Picket copter strike at Bell Helicopter plants
About 10,000 United Auto Workers picketed Bell Helicopter Co as a strike followed a rejected contract. Local 218, with 6,500 members, had sought wage gains up to 70 cents an hour. Bell announced midnight shutdown of 13 Dallas Fort Worth area plants as the walkout began.
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Melting Snow Triggers Flood Fears at Pine Flat Dam
Melting Sierra snow will swell Pine Flat Dam this week and has already flooded about 90,000 acres of farmland in the San Joaquin Valley. Kings River flow has tripled as residents brace for possible widespread flooding across nearby communities.
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Martin and Rowan shine as entertainers and businessmen
Philadelphia reports on Dan Rowan and Dick Martin promoting their film The Maltese Bippy and launching a three film Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer deal. The duo tours, mixes humor with business savvy, and appears at the Spectrum with Laugh-In cast, highlighting their expanding entertainment portfolio and lighthearted quips about aunt stories and moose in a steam bath.
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Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
New York reports science finds a medication that promptly stops itching relieves pain and shrinks hemorrhoids. Tests show reduction of inflamed tissue while easing discomfort. Preparation H soothes irritated tissue and helps prevent further infection.
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McGovern backs selective fund drive for liberals in 1970
Sen George McGovern launches Campaign Fund 1970 to aid liberal Democrats facing tough races. The list includes Senate leaders Mansfield and Kennedy, with Eugene McCarthy and others, while several Democrats are omitted from the drive.
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Wisconsin
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Maryland
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Texas
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Ohio
Hickel Keeps Adm Crabb Carriers Carrier In Shape
Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel 49 shows daily boxing training and cardio routines in Washington and Alaska, reflecting a long drive from his Kansas farm roots to political leadership. He boxes, runs, and stays in peak fitness, similar to predecessor Stewart Udall, while Am Adm Crabb reveals Melbourne narrowly missed a ship near May 31 before colliding with the Evans off Vietnam, prompting a joint U.S.-Australian inquiry with Lt Ramsey key on the Evans bridge.
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South Vietnam
J. P. Stevenson
U.S. Navy
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Navy
Singapore
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Koreans Sink Ed Spy Boat In 20 Minute Battle
South Korean coastal defenses say a North Korean rubber spy boat with six occupants was sunk after a 20 minute gun battle off Pukp yong ni near Seoul. A North Korean officer's body was recovered with a submachine gun and 4 pounds TNT. Five civilians died when a shell hit a house as the enemy vessel fled.
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Jackie Robinson Urges Congress Against ABM Funds
Former baseball star Jackie Robinson testified before the House Appropriations Committee urging Congress not to appropriate funds for President Nixon's Safeguard antimissile system. He warned it would distort priorities and threaten arms control, while highlighting human needs at home and aligning with the United Church of Christ and NAACP.
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Italian workers freed by Biafrans pardon attackers
In Nigeria’s Biafran region near Kwale, 11 of 29 oilmen were killed as Italian workers recount their captivity. Vittorio Lucarelli says the captors, all young, fired on the group before holding them in a village for three days. The survivors, including Italians, Germans, and a Lebanese, were pardoned by Lt. Gen. Odumegu Ojukwu after appeals by African governments and Pope Paul VI and returned to Rome.
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March to support Rev Shannon by hundreds in St Paul
Hundreds of admirers of Bishop James P Shannon led by black robed priests marched four miles in Sunday sunshine to back the bishop who resigned as auxiliary bishop of the St Paul Minneapolis Archdiocese over reservations about Pope Paul VI encyclical on birth control. The procession started at St Paul Cathedral and ended at St Thomas College with about 600 in attendance. Clergy voiced anguish and ecumenical notes while messages of support from college and university leaders were read. Shannon was honored at Yale University's commencement with the Wilburn Lucius Cross medal for achievement in scholarship and service.
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