Rail wage talks resume amid 48000 shop craft workers dispute
Negotiations between the National Railway Labor Conference and four AFL-CIO unions restart today over 68 cent hourly raises rejected three weeks ago. The stalled talks may threaten a nationwide rail shutdown next week as 48000 workers press for a deal. The food stamp program expands to 211 areas in 30 states including 31 previously unaided counties such as Delaware and Gallia in Ohio.
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Nixon Registers In California
President Nixon and his wife and daughter planned to register as California voters in Santa Ana while visiting California for a nine day stay. The family planned to fly back to Washington afterward and Nixon would observe his 57th birthday Friday.
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Tricia
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Santa Ana
Orange County
New York
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Manhattan
Syrian MiGs Shot Down Near Golan Heights
Israeli forces destroyed three Syrian MiG21s that attacked Israeli positions in the occupied Golan Heights. The dogfight occurred around 1 p.m. with altitudes from very low to 20 000 feet. Israel also claims 17 Syrian planes shot down since 1967, including three in last month’s mission into Syria.
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Tennessee high court upholds Ray murder conviction appeal
The Tennessee Supreme Court rejected James Earl Ray's appeal for a new trial in the King assassination case. In a unanimous ruling the court found Ray knowingly and intelligently pled guilty to first degree murder by lying in wait with competent counsel.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Inside-18 19 Sports Television Theaters Women
An OCR fragment mentions sports television venues and theaters focusing on women. The readable text lists Inside-18 and Inside-19 as possible program or channel references alongside theater sections for women.
Sarnoff Resigns At RCA
New York David Sarnoff retires as RCA chairman after 78 years, replaced by his son Robert W. Sarnoff who becomes chairman. The elder Sarnoff, honored as father of American Television, remains honorary chairman while convalescing after mastoid operations.
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Griffin Confronts HEW Bill Veto Threat Amid GOP Split
Senate Republican whip Robert Griffin says a veto of the 19.7 billion HEW appropriation is likely if Nixon keeps the bill as drafted. He expects GOP defections on the veto clash, while House members face a tough vote after backing an inflationary funding rise Nixon objects to. If overridden, Congress would redraw HEW funding.
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Court martial charges filed in US Army Vietnam censorship case
In Saigon the Army charged Robert Lawrence 27 of Atlanta with disrespectful language and ignoring duty, amid his claim of censorship by the Vietnam Net. Marine Cpl. Sinkovitz 21 of Harrisburg was suspended after endorsing Lawrence. Lawrenc e seeks legal aid while Moss signals possible hearings in Vietnam within weeks.
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U S Combat Deaths and Casualties Mark Busy Vietnam Week
Sixty five Americans were killed in Vietnam last week, the second lowest weekly toll in three years, pushing total U S combat deaths past forty thousand since Jan 1 1961. Wounded rose to 263 003. Saigon reports show 304 government troops killed and 796 wounded, while allied and enemy forces recorded near two thousand enemy kills.
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Yablonski Aides Receive Threats After Slayings
Investigators say two close aides of the late Joseph A Yablonski have received threatening calls since the union reformer, his wife and daughter were slain. Marion Pellegrini tied to UMW District 5 and Elmer Brown reported threats and asked for lie detector tests to clear the union.
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Joseph A
Jack” Yablonski
United Mine Workers Union
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UMW District 5
Canonsburg
Elmer Brown
Delbarton
W. Va
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FBI
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UMW
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Tony” Boyle
Snyder
Five Women Testify At Kopechne Inquest
Five young women who worked with Mary Jo Kopechne before her death on Chappaquiddick Island return to the Edgartown courthouse to recount the last night of her life. They include Rosemary Keough Nancy Lyons Maryellen Lyons Susan Tennenbaum and Esther Newberg all former Kennedy campaign staffers. Nancy Lyons now serves in Senator Kennedy's office.
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Milton
Nance
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Esther Newberg
Washington, D.C
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New Trial Considered for Yonnie Licavoli by Bailey
Boston attorney F Lee Bailey said he may seek a new trial for Toledo mobster Thomas Yonnie Licavoli now that Licavoli has filed a 1968 habeas corpus petition. Bailey plans to review trial records and meet Licavoli before deciding. He noted possible representation is contingent on Licavoli agreeing to terms.
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Perot vows new bid to swap letters with Hanoi
Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot says he will press a letter drive by sending aides to Saigon to obtain messages from North Vietnamese prisoners and deliver them to Hanoi. He previously attempted a 30 ton aid flight at his own expense, blocked by North Vietnamese and Soviet officials.
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