Crews Return to Ships Ending Prolonged Walkout
Crews resume work on ships idle for 78 days as deck and radio officers ratify four year contracts. The Amer ican Crusader left Hudson River after walkout ends and more vessels along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts are set to follow. Union ballots show strong support for the settlement, ending the lengthy strike.
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New York
America
Washington
American Crusader
United States Line
Hudson River
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Filets
Afl-Cio
Apl-Cio
American Radio Association
Wilson's Sow Exchange Student Arrives for Fulbright Study
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson's son Robin, 21, arrived in New York aboard the Queen Mary for a Fulbright year at the University of Pennsylvania. He plans to study mathematics, return to Oxford for a PhD, and later teach.
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New York
UPS
Harold Wilson
Robin
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford
Udall Plans Connecticut River Boat Trip for Parkway Study
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall will boat from Old Saybrook to Hartford on September 13 to assess the Connecticut River Valley as a potential national parkway. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff and Gov. John Dempsey join in announcing the trip and the broader parkway proposal.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Connecticut River
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Udall
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Old Saybrook
Hartford
Ribicoff
Connecticut River Valley National Parkway
Department of the Interior
Launderette Robbery At Easy Wash Coin Machines
Detectives investigate a theft at Easy Wash Launderette 49 Dalton Ave where 16 coin receptacles were emptied of 100 to 130 dollars. Owner Harry Zalutsky also runs a West Housatonic Street launderette and a Franco American Variety Store. The loss was discovered about 11 am Wednesday. receptacles show no damage, suggesting a keyed entry.
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Easy Wash
Dalton Ave
Harry Zalutsky
West Housatonic Street
Columbus and
Francis Avenues
Marines Cut Boot Training To Eight Weeks
The Marine Corps reduced recruit boot training from 12 to 8 weeks at Parris Island and San Diego to speed Marine entry during the Vietnam War. The program mirrors an eight-week length used in World War II and the Korean War, with intensified training hours to compensate for the shorter duration.
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Washington
UPI
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
San Diego
Calif
Corps
Correction on accident victim residence in Bennington Vermont
Correction notes that Mrs Anna McDavitt involved in a last week accident in Bennington Vermont resides at 86 Center Street, not 83 Cambridge Avenue as previously reported. No injuries details provided.
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Anna McDavitt
Bennington
Center St
Cambridge Ave
Soil and woodland protection aid drought relief
Modern conservation practices guard soil against erosion and curb woodland fires to retain water, offering the best drought relief. Free advice is available.
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