Union Heads OK Pact Ends Near for GE Strike
The International Union of Electrical Workers and United Electrical Workers Union approve new 40 month contracts subject to ratification by boards and locals. Union leaders in New York expect strong backing with votes by Tuesday and results by Wednesday, paving return to work by Thursday. Counts, head of the Federal Mediation Service, marks his first year in the post as talks move toward settlement.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers Union
New York
IUE
J Curtis Counts
Federal, Mediation and ‘Conciliation Service
Counts
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Sen
Jacob
Asv Cief
Federal Médiation’ Service
Nixon
William Simkin
Douglas Aircraft
Douglas
Federal Mediation Service
Albert F. ‘Litano
Pittsfield
Paul J. Jennings
Nixon Moves to Expand Safeguard ABM System
The Nixon administration plans to seek about 1.5 billion dollars in the next budget to expand the Safeguard missile defense program and fund two more sites. Officials say a late review aims to weigh Soviet and Chinese reactions before finalizing a broader nationwide defense proposal.
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Soviet Union
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Sullivan Backs Take-Over Of Failing Private Schools
Boston AP. State education commissioner Neil V. Sullivan proposes local public school boards operate failing private and parochial schools under public hours while permitting religious instruction after hours. About 200000 parochial students could be absorbed into public schools to avoid closures and financial strain.
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Boston
State Commissioner of Education
Neil V. Sullivan
Raids on North Vietnam Deemed Insignificant Reported by U S
U S Command said American planes attacked antiaircraft weapons in North Vietnam not considered significant enough to publicize. The disclosure followed Friday’s leak after reports of a SAM launcher near 19 miles inside North Vietnam and the downing of a U S F105 and a rescue helicopter.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Talkr
Paris
Ha Van-Lau
Nixon
Handi
Hayakawa Faces Militants At Northeastern Auditorium Storm
Police clashed with about 200 rock throwing militants outside Northeastern University as S I Hayakawa spoke. Demonstrators, many not students, vandalized windows while 31 were arrested and 14 officers treated for minor injuries. Hayakawa urged resilience in academia amid heckling and warned media attention boosts fame.
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Northeastern University
S.I Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Boston University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bradford Jones
Hayakawa
Germany
SDS
Students For A Democratic Society
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Through Wednesday
A weekday forecast notes temperatures will average near the seasonal normal of 22. Warmer conditions expected Sunday through Tuesday with rain likely Monday. Cooler air arrives by Wednesday.
840 Acres in Alford Sold to D.C. Firm for Investment
Saul Miller of White Plains sold 840 acres near West and Mountain roads in Alford to Berkshire Mountain Corp of Washington, D.C. for about 200000 dollars. The firm plans an upscale development, with one acre minimum lots, and no immediate plans for leisure homes. Principal Duncan A. Ragsdale said the purchase preserves Alford’s rural character, aims to attract urban dwellers, and that no commercial buildings are planned. Wheeler & Taylor broker John LaFontana noted encouraging local reaction and discussed abutters’ input.
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West and
Mountain Roads
Saul Miller
White Plains
M.Y
Berkshire Mountain Corp
Washington
Duncan A. Ragsdale
Eagle
West Road
Ragsdale
Simon Peterson
John Linnehan
Nashua Public Housing Projects Draw Mixed Praise and Criticism
In Nashua New Hampshire housing authority projects draw praise for curb appeal and campuslike grounds but invite criticism over appearance layout and density. Maynard Homes near Burke Street stands out for brick design and landscaping while Ledge Street homes show wood framing and varied colors, posing upkeep and deterioration concerns amid a town used to brick constructions.
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N.H
Boston
New England
NHA
Maynard
Burke Street
Ledge Street
Lough Hyec
Fagle
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