Yablonski Slayings Rally Union Pressure and Clues Lacking
Police said no clues emerged in the triple gunshot deaths of Joseph A. Yablonski a UMW insurgent and his wife and daughter at their Clarksville home. A nationwide coal mine stoppage was urged in his memory while investigators noted multiple shooters and damaged phone lines.
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Clarksville
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
United Mine Workers Union
Yablonski
UMW
Kenneth
Edward L. Carey
Washington
Boyle
Joe Yablonski
Jock Yablonski
Tlinois
Joseph
Chip” Yablonski
U S Probes Possible Health Hazards Of Enzyme Detergents
United States and British doctors linked illness among enzyme detergent workers to high concentrations of enzymes. Federal investigations continue while housewives face no proven risk. An industry group cites dust control measures and notes enzymes aid stain removal. about 8,000 U.S. plant workers handle enzymes.
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U.S
New York
United States
Britain
Marcus M. Key
The
Soap and Detergent Association
Man thwarted hijack in Jacksonville DC9 bumpy landing
A Delta DC9 bound for Switzerland was disrupted when a lone hijacker Anton Funjek 41 of Evansville Indiana was unbalanced by a rough landing at Jacksonville International Airport and overpowered by three passengers. He faces an assault to murder charge. Meanwhile in Kabul Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived for a 20 hour stay as part of a 26 day Asia tour.
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Abernathy
Jacksonville
Fla
Delta Air Lines
Switzerland
Jacksonville International
Duval County
Kabul
Egyptian Jets Hit Across Suez
Egyptian jets swept the Suez Canal in two raids on Israeli positions on the east bank, the Israeli command said. A spokesman reported no Israeli casualties or damage.
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TEL Avic
Suez Canal
East Bank
Reagan Seeks Clean Air Law in California Address
Governor Ronald Reagan urged the California Legislature to pass an omnibus clean air bill to preserve the state's future and avert disasters like the Santa Barbara oil spill. He emphasized conservatism while signaling a possible second term and backing the state's strong antismog framework.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
California
Santa Barbara
Regan
Boy Found In Refrigerator Truck In Buffalo
A 15 year old boy, Jesse Neal Parker Jr of Corsicana Texas, was found in a sealed refrigerated trailer on a railroad flat car in Buffalo and was listed in serious condition. He was reported responding to treatment for exposure and shock and the circumstances of how he entered the trailer remained a mystery.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jesse Neal Parker Jr
Corsicana
Tex
Kennedy Testifies In Public Record On Kopechne Death
Sen Edward Kennedy testifies on the Kopechne death at the Dukes County inquest and accepts three page court rules. He notes his full cooperation and says new scientific testing may show Kopechne could have survived briefly after the accident on Chappaquiddick Island.
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Edgartown
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
James A. Boyle
Dukes County
Kopechne
Dike Bridge
Robot heart holds possible transplants should continue
A government task force says heart transplant remains largely investigational after more than 100 operations but warrants continued effort. It urges faster progress on artificial heart devices and notes immunologic rejection as the top hurdle, with an upper limit near 100 transplantations annually.
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Washington
National Heart and Lung Institute
Typewriter Ad Sells Fast for Albany Woman
Mrs. James Bolin of Albany reports eight typewriter calls and the first ad sold the item. She says her ads always bring results and urges others to try selling soon with similar postings.
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James Bolin
Albany
Viet Cong Launch New Phase in Winter Spring Campaign
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces escalated attacks in South Vietnam's northern provinces before dawn. Claims include 16 American deaths and 68 injuries in coastal lowlands near Da Nang, plus 17 South Vietnamese deaths and 15 injuries mostly civilians. Heaviest action centered on Landing Zone Ross near Da Nang and a shelling near My Lai.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
Rhodes Plan Shift After Pressure On Ohio Colleges
Governor James A. Rhodes scraps seven new four year colleges and proposes a phased plan. Branch campuses may offer junior and senior courses in teacher education and business administration if they enroll 1000 fulltime students and the regents deem the courses needed within 30 miles of the campus. The move follows opposition from legislators and Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle. The proposal awaits action by the legislature and the Ohio Board of Regents.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Ohio Board of Regents
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