Humphrey to Teach at University and MacAlester
Hubert Humphrey accepted a two institution teaching post as visiting professor of social science at the University and as holder of the Hubert Humphrey Professorship of International Relations at MacAlester. He will split time between campuses, participate in seminars and lectures, and continue writing and speaking for the Democratic party.
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Dayan says no Mideast war now and US ties could improve
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told ABC that a full scale Middle East war is not a real danger at present. He said Arabs would not risk war without Soviet and US backing and that the United States can improve relations with the Arab world without sacrificing Israel. He noted peace talks could involve changing ceasefire lines to permanent borders and that Israel is ready to negotiate with Jordan and Egypt. He described his talks with President elect Nixon as pleasant and asserted Israel's enduring friendship with the United States.
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Czechs Choose Moderates in Shift Toward Soviet Moderation
Czechoslovakia’s Communist Party plans to fill federal post openings with middle of the road men acceptable to both the Soviet authorities and Czech progressives. Premier Cernik, Defense Minister Czur, and Interior Minister Pelnar likely stay. Dubcek and President Svoboda appear insulated from the reshuffle. The move follows a Kiev summit and Pleskot’s Moscow visit as tensions rise over reform leadership.
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New York City local control plan faces fierce criticism
A proposed decentralization of NYC's 900 schools into 33 districts sparks early attacks from Negro leaders, educators, and officials amid ongoing community control tensions. Critics say local boards lack power in budgeting and construction, while the central board would retain bargaining and staffing powers.
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