Wilson Holds Marine Strike Threat Talks
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson chaired a crisis cabinet session as the National Union of Seamen threatens a nationwide strike. The union demands a 40 hour work week with overtime pay and a $1.75 monthly pay rise, threatening Britain's largest merchant fleet and global supply lifelines.
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Weather-Eased Restart of Gary Tolleson High Classes
Gary Tolles ton High School will resume classes as heating repairs and warm weather return end a cold spell. School had been dismissed since Monday while officials completed boiler repairs in Indiana.
Indiana traffic to nearly double by 1985 says study
Projections shown to the Legislative Highway Needs Study Committee predict Indiana motor vehicles rising from 2.4 million in 1965 to 4.45 million in 1985 with passenger cars up from 1.8 million to 3.33 million. Total vehicle miles would climb from 25.1 billion to 42.3 billion as population grows from 4.85 million to 6.34 million.
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Oil airlift to Zambia ends June 1
The British government financed oil airlift to Lusaka and Ndola will end by June 1, the contracting firm announced. Road deliveries are building up to sufficiency against embargoes and counterembargoes affecting Zambia.
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Anderson High student wins second in Indiana Machine Shop contest
Ron ie Carey from Anderson High School machine shop won second place in the Indiana Vocational Machine Shop contest held last Saturday at Indiana State University in Terre Haute. He was accompanied by shop teacher William Ballentine. The event awarded seven major prizes.
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Not Guilty Plea Entered In Extortion Case In Boston
James C. Crader 34 of Huntsville Texas pled innocent in municipal court to attempted extortion against Maryanne Klopman Lynnfield Massachusetts bail set at 10000 case continued to May 23 Crader was arrested at a downtown Boston hotel Klopman estranged wife of Yale instructor Robert Klopman was involved in a prior $2 million conspiracy suit in New York court and alleged to have hired a Guatemalan to obtain divorce evidence. Syria was once known as the bread basket of the Roman Empire.
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