House committee kills bill to stop crippling strikes
Washington sources report an 8 member subcommittee killed a railroad and air industry stoppage prevention bill for the year. GOP Leader Gerald R. Ford denounced the move as shocking and said organized labor could rally against such legislation.
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Michigan
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Commerce Committee
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Ford
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Nixon's trip mirrors Cold War power plays in Asia
The article analyzes Chou Enlai's leadership during Nixon's visit, noting China’s strategic aims, economic modernization, and dignity amid global tensions. It discusses US reluctance on Geneva, Bandung memories, and the diplomacy shaping the Shanghai communique, with emphasis on peaceful coexistence and the political stakes of the Nixon visit.
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Vietnam
United States
Chou
Bandung
Washington
Herbert Hoover
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Peking
Chau
Jawaharlal Nehru
Gang Abdel Nasser
Courtcyeide
China
Shanghai
Senate approves dollar devaluation amid inflation concerns
The Senate voted 86 to 1 to devalue the dollar for the first time since 1934, with Rep. Wright Patman promising swift action in the House. The measure, aligning with nine other major nations, raises the gold price from 35 to 38 dollars per ounce and formalizes prior moves. The Pay Board approved most wage hikes but rejected several stock option plans and a major raise for American Banks and Trust Co. workers, while critics labeled the Price Commission ineffective.
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R-Ohle
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Afl-Cio
Price Commission
Leo Perlis
Organizad «N Labor
Perlis
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Edgar Bergen
Charley McCarthy
NIH tests artificial nuclear powered heart
NIH announces a major advance in a totally artificial nuclear powered heart tested in calves. A heart engine and a total replacement artificial heart have shown design success, with four pumping chambers and fibers seeded with natural tissues. Potential human replacement candidates reach 410,000 to 100,000 annually. A six pound, six inch cylinder nuclear heated heart assist prototype was implanted in a calf in Massachusetts. The project is led by Dr Lowell Harmison of the Heart Institute. ARLINGTON, Texas cutoff.
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UPI
Theational Institutes of Health
NIH
Theodore Cooper
National Heart and Lung Institute
Cooper
Saff
Waltham
Mass
Artificis
Kubrick Space Epic 2001 Reignites Critics Debate
The film 2001 A Space Odyssey draws mixed praise as critics revisit its bold visuals and polarizing soundtrack. Viewers weigh its artistic value while supporters cite its breathtaking scale and imaginative reach, with opinions split on its meaning and impact. Audience notices list include Harte Theatre and Mt Anthony High School show times. Open to the public with specific screenings and admission details.
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Harte Harte Theatre
James Dean
Mt. Anthony High School
Jo van Fleet
Jury convicts Paul Gilly of murder in Yablonski case
In Washington Pa a jury finds Paul Gilly 38 guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of mine union leader Joseph Yablonski. Sentencing deliberations follow as prosecutors seek the death penalty amid strong emotional testimony from relatives and counsel.
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UPI
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Yabloneld
Joseph
Kenneth
Phere
Sprague
Samuel L. Rogers
Philadelphia
Washington County
Charles G. Sweet
Coy
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Buddy Marin
Claude Vealey
Cleveland
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Tial
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Vealey
Martin
Two Irish teens killed after firing on British GIs
In Belfast British troopers killed two Irish youths after they fired on patrol from a red panel van. The bodies were found later in the truck outside Hoye Victoria Hospital. Police linked the pair to the IRA youth division Fianna Khan and noted the attack followed another shooting in Shankill Head.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
Irish Republican Army
TRA
John Mahon
Michael Connors
Army
Dock
Hoye Victoria Hospital
Fianna Khan
IRA
Shankill Head
Harry Hayes
Hayes
Ulster Defense Regiment
UDR
Newry
Irish Republic
Nixon in Florida for work weekend
President Nixon arrived at Key Biscayne for a long weekend to tackle domestic issues including school busing and China trip repercussions. Aides Henry Kissinger Marshall Green and White House staff joined briefings while Nixon greeted about 500 neighbors and schoolchildren at the marina area.
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UPI
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China
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Nixon
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White House
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Washington
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