Woman Nixes Job Offer From Former Employer
Carolyn Lea Tattnall, 22, of Philadelphia, rejected a reinstatement offer from the Army Map Service after being asked to resign over alleged moral questions. She said the probe included lie detector testing and neighbors being questioned about her morals. The ACLU and Sen. Sam Ervin voiced support and plan to curb government intrusiveness.
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Jack Kneece
Washington
Army Map Service
Carolyn Lea Tattnall
Philadelphia
Map Service
American Civil Liberties Union
Sen
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Miss Tattnall
Ervin
Pentagon
Mule Train Rolls On Toward Resurrection City
A mule train carrying about 76 adults and 30 children resumed its 30 mile journey toward Washington after a Friday halt on Interstate 20 near Douglasville. State troopers had arrested 67 people for blocking the highway but later dropped charges. Governor Lester Maddox joined troopers during the trip and pledged light traffic hours while the group insists on continuing to Atlanta.
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Douglasville
Maddox
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Willie Bolden
Mississippi
Alabama
Bolden
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Douglas County
Claude Abercrombie
Resurrection City
Washington
Violence prompts aviation of guns and guns bans in media and stores
Actor Rex Allen urges actors to abandon guns after addressing the Midwest Horse Show in Springfield. Greensboro Daily News stops Dick Tracy and Little Orphan Annie for violence content. A St Valentine massacre reenactment in Burnaby is canceled amid objections. A Western store chain shelves toy guns and shifts to nonviolent products. Minneapolis stores quit violent toys as others follow suit. Donnie Einan and father turn in firearms in Richland. Florida deputies destroy 300 guns seized in cases. Kennedy supporters form Kennedy Action Corps pushing stricter gun laws.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Rex Allen
Springfield
Ill
Allen
Greensboro
N.C
Daily News
Burnaby
B.C
George Patey
Dayton
Minnesota
Missouri
California
Oregon
Arizona
Colorado
Minneapolis
Richland
Wash
Donnie Einan
Duane
Kennedy Action Corps
U S Agencies in Alabama Told to Stop Job Discrimination
The Civil Rights Commission urged federal agencies in Alabama to end racial job discrimination against Negroes linked to plantation era legacies. Justice Department filed suits against eight state agencies for whites receiving preferential hires. The probe covered 16 counties with data on federal contractors and local employment by FHA, Post Office, and other agencies.
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U.S
Alabama
Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Justice Department
William L. Taylor
Montgomery
Taylor
Segregated Tour American Can Co
General Services Administration
Bellamy
Ala
Alabama Power Co
GSA
Farmers Home Administration
Post Office Department
FHA
Soviet Protests Over Critical Articles Abroad
Soviet Foreign Ministry summoned Yugoslav and Czechoslovak ambassadors this week to protest critical articles about the Soviet Union published in those countries. Informant sources said the Yugoslav protest concerned dispatches by Soviet based correspondents. No specific articles were cited.
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Moscow
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Air Force OKs partial return of F111A aircraft after fixes
The Air Force authorized some grounded F111A bombers to fly again after a tail control modification to fix persistent bugs. The May 8 Nellis AFB crash prompted a fleet-wide grounding, with officials noting more aircraft will resume flight as they receive the fix.
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
Swedish researcher warns supersonic planes would cause unthinkable noise
Bo K O Lundberg, a Swedish aeronautical expert, told a national conference on noise in Washington that supersonic airliners would create an unthinkable noise level if flown over land. He cited potential sound impact and public disturbance as key concerns discussed at the meeting.
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United States
Lundberg
Washington
Bo K.O. Lundberg
Nixon Keeps Distance As Rockefeller Challenges GOP Nomination
Nixon aides indicated no debate with Nelson Rockefeller is planned as the campaign resumes, with Nixon preferring to rest on recent primary wins. Rockefeller has pressed for debates, while Nixon’s strategy remains unclear and the Tulsa governor conference shows GOP unity lacking. Security tightens at Wallace rally in Nashville after a gun incident. Wallace says he can win in Tennessee and beyond, while Humphrey and McCarthy clash over cabinet firings in Montana.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Tulsa
Oklo
Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
Nashville
Tenn
George Wallace
American Independent Party
Wallace
Donald Barton
George W. Dehoff
Murfreeshor
Dehoff
Rutherford County
Barton
Tennessee
South
Illinois
Michigan
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Montana
Tornado Toll Tops Nine Dead In Tracy Area
AP report lists nine local fatalities from Thursday’s Tracy tornado. Victims include Nancy Vloke Ella Haney Ellen Morgan Millicent Harnden Barbara Holbrook John Werner Fred Pilatus Walter Swanson and Paul Swanson. Five others remain on the critical list at Tracy Municipal Hospital.
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Tracy, Minn
Tracy
Nancy Vloke
Ella Haney
Ellen Morgan
Millicent Harnden
Barbara Holbrook
John Werner
Fred Pilatus
Walter A. Swanson
Paul Swanson
Tracy Municipal Hospital
Linda Vaske
Pamela Haugen
Vaske
Minnie Pilatus
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Austin (Minn
Herald
Candy Moler
University of Florida
Florida
Silver Springs
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Supreme Court
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers of America
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Gamale-Skogmo, Inc
Seersucker
Jamaica
Blue Rock Remington
Reg
GOP
Helena
McCarthy
Sears
Decorator Service
Donald Welch
Mr. Wayne Siffing
Rey
Lee LL
Hormel
McGarvey
Ishyy
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