Bombings disrupt NATO ministers opening in Lisbon
Bomb explosions isolated Lisbon cutting all communications and briefly disrupting the NATO foreign ministers opening as authorities blamed an anti-government guerrilla group. The attacks did not derail opening ceremonies at Ajuda Palace and Parliament, with security bolstered across the city.
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North Vietnam halts POW repatriation in Paris talks
North Vietnam canceled the planned repatriation of 18 sick and disabled prisoners as they sailed from Da Nang toward the Ben Hai River. Hanoi officials accused the move of being a dishonest maneuver by the United States and South Vietnam, while demanding U.S. troop withdrawal as a prerequisite for peace.
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Five Soledad inmates take classes at Monterey college
Five inmates from Soledad Prison completed a semester of unguarded study at Monterey Peninsula College in an experimental program. Led by Len Epstein and George Sumner, the project showed no escapes and aims to expand next fall to include more inmates and another college.
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Monterey
UPI
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Tor
Len Epstein
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Tuscacva Puritebed by The Duliy Reston
A fragmentary report notes a person or group named Tuscacva and a Duliy Reston context with unclear roles. The readable bits suggest a local interest event or notice but details are incomplete and cannot confirm action, place, or outcome.
Nixon kin appeals for help over welfare illness
Kathy Timberlake, a 22 year old California cousin of President Nixon, writes from Cotati that she is sick and weak and unable to work. She says welfare payments are insufficient and seeks relief, while White House confirms her relation and notes no comment.
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Annn
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UC plans 45 separate graduations this spring
The 18th UC commencement will involve 8,750 students across 45 ceremonies from Friday through June 25. It marks a second year of decentralized observances with Linus Pauling delivering the keynote for social science graduates and Wilson Riles addressing Education School students next Tuesday.
AFL-CIO pushes immediate 2 dollar minimum wage
The AFL-CIO urged Congress to raise the minimum hourly wage to $2 immediately for all workers to combat inflation. Chief lobbyist Andrew J. Biemiller testified before the Senate Labor subcommittee, criticizing the Nixon administration for delaying the raise and noting 16 million workers would still be uncovered under current proposals.
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Afl-Cio
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Labor Subcommittee
Nixon
Biemiller
Labor Federation
Justice
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