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Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale, Illinois

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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1968

Page

7

Charger adds features without altering wedge design 1969

Dodge introduces changes to the 1969 Charger including a divided grille near a wall to wall tail lights and full gauge instrumentation. The manufacturer labels the car a family styled sports car while preserving the wedge form.

Bradley district teachers reach new contract settlement

A teachers strike delaying Bradley Bourbonnais schools ends as Board of Education and Local 1861 agree on a contract for the 1968-69 year. The salary schedule runs from 6300 to 10900 with a 200 raise next June. Classes resume Tuesday.

Bradley-Bourbonnais Board of Education Local 1861 The Federation of Teachers

West German protest over Soviet radio remarks on Kiesinger

West German ambassador Helmut Allardt protested to the Soviet Foreign Ministry after a Moscow radio broadcast accused Chancellor Kiesinger of a declaration of war style stance. The Moscow broadcasts labeled Kiesinger remarks on August 25 as aggressive distortions. In Prague crisis coverage the Soviet press accused Bonn of stirring trouble. Also listed: Herrin George Huppert 18 15 and Ava Ronald Williamson 19 30 traffic incidents.

Moscow Helmut Allardt Foreign Ministry Kurt Kiesinger Soviet Union Allardt Kiesinger Remaks West Germany Bonn Prague Herrin George E. Huppert Ava Ronald E. Williamson

Hajek denies exile plan amid Soviet occupation

The Czechoslovak Embassy stated Foreign Minister Jiri Hajek has no plans to establish an exile government while Soviet led troops occupy Czechoslovakia. West German radio reports of such a move were false. Hajek arrived in Bern for talks with Ambassador Pavel Winkler.

Bern Switzerland Jiri Hajek Czechoslovakia

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