Pact Ends Rail Union Walkout
The United Transportation Union and railroads reached a contract ending a one day railway walkout. The agreement includes a 30 percent wage increase over three years and allows train crews to return to work at 12:01 pm. Details remain sparse and pending ratification by UTU chairmen within three days.
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UPI
United Transportation Union
The
Railways
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Step
J. Usery
Andy Isher
J. P. Hilte
Geo. Charles Luna
UTU
Laura
Hitz
Generel
C R Woman Dies in Crash Near Dubuque
Mrs. Dressler of Davenport dies after car runs off highway west of Dubuque. Brain hemorrhage listed as cause. two others injured and hospitalized in Dubuque Mercy Hospital. Patrol said crash occurred about 11:45 p.m. three miles west of the city.
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Cemar Revita Huws— Laverne J. Dressler
SUM Habhetavernie NI
Dubuque
Blighway Patroruia
Virgil Stanmeyer
Trene O'Connor
Second Avenue
Teaith
First Avenue
Mercy
U S Steel hikes prices citing wage pact details
UPI report states U S Steel will raise prices on semi finished bar rod wire plate railroad and conduit grades following a two year labor contract with the United Steelworkers. Increases average 30 to 57 per ton with specific items such as alloy seamless tubing up for higher pricing. The company cites inflation and contract cost coverage as reasons for the action. Also noted is a separate meeting in Jerusalem where Joseph Sisco met with Israeli leaders to discuss policy.
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UPI
Ls, Steel Corp
Moiday
Ecement
Cation
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Compary
U.S. Steel
United States moves to seat Peking at UN amid Taiwan opposition
Washington signals a two thirds vote strategy to admit Red China to the United Nations while opposing expulsion of Taiwan. Rogers says policy aligns with Nixon aim to promote world peace and improve ties with Peking. China’s seat conflict splits allied positions as Albania pushes a Peking bloc and the United States favors a split vote approach. The plan hinges on UN decisions and may affect Security Council composition. Scouting event in Japan opens with 50,000 attendees at Mt Fuji site.
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Philippines
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Cimmunist Chine
Rogers
Fea
Peking
Taiwan
We General Assembly
Albania
China
Formosa
U.N
Nixon
Tme LN
Koreas
Iowa Vidhnavis
Utina
Ithiers
No Evidence Peking Will Compromise Amid Taiwan Row
James Reston reports from New York Times on Army Day in Peking where senior officers and Premier Zhou Enlai call for withdrawal of all U S troops from Taiwan and nearby areas. They insist no settlement on Taiwan without internal Chinese consent, warning against any two China schemes and external interference.
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Peking
Prashant Nixon
China
People’s Operation Army
U.S
Aly
Taiwan
Mietnar
Alea
South Korea
Japan
Philippines
Thailand
Falion
Muane Yangsheng
Giou Ha-lai
Chiang Ching
Mao Tse-tung
Ailis
InderChina
Kore
Phiippines
Imd
Middle East
Asis
Milea
Latin
America
Huang Vong-sheng
Anj
Taiyan Straits
Chinas
Apollo 15 astronauts complete Moon rock exploration
AP reports astronauts David Scott and James Irwin spent 4 hours 45 minutes outside the lunar surface gathering rocks near Hadley Basin. They reported 19 hours exterior time and 15 miles driven in the lunar rover. A brief camera issue and a dust-free descent marked a successful mission phase as they prepared for ascent.
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Epack Center
David Scott
James Irwin Kinstet
Scott
Invin Grove
Canbrot
Tle
Raul Sret
Volcanacy
Twin
Earl Gob
Falcon
Jie
Irwin
Lyery
Mission Centre
Ulso
Mission Contral Center
Hadley Base
Sea of Sereniy
Lockheed Bill Passes Senate 49 to 48 to Avert Bankruptcy
WASLONGTON AP The Senate approved a $250 million federal guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft Corp to avert bankruptcy. The measure passed by a razor thin 49 to 48 margin, supporting the defense contractor’s liquidity and future operations.
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Lockheed Bill
Waslongton
Senate
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Netloo
No. L
Tragic Kinross Crash Claims Family on Highway
A Kinross family wagon crashed after leaving Kinross toward Grandview, killing Earl Reynolds, his wife, and several children near Salina, Kansas. The fiery wreck occurred on Interstate 7 west of Topeka, with 13 deaths reported in two days as authorities noted a deadly weekend surge. Police warned against complacency as year end fatalities rose sharply nationwide.
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Kinross
Grandpa
Grandma
Harold
Chuckle Notice of Weekend Traffic Deaths and Accident
A brief item reports multiple weekend traffic deaths and a major accident near the town. It notes a long national tall years and a day before referenced events, with a focus on the worst incident occurring in the area.
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