Strikers ink pact to end nationwide walk-out threat
Pittsburgh workers and 16 000 Westinghouse employees accepted a 40 month pact ending a nationwide walkout threat. Three electrical unions plus nine AFL CIO affiliates reached agreements retroactive to January 6 1973 with wage increases and added fringe benefits.
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Suspect charged in rape slaying in Tennessee
Fred J. Bowen, 25, an unemployed restaurant worker, was charged with the rape and murder of 12 year old Betty Jean Necessary, found buried a mile from her home after vanishing Thursday. Bowen, staying with his father in law, is jailed with an arraignment set Monday. Authorities note similarities to other unsolved killings in the state but will not speculate on links.
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First Open Sea Oil Slick Containment Attempt
A new method to stop oil slicks uses skimbers sweeping the surface to collect escaping oil. This marks the first effort to contain an oil slick in open sea conditions.
Congress to tackle desegregation voting and Carswell clash
Washington lawmakers face a week of urgent racial issues as desegregation of schools and voting rights take center stage. Conferees will reconcile House and Senate HEW desegregation funding while debate over Carswell’s Supreme Court nomination and potential voting rights legislation continues amid filibuster threats.
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Police state call by VFW leader alarms Missouri
In Jefferson City Raymond A. Gallagher, national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, warned that the United States may have to resort to a police state to contain the militant left wing. He cited demonstrations and violence as risks to government by the majority.
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Debating Republicans hear AG candidates at San Francisco meeting
California Republicans heard four candidates for attorney general at the GOP conference in San Francisco while Senate leader Jack Schrade was absent. The convention featured endorsements and speeches criticizing crime policy, with Younger and Denkmejian among speakers.
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Kennedy to visit Ireland for two day tour and events
Irish crowds greet Senator Edward M Kennedy and wife Joan as they prepare for a two day visit to Eire. He will travel by helicopter to New Ross near Dunganstown, meet cousins, tour the memorial park for John F Kennedy, and speak at Trinity College on Edmund Burke during the bicentennial lecture.
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State GOP opposes busing in California
SAN FRANCISCO UP I The Republican State Central Committee adopted a resolution opposing forced busing to achieve racial balance in schools and urged funds for alternatives to busing. The measure, proposed by the resolutions committee, was authored by Geraldine Rickman a black teacher from San Diego. The convention also endorsed modern mass transit, allowed 17 to 21 year olds as non voting associates, backed Proposition 7 on bond interest, and supported giving Vietnam veterans a one time public institution admission preference. It condemned vandalism near Santa Barbara and called for an investigation into possible organized conspiracy.
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Santa Barbara Reporter Describes 20 Hours in Jail
A UPI reporter recounts being arrested during Isla Vista curfew unrest in Santa Barbara. He alleges police misapplied the curfew order, details long holding without charge, and says press credentials were initially ignored before eventual release.
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