Soviets Czechs Urge Bonn Ties With East Germany
Moscow and Prague issued a joint document calling on West Germany to grant international legal recognition to East Germany as a prerequisite for closer ties with the Soviet bloc. Brezhnev’s conciliatory speech omitted this point, prompting diplomatic note of caution about Bonn’s stance and potential moves based on Brandt’s policy. The communiqué reinforced solidarity after a nine day Czechoslovak stay in the Soviet Union, listing recognition of the FRG frontier, invalidating the Munich agreement, and recognizing the GDR as key steps.
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Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Willy Brandt
Germany
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Breahnev
Nixon Stumps For GOP In Virginia Campaign Stop
President Nixon campaigned for Republican Linwood Hilton in Virginia, urging power be moved from Washington to states and people. He spoke to 5,000 at the Salem Roanoke Valley Civic Center with themes of law and order and opposition to narcotics and obscenity, accompanied by Patrick Buchanan.
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New Jersey
Salem-Roanoke Valley
Law and Order
Niko
Patrick Buchanan
Raymond Price
Linwood Hilton
William C. Battle
Battle
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California
District of Columbia
Congress
Statehouse proposals urge parochial school aid and leasing
Boston AP reports state Commissioner of Education Neil V Sullivan urged communities to lease church buildings to parochial schools and retain teachers. He called for legislation allowing state aid for rehabilitation, citing talks with Cardinal Cushing and school heads, plus improved communications with nonpublic schools to ease transitions.
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Neil V. Sullivan
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State Board of Education
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Court Vetoes Boulwareism Continued From Page 1
The opinion criticizes General Electric for a hard bargaining stance and marketing its offer as the workers true representation. It notes limits on the ruling, allows some employer communications, and questions the feasibility of enforcing older contempt orders amid changes in personnel since 1960. Judge Friendly dissents on practicality and precedent.
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General Electric
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Appeals Court
GE Strike Pressed by Picket Captains at Union HQ
Albert F. Litano, Local 253 business agent, led a meeting with picket captains and union leaders to review strike strategy and push for peaceful picketing. He charged GE with opening gates at Tyler Street and Silver Lake Boulevard, breaching prestrike closings, while traffic remains slowed around the GE plants except at the North Gate where crossings vary. IUE pickets at that site sometimes allow limited car passage.
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Albert F. Litano
253
Litano
Tyler Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Silver Lake Boulevard
Pickeling
Kelloge Street
IUE
Sargent Seeks Way To Lower Hospital Rates
Governor Francis W. Sargent urged Massachusetts rate-setting commissioners to create incentives for hospitals to reduce rates. He asked use of state purchasing power to push efficiency, noting inflation and rising hospitalization costs. The commission sets daily hospital admission costs and guides health programs.
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Sargent
Boston
Francis W. Sargent
Truck rerouted after stop at Kellogg Street picket
Shortly before 5 last evening a small truck approached the line from Kellogg Street. It halted for the picket line, and the driver was instructed by the captain to turn around and use another street. He did so, but only after a policeman backed the picket captain's directions.
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