Teacher union fined as seven week strike persists
In Pittsburgh the union faces a 353,000 in fines while the seven week walkout continues. Judge Ziegler imposed 35,000 on the union and 10,000 plus 1,000 per day on each striking teacher as classes are canceled for about 2,000 pupils. Union leaders vow to appeal and keep picketing.
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Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Donald Ziegler
Ziegler
PFT
Albert Fondy
Supreme Court
Howard Bellman
Berea
Ohio
Berea Education Association
Qhbio Education Association
Sauk Centre
Minn
Ichool
Faribault
London Birthday Marked In San Francisco Area
In San Francisco area, Jack London’s birth centennial is noted with descendants recalling the novelist’s legacy. His great granddaughter and London’s surviving daughter’s memories illustrate his enduring fame despite his death in 1918. The writer’s socialist views sparked controversy yet keep a wide readership, including in the Soviet Union where annual book sales reach substantial figures.
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San Francisco
Jack London
Sandra Fleming Barry, Jr
San Lorenzo
Calif
Bess Fleming
Oakland
London
Soviet Union
Billy Graham Sees World Racing Crisis
Billy Graham warned at an Atlanta meeting that the world is in a crisis hour after recent travels to Europe Asia and Africa He told Christian leaders from six continents that international conditions are far more serious than many realize during the Lausanne Continuation Committee for World Evangelization session opening.
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Atlanta
Europe
Asia
Africa
Billy Graham
Graham
Lausanne Continuation Committee For World Evangelization
Lottery ticket reward returns to lucky owner
Cleveland man Vin cent Skladany forgot a winning Ohio lottery ticket in a suit sent to the cleaners. The ticket later confirmed a 400 000 prize, restoring the win to the 47 year old, who was celebrating his wedding anniversary with his wife when he bought the ticket.
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Cleveland
Vincent Skladany
Cleaners
Ohio
Skiadany
Skladany
Israeli troops kill four Arab guerrillas across Lebanon border
Israeli forces reported the killing of four heavily armed Arab guerrillas who crossed from Lebanon. A captured fighter said the group carried hatchets to decapitate victims to slow terror, though only a few such beheadings have occurred. The clash occurred near Margeliot kibbutz with no Israeli casualties.
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Israel
Margeliot
Margeliot Kibbutz
Lebanon
Safad
Syria
Golan Heights
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Castro Advises Panama On Canal Zone Sovereignty Tactics
In Santiago Cuba Prime Minister Fidel Castro urged Panama to follow his stance on not solving the Guan tanamo base issue by force. Panamanian strongman Omar Torrijos countered that Castro’s advice avoided invasion threats, as both leaders pressed regional support and unity in their sovereignty struggle.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Forca
U.S
Guantanamo
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Omar Torrijos
Castro
Canal Zone
Latin Armerica
Latin America
Torrijos
Fugitive David Fine appears in court for defense help
David Fine, 23, described living as indigent and receiving California unemployment benefits and food stamps while awaiting federal charges linked to the 1970 Sterling Hall bombing at the University of Wisconsin Madison. He sought appointed counsel as Madison attorney Paul R. Nessa was assigned.
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Madison
Wis
David Fine
Fine
U.S
Barbara Crabb
Paul R. Nessa
University of Wisconsin
Electronica
Santa Monica
Calif
California
San Rafael
William James Lewes
Wisconsin
Army Math Research Center
Robert Fassnacht
Manuel Fine
Wilmington
Del
Fines
Angolan peace summit ends in deadlock in Addis Ababa
The African summit failed to resolve the Angolan conflict as MPLA FNLA and UNITA factions vow to continue fighting. Delegates blamed South Africa and foreign powers for prolonging war while a mediation commission was formed to monitor the situation. Africa considers UN intervention. no votes were taken on key proposals or OAU membership.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Angola
Organization of African Unity
Angolas Canciliation Commission
Tmantha Ago
Sai
Daniel Arap Moi
Kenya
Moi
Africa
United Nations
Lope Do Nascimento
Popular Movement
MPLA
OAU
Fnla-Unita
NAACP Chief Roy Wilkins to Step Down at Year’s End
Roy Wilkins, 74, longtime executive director of the NAACP, announced at a board meeting that he will resign at year’s end after 22 years. Dr. Montague Cobb, Howard University anatomy professor, elected NAACP president to chair a committee to select a successor. Wilkins will become a lifelong adviser at 20,000 dollars annually.
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New York
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
Montague Cobb
Howard University
Washington, D.C
NAACP
Association
Cobb
The
Crisis
Life
Nudist camp manager defends modest dress rules
LOS GATOS California AP 73 year old Lupin Lodge manager Ethel Plant defends strict dress standards at the nudist resort in the Santa Cruz hills. She says public attire should be modest and that with all guests nude everyone is equal. Plant, managing Lupin Lodge since 1950 after her husband’s death, notes most patrons are young couples with children paying yearly family fees and individual memberships.
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Los Gatos
Call
Santa Cruz Hills
Ethel Plant
Ming Pool
Mira
Plant
Pathfinder Hotel blast leaves 18th body found in Fremont
In Fremont Nebraska the 18th body was recovered from the Pathfinder Hotel wreckage after a blast and fire that killed and injured many. Dozens were injured and 20 downtown businesses closed as searchers worked through the rubble on Monday. One bystander feared a relative may be among the missing.
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Fremont, Neb
Fremont
Pathfinder
Charles Strasbourg
Chamber of Commerce
Strasbourg
Chamber
Sue Hokamp
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