Chrysler UAW impose news blackout ahead of strike deadline
With a strike deadline near, Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers ordered a news blackout on contract talks. The union criticized Chrysler’s wage offer and pressed for a 6.2 to 7 percent raise plus pension changes. Local deals were already reached at Lyrch Road Detroit and Michoud New Orleans as negotiators continued subcommittee talks.
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Lyrch Road
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New Orleans
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Ford
Douglas Fraser
Cuba seeks emergency U N Security Council session
United Nations New York Cuba asks for an urgent Security Council meeting over alleged Chilean military attacks on the Cuban Embassy in Santiago and the Cuban vessel Playa Larga. Acosta says embassy staff left Chile for Havana as Fidel Castro accuses a US plot in response to Allende era tensions.
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Acosta
Mojsov
Luis Farias
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Haroi
Fidel Castro
Ann Ae
Stardust Opens for Nightly Dancing and Fine Foods
Open for entertainment nightly with fine foods and good wines. Dancing and cocktails available from 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. at Stardust, 1125 Broadway, Anderson.
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Stardust
New British Envoy To UN
The article profiles Sir Donald Maitland Britain's seventh U N ambassador to the United Nations in New York He is described as a late blooming aviator with a knack for parties and endurance who once served as a private aide to George Brown Maitland gained Middle East expertise in Libya Iraq and Egypt He stresses Britain's evolving role in Europe while reaffirming ties with the United States He was knighted before leaving for New York and shares a Parisable home with Lady Maitland and two university bound children
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India
Iran
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Gloucestershire
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Alison
Draft Board Moves To Muncie Office
Selective Service Local Board No 48 moved from the Federal Building in Anderson to the Chase Building at 421 S Walnut St in Muncie. The relocation consolidates operations into the new area office site.
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Anderson
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Chase Building
S. Walnut St
Muncie
Nobel laureate Bardeen to open DePauw lecture series
Nobel Prize winner John Bardeen will open a DePauw University lecture series in Greencastle Ind after leading work on the transistor. Other speakers include Gerald Edelman Sept 18 and Christian B. Anfinsen Sept 25. Bardeen, now at Illinois, won the 1956 transistor prize and last year for a theory of superconductivity.
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DePauw University
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University of Illinois
Nixon and Doctor Clash Over Hay Fever Ailment
President Nixon and White House physician differ on whether the president suffers hay fever. Nixon cites his usual fall bout with sneezing and swollen eyes from September 5 to October 1. Doctor Tkach questions the diagnosis, noting no swelling or nasal symptoms and plans to see if it lasts to frost. The president sails the Potomac aboard Sequoia with Mrs. Nixon and friend Rebozo.
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