Scottsdale teachers reach peaceable salary pact and benefits
The Scottsdale School Board and teachers conclude negotiations with a yearly average pay hike of 590 dollars including experience increments and raises for achievement. The base pay rises 100 dollars with added fringe benefits such as insurance and duty free lunch periods. The agreement is praised as a step forward for education and teacher morale.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Education Association Ae
Egg mails ends with minor crack in shell joke
Miss Joellen Powers of Hagerstown Maryland mailed a memento to her fiancé at Valparaiso University Indiana. She placed a hard boiled egg with his name on it and a 15 cent stamp and had it sent by train to Washington. The egg arrived with only a hairline crack. The stunt suggests a simple method for fragile parcels use proper postage and labels.
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Joellen Powers
Hagerstown
Miss Powers
Valparaiso University
Indiana
Taft runs for Congress in Cincinnati district
Evans Novak reports Robert A. Taft Jr. seeks a U.S. House seat from Cincinnati’s First District challenging Democrat John J. Gilligan. Gilligan uses Taft’s 1964 Goldwater ties to sway Black voters in Evanston Third Ward as Taft faces historic GOP resistance in the district.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Robert A. Taft, Jr
National House of Representatives
Cincinnati
Senate
Taft, Jr
John J. Gilligan
Evanston
Gilligan
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Meredith interview with Jim Meredith on race in America
Jim Meredith, late 1960s Mississippi integration figure, now a freshman at Columbia Law, talks to Bob Considine about race, nonviolence, and the future of America. He criticizes King and outlines pride, fear, and family weakness as barriers in Black communities while warning of scapegoating during economic stress.
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New York
Jim Meredith
University of Mississippi
Columbia University
Mississippi
University of Indiana Press
U. of Mississippi
Meredith
Ibadan University
Nigeria
Malcolm. X
Gro
America
Germany
Disinherited and Viet Nam Books Reviewed
A review highlights Van Every’s Disinherited as a sharp account of how American Indians were displaced as white settlers advanced west. It also covers Lacouture’s Viet Nam Between Two Traces noting its insights from his French press postings and Le Monde reporting.
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Dale van Every
Morrow
America
Mississippi
Viet Nam
Jean Lacouture
Random House
Leclerc
Combat Magazine
Indo China
Lacouture
le Monde
United States
Confusion in California Governor Race Builds in June Primary
Los Angeles reports a muddled Democratic field for governor with incumbent Glenn M. Anderson facing pressure after Watts riots and Brown’s backers. Thomas W. Braden and Lloyd Hand enter the lieutenant governor race as others weigh prospects, amid shifting federal backing and political maneuvering.
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Los Angeles
Glenn M. Anderson
Edmund
Pat) Childs Brown
Watts
Brown
Greece
Anderson
National Guard
Washington
Thomas W. Braden
A Lively
Braden
Lloyd Hand
Johnson
State Department
Hand
Prtuary
Hethe
McNamara Defends B-52s Amid Viet Nam Policy Debate
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara lauds the B 52s while facing questions on phasing them out. The exchange with Senator Richard Russell occurs during a March 27 hearing as McNamara reiterates support for ICBMs and guided missiles despite congressional pressure.
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Richard B. Russell
D- Via
Propos McNamara
Congress
Ma McNamara
Adamanefusal
Congression
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Massachusetts
Conte
Wayne Hays
Lew Walt
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Thi
da Nang
Marine Wall
U.S
Walt
Saigon
Honolulu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Bob Considine
Considine
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
American Legion
Palaus
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Book Review
United Press International
Marquis Childs
California
Oceanside
State Board of Education
McNamara
Defense Department
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Defense
Robert McNamara
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