Judges Order Longshoremen Back to Work Nationwide
President Nixon invoked the Taft Act to end a 47 day Atlantic and Gulf sea port strike. Orders were issued in New York Baltimore Philadelphia and Mobile directing workers to return. New York dock workers expected back by Monday while other cities faced enforced resumption of duty.
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Weather outlook with clearing and fair conditions
Clearing today followed by a fair trough tomorrow. Highs of 55 to 62 degrees, and tonight’s low from 38 to 48. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph.
Jury Deliberates in Frazier Murder Trial Santa Cruz
A jury begins deliberations in the murder trial of John Linley Frazier a 25 year old hippie accused of killing five people and dumping bodies in a pool at a Santa Cruz mountain mansion. President Nixon plans talks with Britain's Prime Minister in December 2021 as part of pre trip consultations with allies.
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Rebels N J Prisoners Called Gentlemen By Warden
Warden U Samuel Vukcevich in Rahway State Prison New Jersey described the six imprisoned amatea as perfect gentlemen who made some reasonable reform demands after holding him and five guards captive for 24 hours Page 2.
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Black nationalist leader calls Rhodesia claim sellout
Holson Sithole derides the Anglo Rhodesian settlement as a sellout of the African people. Stans signals possible easing of export restrictions to boost Soviet American trade. Joe Adonis dies in a Italian hospital at 60. Southeast Asian nations pursue neutrality with four keeping free of interference.
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China presses Soviet Union at U.N. on nuclear warfare stance
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua challenged Soviet Ambassador Malik to renounce nuclear warfare at the General Assembly session. He accused the USSR of maintaining bases and arms near China and demanded a public pledge never to use nuclear weapons first, while supporting Pakistan against India. Japan denied U.S. nuclear forces on its soil.
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Plane crash lands near Heyward High field. no injuries
Mr Rowse, owner of California Aviation Co, reported his plane totaled after a rough landing in a ravine by Heyward High School football field. He ran low on gas over San Jose and could not reach Hayward Airport. Mrs Rouse and Deborah, reading Jane Eyre, survived without injuries.
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Ohlone College Faces WASC accreditation evaluation
An eight member accreditation team will conduct a top to bottom review of Ohlone College starting Monday. The evaluation will influence a recommendation to the Western Association of Schools and Colleges for a potential three year accreditation. The team will interview students trustees faculty and administrators and present findings at a public meeting next Thursday at 3 p.m. in Room 115.
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Real guzzler sets high school beer drinking record
Sydney UP I reports Peter Wilcox a 19 year old who just finished high school broke a local end of year ball drinking record at Dowbel Bay with 480 friends and classmates cheering He claimed he would have a great hangover Guinness World Records lists the world record as three gallons in seven minutes two seconds set by Li e ba Landen 35
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Kennedy tackles cutting with new school rules
Kennedy officials say a new administrative structure will quickly address student truancy and cutting. Moody lists five common reasons for skipping class, including dislike of a class, wanting to be with friends, or trouble with a teacher or assignments.
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