Woman Pay Gap Persists Despite Rights Push in 1960s America
The piece notes long standing pay disparities between women and men, despite Supreme Court rulings and civil rights protections. It cites University of Michigan actions, increasing government enforcement, and wage data across occupations, education levels, and races to illustrate a persistent inequality.
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New York Times
Detroit
Women's Liberation Movement
Supreme Court
General Motors Corp
G.M
University of Michigan
Labor Department
United States
Urban pupils receive less federal education aid study
A Ford Foundation funded 18 month study by Syracuse University under a 338625 grant finds rural areas receive more aid per pupil than urban districts. The report notes uneven fund flows push districts to misprioritize funds and ignore greater urban needs.
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New York
Ford Foundation
Policy Institute
Syracuse University Research Corp
Ford
John W. Gardner
National Urban Coalition
Parade Magazine reveals covert SOF forces and Sontay raid
Parade Magazine reports the U S Air Force Special Operations Force now numbers about 15 000 and operates from Eglin AFB Florida with missions in 28 nations including Vietnam and Korea The piece notes diverse tactics aircraft and weapons and cites Brig Gen Leroy J Manor as commander after the Sontay raid Also referenced is a separate urban education funding study detailing federal aid shortfalls and inequities in major cities.
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Washington
UPI
Sontay
Hanoi
Air Commandos
Parade Magazine
Donald Robinson
U.S. Air Force
Special Operations Force
SOF
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
North Vietnam
North Korea
Saudi Arabia
Panama
Florida
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
West Germany
Leroy J. Manor
White House
U S denies Ecuador aggression charges at OAS meeting
U S Undersecretary John N. Irwin accused Ecuador of economic coercion and boat seizures while Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Jose Maria Ponce Yepez defended Quito. The OAS conference created a three nation working group with Mexico Guatemala and Argentina to study the charges.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Ecuador
Organization of American States
OAS
John N. Irwin
Jose Maria Ponce Yepez
Ponce Yepez
Irwin
Mexico
Guatemala
Argentina
Garage strike postponed amid progress in New York talks
A threatened midnight strike that could shut 600 New York parking garages was postponed after labor leaders said progress in negotiations with the Metropolitan Garage Board of Trade. The Teamsters Local 272 represents 3,500 garage workers and the next union meeting is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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New York
UPI
Charles Hayden
Teamsters
Metropolitan Garage Board of Trade
Hayden
Pentagon censures Maj. Gen. Koster over My Lai handling
The Pentagon reports Maj. Gen. Samuel W. Koster has been formally censured for failing to report civilian casualties at My Lai and ensure investigation into the incident. Charges were dropped for lack of evidence, but the censure may lead to further administrative penalties as the case proceeds to Army review.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Army
Samuel W. Koster
My Lai
Koster
Jonathan O. Seaman
Department of the
Americal Infantry Division
West Liberty
Iowa
West Point Military Academy
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