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EX - ed Jl :i 1- -3 Price Model or years the school board meetings were as peaceful as a Feb v Frco Lay Away er to a oauie pit mgn dcnooi ancl Regular 8490 MB CHICAGO (AP)— The Chicago Board of Education has moved figuratively from an ivory tow high-ceiling- IsflgfiDD'© Sizes 6--1 3 f 28 Lens IIS! classroom But in recent months the chamber has resounded with the hot words of debate And more fuel for the fires of controversy is scheduled for delivery soon The latest dispute flared from a proposal by Supt Benjamin C Willis for a shared-tim- e experiment next fall Pupils from St Paul High School to be built on the southwest side would spend half of each school day in their school and the other half in the nearby public Kinzie )) CAMERA Electric Eye I i0 anti-Communi- sts 35mm 1 1 re- 1 XIC1::- - or Black Patent A ns If de- tuous for Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara to try to say what this government should do in South Viet Nam adding that fighting between Communists and would end in neutralization! "if we were not egging them on" Morse a member of the Foreign Relations Committee said he favors an investigation of conditions in Viet Nam by that group and the Armed Services Committee He also said he hopes to make speeches on Viet Nam around the country PAY RAISE: Rep Morris K Udali leader of the fight to raise congressional salaries said Friday he is inclined to wait until January before making a new attempt to gain passage of the pay hike DEFEATS PROPOSAL The House defeated the proposed raises 222 to 134 in a roll-ca- ll vote Thursday In addition to the $10000 annual raises for senators and representatives the bill carried increases covering 17 million federal employes House leaders indicated Friday that raises for postal and career government employes might be brought up for another vote But they had decided that an election year was no time to ask Congressmen to vote on raising their own pay A possibility that the congressional pay raise might be revived was held out by Republican Senate Leader Everett rL Dirksen of Illinois He said he would try to add the proposal to any new bill that was limited to postal and career work- pnicE FBLAfl ANSCOSET55 GIBSON mm: 1 3mm Simulated iWifc- D-Co- nn marks There was no immediate comment from The Washington Post or The Washington Star Morse said it was presump- GIBSON nesular 495 its trade policies according to if Hcrjular C9c : V D-O- re II From It Floats ' nt? 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