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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1968
Page
2
City Hall steps host Shanker and the teachers union president amid stalled strike talks. Lindsay asserts schools will open today while Shanker warns that is impossible. AF Wirephsio reports tense bargaining as educators press for a resolution.
Heavy weekend clashes in central highlands leave Brig. Gen. Truong An killed after his battalion repelled a North Vietnamese assault on Duc Lap Special Forces camp. North Vietnamese losses near 83, with American forces claiming two battles near Saigon and a helicopter incident near Duc Lap.
Two American editors warn that U S negotiators blocked progress at the Paris peace talks by undermining the Hanoi contact plan during private Hanoi visits in March They say Johnson’s bombing decisions and a failing bid to form a coalition in Saigon shaped North Vietnamese responses and stalled real talks.
A source says an agreement between the Board of Education and the United Federation of Teachers ends the strike that halted NYC schools. The deal reportedly covers teachers’ rights under a new decentralization plan and the Ocean Hill Brownsville dispute over ten fired teachers. Schools faced confusion as talks continued and a possible general members vote was planned.
Governor Agnew claimed most Yippies and hippies are anarchists and part of a Communist conspiracy behind student disorders at the Democratic National Convention. He said leaders are tied to foreign powers and would press to overthrow free enterprise. He spoke in Annapolis after a Meet the Press appearance and a Cleveland Republican picnic.
Prague reports heavy industry may be curtailed long term after Soviet occupation. First week losses in heavy industry reached 1.626 billion crowns. Rude Pravo notes potential plant-by-plant compensation but warns production flow is threatened. Moscow promised partial compensation. delays from Soviet Union, East Germany, and Hungary hinder export shipments.
An OCR fragment promotes FASTEETH denture powder claiming dentures stay firmer and more comfortable. It promises easier outings with reduced sour taste and odor, notes daily use and regular dental checkups, and directs readers to obtain FASTEETH at drug counters.
A Washington County public school alumnus, Jacob B. Berkson, seeks Congress in Maryland’s Sixth District. The elector group endorses his integrity, legal ability, and independent judgment, pledging unstinting effort for legislation benefiting America regardless of party or re-election prospects.
New York trading stayed active as the rally extended a six day run with gains outpacing losses about 2 to 1 on the NYSE. Ticker tape ran late as shares in motors metals and chemicals moved higher amid broad participation. Fairchild Camera and Ling-Temco-Vought led with more than 2% gains and Texas Gulf Sulphur rose about 1.5%.
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