European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 6, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse I March 6, 1968 the stars and strips Page 23 Florida strike continues Frisco teachers return re the associated press More than 1,000 san Francisco nubile school teachers ended affix strike monday and far a inv on an Island off the coast of Maine a Little one room schoolhouse reopened for the St time since its Only teacher want on strike a week , a statewide teach is strike entered its third week Market closes lower As rally fades sharply new York a the Stock Market closed sharply Lowe tuesday after an Early attempt at a rally came to nothing. Trading was fairly averages were up slightly at mid session and gains had crept about even with losses but the Rise failed to win a sold swiftly and the Price Structure deteriorated number of the Glamor stocks in the computer conglomerate and other Fields made Sharp recoveries in Early trading but most of these were cancelled mining stocks were Down almost from the Start As profit were taken. Copper stocks were selective improvement by Blue chips turned ragged an losses outnumbered gains by a wide margin in the Overall Market. Although the Dow Jones Industrial average turned in a better showing than monday when it plunged nearly 10 Points it was off about 3.5. Pa., and Wellston mo., a sub Urb of St. Louis. The san Francisco strike by about 1,100 of the City s 3,400 teachers shut Down school there at noon last Friday. In the Climax to the wage dispute May or Joseph Alioto announced an end to the strike sunday night and classrooms returned to nor Mal As the new school week got under Way. On Remote Matinicus Isle Maine 13 pupils were on hand to Greet their new teacher Henry Blagden 29, of Bremen. He arrived on the Island sunday by lobster boat. Blagden replaced Madgh Han a 32, who was fired after he went on a one Man strike in pro test against what he called unsanitary and firetrap condition sin the tiny 109-year-old school. Hanna sat in his car outside the school As his replacement reported. He said i Aske Blagden if he intended to Cross my picket line he smiled an said yes i smiled Back wished him Luck and we in Florida 25,000 teacher walked out of classrooms two weeks ago after their Union the Florida education association called a new $329-million Educa Tion Bill inadequate. The Bill still awaits the signature of Florida gov. Claude Kirk who has until thursday to act on 1,000 of Pittsburgh s 3,000 teachers struck last Fri Day in a demand for a collective bargaining election. Hearing for the striking Pitts Burgh federation of teacher was recessed while the judge at tempted to Settle the dispute. The Fea says it represents55,000 of Florida s 60,000 Public school teachers. The National education association said it is earmarking $2 million in support of the Florida strikers. Meanwhile thousands of Pennsylvania teachers con verged on the state Capitol a Harrisburg for a one Day demonstration. Vote to bar open housing is banned Milwaukee wis. Up a Federal court judge ruled tuesday that a referendum could not be held to ban open housing i Milwaukee. Civil rights demonstrators have been on Milwaukee s streets since last augus demanding Strong open housing Laws. Their opponents had obtained petitions for a referendum which would bar the common Council from passing such . District court judge Tehan Issue keeping such off the april Ana 2 Robert referendum ballot. He said that holding referendum would make for a longer hotter summer of 1968."Tehan also said the Resolution proposed for the referendum would be patently Union Stith . Shell airfields towns continued from Page if that invaded the southernmost capital Quan Long occupied a civilian Hospital and battled government defenders in the streets. Government spokesmen listed195 guerrillas dead after a full Day of fierce fighting in a n around Quan Long seat of communist controlled a x u y e province. They said the guerrillas had been driven from the Hospital and the Village by late vietnamese losses in the Battle were listed As Light with civilian casualties and the Fate of patients in the Hospital unknown. Military spokesmen said the Mutual funds prices new York up National association o securities dealers monday. Aberdon adv cd Affell fun All am am bus inc. 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Tehan in a 26-Page decision used that the referendum if held would do irreparable jury not Only to the plaintiff and his class but to the City Budapest red meeting ends Budapest up the inter National communist conference Here ended officially tuesday night with a unanimous Call for a world communist Summit i Moscow late this year. An official announcement said the conference ended Success fully. The conference which opened last monday closed on the eve of a Warsaw pact meeting i Sofia Bulgaria to Deal with controversial political and military problems of the Alliance embracing Russia and most of East Ern Europe. The conference approved the russian proposed Summit be convened in Moscow in november or december. Its task would be to forge Ananti imperialist front aimed especially against american aggression in Vietnam. The Imit is to be open toll parties worldwide including China which however was considered virtually certain to boy Cott it. China and its followers stayed away from the Budapest Confer ence. Maverick Romania came but staged a spectacular walkout last week in protest against at tacks levelled against the chinese and themselves. The romanians were reported planning to pursue their policy of troublesome Independence atthe Warsaw pact Council meeting in Sofia. Britain to phase out 2 carriers in 71 London up Britain two largest remaining aircraft carriers will be phased out of service As soon As the nation s military withdrawal from South East Asia is completed in 1971, the government announced Riley Are the Ark Royal and Eagle both 43,000 tons. At the moment Britain has five flee carriers and two commando car Secretary Denis Healey told the House of commons it had been planned to keep the carriers in service until 1 75. But that their phasing out no would be moved ahead As a re sult of the government s Rocen decision to pull out militarily East of Suez by 1971.healey spoke at the begin Ning of a two Day defense de said the Eagle originally was to have had an extended refit to enable it to operate phantom aircraft. He said be cause this would have kept it out of service until shortly before twas due to be phased out in any Case it was decided to limit us refit and Fly Only slower sea Vixen fighters d of , he said the Ark Royal s Rel it has progressed sofar that it will be completed and phantom jets will be flown from said this ill enable the British Fleet air Arm to have the most modern fighters available during the last stage of aircraft Carrier operations
