Slain UMW Leader Yablonski Fodder for Mine Shutdowns
In Clarksville Pennsylvania roving miners shut down at least six large mines to honor slain United Mine Workers leader Joseph A Jock Yablonskis and his family. Yablonski and his wife and daughter were found shot in their farmhouse as police investigated indications of a professional assassination. Miners across U S Steel Corporations Robena Bethlehem Steel and James & Laughlin mines refused to report for midnight shifts and again at daylight, while Yablonski’s sons asked for no memorials or extra union presence at their fathers funeral. Police said the killer left no sign of struggle and robbery was ruled out. The killings were discovered by Kenneth Yablonski who found his father away from home after unanswered calls.
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Clarksville, Pa
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers Union
Joseph A.jock Wablonsisis
Yablonski
U.S. Steel, Corp
Robena
Bethlehem: Steel Corp
Jomes & Laughlin Steel Corp
UMW
Kenneth
Joseph
United Mine Workers of America
Ernst Abernathy
Washington, Pa
Abernathy
Margaret
Charlotte Joanne
Kennedy Seeks Public Record Of Chappaquiddick Testimony
Sen Edward Kennedy testified on the Chappaquiddick inquest opening day and urged his full account be in the record. Judge Boyle set rules to limit discussion outside court and to restrict attorney cross examination. Kennedy hinted he may present scientific results to support his view Kopechne could have survived briefly.
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Edgartown
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
James A. Boyle
Dukes County
Boyle
Chappaquiddick Island
Kopechne
Dike Bridge
U S Study Urges Refinements In Heart Transplant Methods
A government task force says heart transplants remain largely investigational two years after the first operation but show promise. It calls for stronger efforts to solve organ rejection and to advance artificial heart devices, noting some patients have lived beyond a year and others returned to useful lives. The report, led by Dr. James V. Warren, also warns that only about 32,000 of the 200,000 Americans under 65 who die annually from heart disease are potential transplant candidates due to illness or rapid death.
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Washington
National Heart and Lung Institute
James V.warren
Ohio State University
Institute
United States
Man
Thieves Target Malden Registry Camera and Plates
In Malden Massachusetts a $3,000 Polaroid camera used for state photo licenses was stolen from the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Also taken were 13 truck plates, 17 passenger plates, and 1,200 validating stickers. State Registrar Richard E. McLaughlin called the theft an attempt to counterfeit licenses and convened an emergency police meeting.
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Malden
Mass
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Richard E. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Registry Law Enforcement
White pupils enter desegregated Wilkinson County schools
Annette Brown and her brother Tommy became the county’s first white students in Wilkinson County public schools after federal desegregation orders. Most white children stayed home or attended private schools as 1,500 Black pupils filled the 34 classrooms alongside two white siblings. Principal Dewitt Ginn noted mixed reactions as Supt. Bernard Waites reviewed reports on the four county schools.
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Woodville
Miss
Annette Brown
Tommy
Mississippi
Wilkinson County
Dewitt Ginn
Annette
Virginia Wilkinson
Braders
Elizabeth Parker
Burnell Brown
Supt. of Education
Bernard Waites
Three Astronauts Grounded for Flying Violations
Space Center officials in Houston announced that Alan Bean Apollo 12 moonwalker Walter Cunningham and Joseph P. Kerwin have been grounded from flight due to undisclosed flying violations. Cunningham served on Apollo 7 in 1968, Bean walked on the moon on Apollo 12, and Kerwin is a physician who had not yet flown in space.
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Space:center
Houston
Alan L. ‘Bean
Space ‘Center
Bean
Walter. Cunningham
Joseph P. Kerwin
Cunningham
Kerwin
Mississippi School Integration Bitterly Debated
In Wilkinson County Mississippi an all Negro school system is feared to burden taxpayers as white officials warn that integrating public schools will raise costs. After a federal court ordered desegregation, 2750 Negro students attended classes while white students remain in a single combined campus setup. The Wilkinson County Training School has been the Negro high school, with white students attending the town’s other schools. The court required whites to serve as integrated high schools and Negroes as integrated schools for lower grades.
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Mississippi
U.S. Court of Appeals For the Sun Circuit
Wilkinson County
Wilkinson County Training School
Centreville
Hattiesburg
Hijacker Captured On Delta Flight In Jacksonville
A man attempted to hijack a Delta DC9 en route Orlando to Switzerland. He was subdued by three passengers after pilot Maurice Kuenze’s hard landing in Jacksonville. Suspect Anton Funjek, 41, Evansville Indiana, faces assault with intent to murder charges. knife injuries reported to stewardess Sharon Beresford.
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Jacksonville
Xt Starratt
Sheriff’s Department
Fie
Sharon Beresford
Orlando
Maurice Kuenze
Starratt
Charles D. Strimple
Willard
Ohio
Franklin Dale Hall
W. J. Hillard
Green Bay
Wisce Hal
Miss Beresford
Hall
Orland Police Department
Funjek
Switzerland
Janet Jones
John Land
Logan Sherry
Miami
Delta
Avanta
Columbus
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