Postal pact reached as rail strike may spread
Washington reports tentative agreements covering 1.25 million communications and postal workers. CWA orders 500,000 telephone workers back to work by midnight, with some New York locals opposing. Postal Service and seven unions tentatively agree on terms for about 750,000 workers. UTU warns of broader rail strikes if progress stalls.
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Agnew Heads South Spain Golf Vacation
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew left Madrid today for a four day golfing vacation in the south of Spain before resuming his round the world diplomatic mission for President Nixon.
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Acheson Calls JFK Indecisive and Out of Depth
In Life magazine excerpts Dean Acheson says John F Kennedy was charming but not decisive and not knowledgeable enough for a chief of state. He argues Kennedy’s posthumous reputation rose from his death rather than two-term service. Also covers Agnew’s Spain to Morocco trip and a Brunswick Ohio tax warrant for James Coughlin.
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At the Movies Harte Shows Dual Film Runs
The Harte program continues Lawrence of Arabia at Bennnington with Peter O Toole acclaimed. Williamstown College Cinema adds The Vixen and another film. Drive In Hathaways shows Little Big Man and Rio Lobo with Dustin Hoffman and John Wayne. Manchester shows I Never Sang For My Father starring Melvyn Douglas and Gene Hackman. Timings list multiple 7:30 and 9:30 shows, plus dusk show at Hathaway's.
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Apollo 15 countdown begins for 67 hour moon mission
Apollo 15 launches from Cape Kennedy with astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin for a 67 hour stay on the lunar surface. Worden to orbit six days while Scott and Irwin land in a moon basin and conduct final landing rehearsals amid cautionary safety measures after Soyuz 11 tragedy.
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Blue-ribbon panel urges non-criminalization of marijuana
A San Francisco blue-ribbon crime panel urged legalizing marijuana for adults while maintaining deterrence, proposing regulation like liquor. Police and narcotics officials condemned the idea as dangerous and ineffective, though the committee’s majority backed non-criminalization with limited criminal enforcement.
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