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Show r.! DESERET NEWS, Safurdojr, 2A September 16, 1967 Do IHIope By Associated Press deferred Nunez Emilio contempt charges against UFT President Albert Shanker and two other officers, saying:. "I do not consider the weekend settlement in the walkout, while Detroit's teachers have agreed to vote Sunday on binding arbitration. New York Mayor John V. Lindsay emerfed at 4 a.m. from an eight-hou- r meeting with representatives of the Board of and the striking Education AFL-CIUnited five-day-o- problem Insoluble. Under New York States new . Taylor law, banning strikes by unions of public employes,' the 'three officials could be jailed and the union fined f$10,000 a day. As the walkout ended its first week, less than a third of the 1.1 million students showed up at the 900 schools. 49,000-memb- Federation of Teachers, saying, "No agreement has been reached. But he added that the parties would meet again in the smaller classes and teacher State Supreme Court Justice au--' Car Talks To Skirt Hot Issue a thority to banish disruptive pu-- . pit; from a classroom. In the Detroit Negro suburban community of Royal Oak Township, a group of teenagers Fria makeshift day organized school for elementary grade children who have not started classes at the Carver School. Four girls and one boy, all 14 or 13. started the school, using In Detroit Friday, Mary Ellen of th Riordan. president Detroit Federation of Teachers, announced the Sunday meeting after arbitrator Ronald W. vHaughton said the pay issue in afternoon. picnic tables, old car tables anf dining room table for desks. We figure that younger kids need school a lot more than us older ones, said one of, the Derek Bradley, organizers and a high school junior. At Yakima, Wash., the striking faculty of Roman Catholic Marquette High School met with the bishop, the Most Rev. John Daugherty, Friday in what both sides termed "a productive session. The bishop agreed to provide more financial aid for rental of a gymnasium, to hire an additional faculty member, to seek additional over-al- l financial support. and gain tenure for lay contract talks was at a com1 plete stalemate. . In addition ttrthe 300.000 pupils out of school in Detroit, an additional 100,000 students are out of classes in a number of other Michigan districts. Pay raises highlight most teacher demands, but New York teachers also are demanding until Monday Renewed negotiations Saturday in the New York City teachers strike raised hopes for a Teacher Talks St V There DETROIT (UPI) will be no money talks between Ford Motor Co. and the United Auto Workers for at least another week. Any serious attempt to end the nationwide strike against Ford appeared Saturday to be even farther off. A series of meetings was scheduled to start Monday, the first bargaining since 160,000 UAW workers struck Ford plants in 25 stales Sept. 6. y STILL TOO HOT But the schedule for the sessions grievance procedures, 'job security and seniority made it clear the money issues still were too hot to touch. ; Ken Bannon, director of the teachers. NEWS CAPSULES " iTTA W Ford LBJXritics Spark Department, emerged from a session Friday, the fiist tense after McNamara acknowl- since the strike started, and edged that the Soviet Union had admitted the money demands started deploying an anti- - were still far down the agenda. missile system. The Soviet em- - But he added : . The WASHINGTON (UPI) -- R were D"ning nere an" Put' Johnson Administration, stung placements reported r r PrSram e around Moscow and Leningrad.' ln. by criticism of its for :"h Congressional dnve ,0 mi place action escalated after Red SSL win 8free,s gU" China exploded what was be-- j President Johnson struck the . lieved to be a hydrogen bomb in j He sad UAW President Aal second blow of a combi- a test last June ,er P- - Reuther wUI 001 rebirn to nation Friday with a call for w of Staff and the table until there is serious of a gun die civilian heads of the Army, progress. Bannon said. He aLso passage control measure. Edttard' M. Kennedy. ndJUrrC ,1'havea Mid Ford PPared to be under--in' on favoring going some "belt tightening he sald Saturday D.Masg ? rt, .,a?. ,nLl:mlS'sl e defense Preparation for a long strke. Mr j0ins0n's pe'rsonal But we want to put it (the apppa woud stimulate action have contract) together as fast as on gun patrol law. But he . be gaid. conceded that Mr. Johnson's Continued from First Page Final Crossing For Historic 529-ho- Gun Bill Move anti-crim- SJZZ S3T CT m Queen Mary1 bt k! T one-tw- o SOUTHAMPTON, Thousands of (AP) admirers sang Britain's national anthem, waved and wept as the Queen Mary ENG-LAN- steamed out of Southampton Saturday for her 500th and last transatlantic round trip. As ships in the busy port sounded their sirens, the Cunard Lines ship, her sides festooned with colored streamers, responded with a deep throated blast. liner carried passengers, some of The D 81, 000-to- n 1,500 long-stalle- d them Americans who flew from New York to make the journey. The Queen Mary, and her sister ship, the Queen Elizabeth, which retires next year, will be replaced by the fast, economical compact was unlikely to intervention on the Senate votes any change warts in the Senate have prod'lJudciary Committee, which has ded Johnson publicly. Cali- - stalled the measure. LOS ANGELES (AP) The missile defense would fomia Gov. Ronald Reagan took Mr. Johnson, In addition to several overlapping sys- - part Saturday in a parade urging support of the legislation terns of radar and two defensive marking the 157th anniversary Friday, also got high Admims-fo- r House and missiles. One, called Spartan, of Mexico's independence from tration officials W. McCormack, John million Of one far the ICBM? Speaker intercept out,Spain. his to underscoie s in space several hundred living in are appeal. thousands milps from the intended target Los Angeles, The Friday exercise followed festivi- and another called Sprint, .taking part in the two-da- y would operate at short range.lties which opened Friday night., by a day the Presidents appeal one-das- s, even Q4, n will which Queen Elizabeth - Stuyvesant section, a predominantly Negro area, Friday. Romney, an - The FBI arrested accused triple-slayEdward Albert Seibold, 21, asleep in the bedroom of an Invalid child he bad been hired to care for. Seibold la wanted in Auburn, Ala., for the bloody slaying of three young girts Sept. 7. , The FBI credited the arrest - MIAMI (UPI) er Mexico Celebration Mexican-American- undeclared candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, had said that his original support for U.S. involvement in Vietnam was due to a brainwashing he got during a visit to the war area during 1965. 'Man UPI to police chiefs In Kapsas Cuv where he made a twin call for their support of both measures. !" ! " . " ?n' Admion and Pres,dent Y1( S,res H. Humphrey Uu!n were making themselves more available to newsmen seeking comment on and other crime legislation subjects. Sources reported that the ministration planned to release a "white paper early net an apparent effort to week combat Republican charges that Mr. Johnson was not doing his part in the war on crime. The President drew attention to the gun control bill Friday with a letter to McCormack that told a heretofore reluctant gress that "the time has coma e action. The speaker quickly sponded with a pledge to urge "prompt enactment of the bill, the third such measure sent to Congress since the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Tiprto Of Year' Moves On Frank Hime. Sarasota, Fla., Gulf Life Insurance Co. man. of the year, is seen leaving firma old headquarters for new building. Perhaps its a frame-u- p the legs have not yet been identified. Child Slaying Suspect Captured Saturday stal- - launch in Scotland Letters Support Romney ' Brainwash ' MichiNEW YORK (AP) gan Gov. George Romney says his mail has been overon favorable whelmingly his charge that he had been "brainwashed in Vietnam. Romney, on the fifth day of y a survey of urban problems around the nation, Bedford- visited Brooklyn's k,,, FAMiLYCiRCUSBy bu to a citizen who had noticed Seibold's picture in a national magazine and spotted him on a street. Official army of corrupt and IncompeSAIGON (UPI) Seibold. son of a Tulane South Vietnamese sources tent commanders, and the achad University professor, Saturday that the mili-tar- tion was believed to be at least been hunted from New York government has drummed partially the result of the Amerto New Orleans since the four generals out of the rrmy ican demands. home a in quiet triple slayings In another development, sevin the Alabama University j for "corruption and Inefficiency" in what was described as eral South Vietnamese newspatown. the first stages of a ..weeping pers reported Saturday that purge. demonstrations US officials here have been by militant Buddhists in Da a state of putting increasingly heavy pres- Nang had produced there. which at one time was rising sure on the junta to rd the emergency at a rate of seven inches an S. Viet Purges Generals - y Alaska Flood Threat Wanes SKAGWAY, The 650 ALASKA (AP) residents of this historic gold rush town breathed easier Saturday as their labors and cooperative weather joined to keep the Skagway River dikes. There was no perceptible in the stream flow n Within reinforced hour. Guy W. Self. Skagway civil defense director, said the rain eased by midafternoon. The Weather Bureau said 4 21 inches of rain fell at Skagway in a period ending Fri- aG su. noon. day Now Available for Deseret News Readers . . .This g - Rockettes The of Radio City Music Hall prepared to do their kicking outside the theater Saturday in the first strike by the famed dancers since the group was organized In the early 1930s. The American Guild i Deseret News Special - The I n t ernational Typographical Union, Local 115 in Salt Lake City, has filed with the National Labor Relations Board in Denver a .charge against Newspaper Agency Corp. that and transportation to hospital to $500; $25 weekly total disability payments; to 26 weeks tutoring $10 a day to $1,200. For Dread Diseases $10,000 maximum for hospital and medical expense (hospital, iron lung ombutance, nursing, doctor or physiotherapists, transportation by plane or train to hospital- - $25 weekly total disability payments; tutoring $10 a day to $1,200, one-tim- e of the "Blondie motion picture senes, and now a vice president of the union, has been representing the Rockettes, who are demanding siz- eable pay increases. Files Suit The union claims S star S.L. Union COLO. T. LUNG CANCER leukemia and 10 Specified Dread Diseases Hospital and Medical Expenses: $3.25 a Year Yourself; $6 25 a Year Yourself and family. Polio, Scarlet Fever,- Encephalitis, Smallpox, Diphtheria, Tetanus, Rabies, Typhoid, Spinal For Lung Cancer: hospital, medicol, expense, nursing Meningitis. est offer. Penny Singleton, DENVER. of Va- riety Artists said Friday the girls, who have been performing without a union contract since their old one expired June 30. voted overwhelming- ly to reject management's lat- - since Aug. 29 during negotiations foi a new contract the NAC has in- sisted on a certain clause that Las resulted in an impasse. The clause proposed by the, would require that the1 union waive its right to bargain NAC mandatory the 4 ik Z. end DREAD DISEASE DEATH BCNEFITS-$3.- 25 a Year Yourself; $6.25 a Yourself Year and Fomily, $1,500 death benefit for lung cancer, leukemia or 10 dread disease, coerced and No m4kal tmlnotia. Polity Ihu4 by Notionot Franklin Ura Inaar. nca Cara CMraf , III. Polity ranaurakla at option aF rampant only. Mjin SI. City. Uth Milt publish jon is. 14) S. 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