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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1971

Page

4

Administrators Limited in NEA Constitution Adopted

Delegates at the National Education Association convention approved a draft constitution reducing administrator influence and potentially barring them from membership. The plan sets a teacher majority rule, requires a minority president, and ties local and state affiliation to NEA membership with administrators limited to proportionate representation.

Fort Collins Colo National Education Association Representative Assembly Organisaion NEA NFA Board of

Nixon weighs Mideast peace moves after Sisco Israel visit

Washington reports the Nixon administration weighing a new Mideast peace initiative after Joseph Sisco’s week of talks in Israel. Rogers and Nixon expected to discuss options with Cairo or at the U.N. General Assembly as the cease-fire holds but pace remains slow.

Washington Nixon Mideast Israel Joseph J. Sisco Sicso William P. Rogers Sisco Suez Canal U.S Cairo Rogers U.N. General Assembly

World peace talks push to avert Mideast and Korea crises

U S policymakers warn war risk rises without settlement in Mideast as West, Soviets, and U Thant seek new diplomacy. India Pakistan tensions drive regional talks aided by several governments. South Korea signals readiness for direct talks with North Korea and potential Seoul Beijing Moscow openness.

Soviet Union China Secy U Thant India Pakistan Kim Jong Pil North Korea Kim Yong Shik Seoul

Gliebe Named Acting Director of Illinois Bureau of Investigation

Richard F. Gliebe, aged 32, replacing Mitchell Ware who resigned Thursday, becomes acting director of the Illinois Bureau of Investigation. Gliebe is a former FBI special agent and is shown in an AP wirephoto.

Richard F. Gliebe Illinois Bureau of Investigation Federal Bureau To Investigation Mitchell Ware

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