied Troops in Vietnam
The US Command said an American helicopter gunship, supporting a Vietnamese Ranger unit, fired on allied troops nine miles northwest of Pleiku in the Central Highlands. One soldier was killed and seven wounded. The incident is under investigation.
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Court backs ruling on nude photos obscenity standard
Supreme Court refused to disturb a lower court ruling that nude photos are not obscene if no sexual activity is shown. The 5-3 decision let stand a reversal of a Massachusetts conviction of two men for selling obscene magazines. Dissenters urged state courts to decide such issues. The ruling touched on First Amendment protections for alleged obscenity and involved William Pinkus's film. The decision also addressed other varied actions including murder rulings and banking travel service authorizations.
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