Los Angeles Teachers Defy Court In Major Strike
Striking teachers in Los Angeles defied a court order to return to work for a second day, with about half of 25 000 teachers staying away as 616 schools faced disruption. Superintendent Kelly called the strike illegal and pushed for talks to resume. UTLA leadership framed the action as a demand for funds to improve classroom conditions.
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UPI
Robert Kelly
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Kelly
Superior Court
Richard Schauer
Robert Ransom
United Teachers of Los Angeles
Sacramento
Ronald
Reagan
UTLA
Ransom
Board of Education
Market closes as Dow dips amid mixed industrials data
Stock market reports show Dow Jones average at 779.11, down 6.79. Trans 169.30 down 1.24. Utilities 116.50 down 0.26. A list of company names and percentage figures follows, highlighting moves in Alcoa, American Brands, AT&T, Boeing, General Electric, IBM, Motorola, Pan American, Texaco, Xerox and others bound for daily shifts.
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Francis I DuPont & Co
Alcoa
AmericanCan
American Motors
At&t
Arizona Public Sve
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
Goodyear
IBM
T&p
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcora
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup Aviation
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pacific Gas & Elect
Parke Davis
Penn Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
Raytheon
RCA
San Diego
G&e
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Standard of NJ
Texaco
Ansamerica
TWA Ee FE
Union Oil
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
US Steel
Webb ° Ve
Xerox
Zenith
Opposition slate stirs Apache School PTA election
An Apache Elementary PTA election features an opposition slate to run against the official group. Dick Kendall says the write-in candidates aim to energize the PTA beyond carnivals and ice cream socials as the nominating committee backs the official officers.
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PTA
Apache School
Dick Kendall
Kendall
Don Holmes
Emory ‘Couch
Robert Wimberly
John Holmes
Joseph Zoeglich
James Ferguson
Lewis Vermillion
Frank Cavalier
Jackie Bates
Louis Tryon
Don’ “Nordal
R. B. Gildersleeve
Scottsdale Pta Council
Car Fire Destroys Vehicle in Scottsdale Loss Est $1700
A 1967 model car owned by Clyde A. Fowler of 2514 N 69th St Scottsdale burned Monday at 4 09 p.m. near 70th Street and Palm Lane Drive. Rural firemen said the car was engulfed en route and the loss was estimated at 1700 dollars.
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Clyde A. Fowler
Collision injures 2 in two car wreck on Thomas Road
Two people were injured in a two vehicle crash on Thomas Road near Hayden Monday at 7 05 p m. James Bergman 18 of 8445 E Chaparral attempted a U turn causing a collision with Kenneth Watson 37 of Mesa east bound pickup. Knickerbocker 26 of Dallas Texas in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Shinpaugh 19 of 4950 N 78th St treated but not hospitalized. Bergman cited for unsafe lane change.
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Thomas Rd
Hayden
James Bergman
E. Chaparral
Bergman
Kenneth “Watson
Mesa
Mike Shinpaugh
William Knickerbocker
Dallas
Tex
Knickerbocker
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Shinpaugh
Motorola Credit Union public sale notice
Legal notice dated April 23 1970 states Motorola Credit Union of Arizona will sell for cash to the highest bidder at 5005 E McDowell Rhubenix Arizona the 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado Deluxe Coupe with VIN 396876MS07266. The union reserves the right to bid on the merchandise. Ronald C Stromer loan officer signs the notice.
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E. McDowell
Rhbenix
Arizona
Motorola« Credit Union of
Motorola Credit Union of
Ronald C. Stromer
E McDowell Credit Union
Apollo 13 crisis draws global concern and prayers
Across the world, people expressed shock and worry as Apollo 13 faced danger in space. Pope Paul VI led prayers for the three astronauts while nations offered aid, with France offering naval rescue help and Australia lending its radio telescope. The Soviet Union and East Europe followed closely without comment as faith in American space technology persisted.
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United Press International
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
France
Australia
America
Soviet Union
East Europe
U.S
Europe
Mass Set for Apollo 13 Astronauts Prayer
Father Martin Kelly announced a 9 pm mass at St Daniel's Church to pray for the safety of the Apollo 13 astronauts after the U S Senate adopted a prayer resolution urging businesses and media to pause for reading.
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St.Daniel’s Catholic
Martin Kelly
U.S. Senate
Nixon names Moorer as new chairman Joint Chiefs
President Nixon designates Admiral Thomas H Moorer to head the Joint Chiefs of Staff succeeding General Earle Wheeler who will retire July 2 pending Senate confirmation Moorer will become the second Navy officer to hold the post and Elmo R Zumwalt Jr is chosen to succeed Moorer as Navy chief Zumwalt currently commands naval forces in Vietnam and serves on the U S naval advisory group in London
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UPI
Nixon
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
Moorer
Naval Operations
Wheeler
Senate
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Vietnam
Navy
Joint Chiefs
Mount Willing
Ala
Zumwait
San Francisco
U.S. Naval Advisory Group
Wives of astronauts show steel nerves amid Apollo 13 setback
Marilyn Lovell and Mary Haise faced the Apollo 13 crisis with restraint, despite months of fear that their husbands might be marooned in space. Haise’s wife was seven months pregnant as neighbors and NASA figures watched the events unfold and awaited a safe return.
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Timber Cove
Tex
UPI
Marilyn Lovell
Mary Haisé
NASA
Charles Bauer
Haise
Apollo
James A. Lovell
Glenn Banboy
Bauer
Summer school chief named for Phoenix Union program
Richard Hughes, Coronado English teacher and former Scottsdale summer school head, will direct the Phoenix Union extension. Scottsdale School District contracted with Phoenix Union Special Programs to offer high school summer courses due to funding limits. Tuition is 23 dollars per course plus books. classes run June 8 through July 31 at Scottsdale High. Preregistration May 25–June 5 at Scottsdale High. evening registration June 1 7 to 9 p.m.
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Richard Hughes
Coronado
Scottsdale
Phoenix Union
Special Programs, Inc
Paul Plath
Hughes
Plath
Scottsdale High School
Slim-Pak Diet Promises Fast Weight Loss While Eating
National advertisement touts Slim-Pak as a personalized diet allowing fried foods and desserts while losing weight. Claims include 27 pounds in 60 days and a dime-a-day cost, with testimonials from teens and adults about waist reductions and sustained appetite control. Northwestern Pharmaceutical Distributors 1970.
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U.S
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