National Airlines rejects flight attendants' bargaining proposals
National Airlines officials rejected negotiators' recommendations on Sunday and vowed to continue a court fight to end the 15 week strike. A hearing on the injunction to reballot union members is set for Tuesday before U.S. District Judge Clyde Atkins.
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Brezhnev Said Terminally Ill per Newsweek Report
Newsweek quoted Anatoly Dobrynin as telling Henry Kissinger Brezhnev may be terminally ill. Observers at the Warsaw Party Congress noted slowed speech and stumbling. Brezhnev’s jaw cancer rumors were mentioned, with diplomats suggesting a sunlamp or makeup for pallor.
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Prostitution group asks pope and president for rights
A delegation of Italian prostitutes in Bolzano sent a public letter to Pope Paul VI and President Giovanni Leone demanding equal rights after police arrested hotel owners for alleged prostitution exploitation. They described dire conditions, saying hotels and restaurants no longer accommodate them and they fear where to stay each night.
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Americans Warm to Buying Autos as Holiday sales Rise
A Detroit survey of auto dealers shows renewed willingness to buy new cars with an estimated 35 percent jump in December sales compared with last year’s recession levels. Analysts expect about 195000 cars sold across four U.S. automakers, close to 1972 activity, signaling a shift from talk to actual purchases and a swing back to larger cars.
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Kentucky judge treks toward school desegregation control
UPI reporting from Louisville notes U.S. District Judge James Gordon warned he may seize federal control of Louisville Jefferson County schools to push desegregation. He exempted first graders from busing for the rest of the year and criticized merged districts for holding separate meetings despite consolidation. A 2000-strong march by Union Labor Against Busing opposed court-ordered busing in eastern Jefferson County, echoing Boston era resistance.
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Spain to move cautiously toward reforms under new cabinet
King Juan Carlos convened a special session of the two day old government in Madrid to map its reform aims and outline a cautious yet steady transition from Franco era rule. Interior Minister Manuel Fraga Iribarne said the cabinet will issue a clear statement of reform goals.
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Kissinger Returns to Birthplace Fuerth for Medal
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger visited Fuerth in West Germany to accept the Golden Citizen's Medal, honoring a native who fled Nazi terror. Genscher welcomed him as locals recalled Kissinger's 1934 peace negotiation with a bully. The event drew relatives and officials, with Kissinger reflecting on overcoming a dark past and urging a future of peaceful reconciliation.
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Angolan aid sparks congressional clash over U.S. role
UPI reports a surge of concern in Congress over possible American involvement in Angola. House Leader ONeill rejects troop or advisory deployments while noting briefings on CIA arms shipments. Senators urge consultation, fearing Vietnam scale, Soviet expansion, and a Laos or Vietnam risk.
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Irish house attacked in Portadown kills teen
In Portadown, 30 miles from Belfast, gun and bomb attack on a house killed 17 year old Ronald Trainor and injured five others. Police say his mother died last April in a sectarian shooting that wounded his father Malachy near Portadown’s public park.
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