Union Says Airline Buys Nixon Aid
A la bor union accuses the Nixon administration of aiding National Airlines in a long running lockout affecting IAM members. The IAM cites financier L B Maytag Jr and notes Maytag’s large Nixon campaign contributions while the case goes to mediation and court review. The eight month freeze, among the longest under the National Railway Labor Act, continues amid a panel dispute.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Nixon
Congress
L. B. Maytag, Jr
National Airlines
Apl-Cio International Association of Machinists
National Airline
Maytag
TAM
Justice Department
John N. Mitchell
National Mediation Board
IAM
Gen
Mitchell
Clerk of the House
Miami
Mediation Board
National Railway Labor Act
London
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American
Holy Cross Divides President Duties at Worcester
Holy Cross College trustees vote to create a new president post and another for external tasks such as fundraising and alumni relations, while retiring president Rev. Raymond J. Swards Sr shifts internal responsibilities. In Cambridge, Prof John T Dunlop is named acting dean of Harvard Arts and Sciences for the 1970 spring term.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Raymond J. Swards
Cambridge, Mass
John T. Dunlop
Harvard University Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Alliluyeva says Stalin sane in 1930s purges not mad
Svetlana Alliluyeva argues in her new book that Stalin was not insane during the 1930s purges, simply ruthless in crushing opposition. She contrasts later postwar purges, notes health and mind declined then, and traces the system to Lenin’s monopoly, urging readers to view Russia’s tragedy in broader context.
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New ‘York Times News Service
New York
Svetlana Auliluyeva
Josef Stalin
Miss Alliluyeva
Harper & Row
Stalin
She
Russia
West
United States
Soviet Union
Lenin
Communist Party
Opposi
Tagedy
Alliluyeva
Innocent Plea Entered By Patriarca In Murder Conspiracy
In Boston federal court Raymond L Patriarca and four associates pleaded innocent to indictments charging conspiracy in Rudolph Maffeo death. Also cleared in Providence Superior Court on conspiracies tied to Rudolph Maffeo and Anthony Melei deaths. Bail set at 80 000 for three and 40 000 for two. Appeals filed within 30 days.
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Rudolph Maffeo
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Marice
Willie
Pattiarea
Maurice Lerner
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Rudolph G. Sciarra
Johnston, R.I
Robert G. Fairbrothers
John E. Rossi
Andrew A. Caffrey
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Lerner
Rossi
Fairbrothers
Sciarra
Caffrey
Rudolph Marfeo
Anthony Melei
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