European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 9, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Saturday september 9, 1967 the stars and stripes Baltimore strike looms Page 23 teacher unrest widening by the associated unrest in the ranks press of the nation s teachers widened Friday As the Bartt Morfe school system was threatened with a teachers remained out and new York City schools braced for a threatened mass resignation monday. More than 600,000 said a strike could occur before the end of next week after negotiations with school officials broke Down thursday Over bar gaining procedures and non teaching duties. The Union representing 8.000teachers said classes would open monday As scheduled but youngster were already enjoying extended summer vacations i Broward county Fla. Michigan East , 111., and Mccracken county by. Strikes in Balti More and new York could add Learly 1.3 million to that total. The Baltimore teachers Union warned that the City s More than 194,000 pupils might be Back out in the Parks and play grounds before the end of the week. A was called membership meeting for Are 27 teachers strikes in the nation today said Joseph Cascella a National repro closing . Stock Market prices sept. 8 sept. 7 Admiral 23% 23% Alcan 26% 26?.4 Allisch 36 3434am aim 3794 363,4 am can 56 56 am Cyan 31% 31 Sam m Fly 22% 23 /8 am Mot 14% 14% am Pex 37 /2 37% am photo 10 9 /4 am Tat 50% 50% am Tob 34 a 34 Anaconda 49% 49% Armour 36% 36% Avo 55% 54 Baxt lab 86 /8 861 4 Beth steel 37% 37 /2 Boeing 93 -4 93% Bris my 80% 78 /4 Brunswick 1v/2 11 i Burroughs 160 1601/4 Camp up 271/2 271/2 Cater trac 47 45% celanese 61 / 2 62 /2cenco in 54 53% Ches & o 701-4 70 Chrysler 49l/2 50 /4 coca cola 118 /2 119% cold pal 42 /4 41. 2 Comsat 63% 65%contairl 30% 31. 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Youngsters picket a few youngsters picketed i Detroit. We want the teachers to get their Money but we want to go Back to school said one High school girl. Mayor Jerome. Cavanagh ordered Public swimming pools kept open and recreation leaders to stay on duty. Some 2,000 members of the United federation of teachers Delegate Assembly in new York City voted overwhelmingly thursday night to turn Down a two year $125 million contract proposal and go ahead with a threatened mass resignation monday. In East St. Louis the school Board obtained a circuit court injunction thursday ordering teachers to Stop interfering with operations of the school District. But a lawyer for the teachers called it illegal and said it would be appealed. Two thirds of the 800 teachers in the District have been Home since school started aug. 30. The District has 24,000 students. School officials and the presi Dent of the Broward count classroom teachers association reported Progress thursday after a series of closed door meetings in fort Lauderdale,Fla., aimed at getting 2,735 of the county s 4,000 teachers to rescind their resignations. The school Board voted tues Day a week into the fall term to close the county s schools until sept. 25, a decision that locked More than out of classes. 90,000 pupils 4,9 trial set in explosions Stuttgart Germany is army spec. 5 Carl Burdett charged with the detonation of two . Army ammunition Trail ers loaded with int mines grenades and Small arms am munition last april 3, is scheduled for trial by general court martial monday at Vii corps a there. The explosions occurred in Hillside ammunition holding area of the 9th engr in depot at Aschaffenbur damaging Homes Over a wide area and injuring three persons in the nearby Village of Mailbach. Burdette a demolition specialist is being tried for wilful destruction of government and Civ Ilian property and for the Detona Tion of explosives under Circum stances endangering human life a . Army spokesman has been held pending trial at a . Army stockade i Frankfurt. Boac rejects . Offer London up the British overseas airways corporation has turned Down an offer to in Vest in the development of the american supersonic transport Airliner Boac officials said Fri Day. Boac has ordered six of the booing supersonic transports. Coed slain Susan Fussell 18, a Sophomore at Lake Eri College in Ohio was found strangled and stabbed to death in a burning Beach House near san Juan puerto Rico. A 48 year old Fisherman has been arrested and charged with the murder. The girl s father is retired Utility executive. A recovered Pope again at work Vatican City up Pope Paul i who suffered a stomach illness that brought on fever and nausea Early in the week resumed work Friday on urgent matters the Vatican announced. A Vatican announcement re leased at noon said the pontiff spent a tranquil night and continues to have a it added that while he was not ready to resume his private audiences he has already begun work on the most urgent mat ters of the secretariat of the Pope recovering from an apparent attack of gastroenteritis underwent extensive medical tests thursday and later was declared Well on the Way to re covery. The pontiff who will be 70 on sept. 26, is expected to under go further medical examination to help determine the nature of the ailment that has been Trou bling him since monday. Described originally As a mild feverish indisposition it caused the Pope to cancel Al activities in order to rest. And on wednesday the pontiff Cut Short a vacation at his summer Palace at Castel Gandolfo an returned to the Vatican. According to a Vatican bulletin the Pope s fever had vanished by thursday. A spokesman said thursday night that Pope Paul condition was d ales Iidro wins Baltimore primary Baltimore a Thom As j. D Alesandro 111 won the democratic nomination for mayor of Baltimore thursday night As the threat of a negro bloc vote ailed to materialize. D Alesandro s Republican rival promised to make racism an election Issue in the Campaign ing for the nov. 7 general elec Tion. The 38-year-old d father served 11 years As mayor and 1 1 years in the .house of representatives swamped three ers in thedeo Zratie p r i m a r y. Arthur Sherwood ail Zient la car old Leader in the City s cultural Cir cles led two Oiler republicans. Sherwood promptly charge that d Alesandro s Campaign had been con Tim a racist flair and that he would make it Amajor Issue in the Campaign . Unions Wilson Brighton England a the trades Union Congress Tuc set aside its complaints about prime minister Harold Wilson s economic freeze poli cies Long enough Friday to give the labor party a rousing vote of Confidence. The Tuc in its Windup session Here after a week of oratory much of it blistering the govern ment adopted a Resolution Reaf firming support for the labor regime. Lord Carron president of the amalgamated engineering Union said the action was partial antidote to some of the Poison that has been he said criticism of the Wilson government was one thing but to turn it into deadly ammunition would be wrong. Some of the unions still arc against the Basic policies Wilson has imposed and George Wood cock the general Secretary of the Tuc recognized this when he said adoption of the vote of Confidence could not bind or commit a Union in any , the prime minister used the occasion of a speech a Newport to reaffirm his financial and economic austerity said for three years we have shown our determination to pay our Way. We have asked for hardships and we have not yet seen the end of the we have reached this mile Stone on the Way. Already our overseas payments in the red to the tune of Over 800 million pounds $2,240,000,000 Only three years ago have reached a Posi Tion of Basic balance and grow ing that be Clear to the Mart mixed Trade brisk new York a the Stock Market was mixed at the close Friday. Trading was fairly Active. With prospects of a Long strike facing it Ford deepened a fractional dip to a li/4-Point loss in late dealings while Chrysler an general motors held their losses to fractions. Strength was shown by a wide variety of issues including Gen eral electric Occidental petrol e u a electronic associates commercial credit Stokely Van Camp and Allis Chalmers. Considerable weakness was displayed by United air lines Xerox flying t Ger. Polaroid and do increases for chemical products Strong August gains for retail stores and evidence of a policy of monetary ease by the Federal Reserve Board were encouraging factors. J volume was 9.31 million shares compared with 8.88 million j the Dow Jones Industrial a dipped .63 to 907.54.the Market showed a Small but definite gain in the Middle part of the session but softness erased it. is it was the Active slow a off 7h at -7 the Neker tape was iat tile Elose. 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