Aerospace pay guideline rejected by Pay Board vote
Washington AP reports the Pay Board voted 12 to 9 to table a proposed labor and management guideline aimed at trimming an aerospace pay raise, leaving unions free to renegotiate contracts without board-imposed terms. Chairman George Boldt abstained, while the action drew criticism from union leaders claiming broken promises and urging strategy sessions.
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Washington
George Boldt
Oh Menagenenthemon
Wnioris
Boldt
Sone
Bally
Leonnrit Woodcock
Ie United Axle Workers
Fiyd Smith
Ttermational Assn
Twrs
St. Louls
Iwe Uj
Armco Matches Cuts In U S Steel Prices
Pittsburgh AP report notes Armco matches recent U S Steel price reductions as steel costs and fuel pressures drive a price war among mills. Industry sources quote competitive pressures and industrywide effort to hold market share.
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Armco
U.S
Pittsburgh
Inter Corp
Slat Corp
Ayrien
Suit Seeks End to AEC Dual Role in Government
Washington AP six environment groups sue to require the Atomic Energy Commission to separate its regulatory duties from its promotional functions. They argue the single commission holding both roles violates the Constitution and creates due process issues. The groups note past acknowledgment of conflict but say the dual setup remains inherently biased in favor of promotion over regulation. They seek a judicial declaration that the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 is unconstitutional in assigning both functions to the same body.
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Washington
Federal Court
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Energy
ABC
U.S. District Court
U.S. Japan Eye Role In Siberian Oil
A report says U S Japan and the Soviet Union may join in developing Siberian oil as a three nation collaboration. Discussions reportedly involve high level officials in Washington and Tokyo with potential revenue sharing and price effects on steel markets noted.
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Siberian
Times
Ching
Soviet Union
Tapan
Siberia
Stans
Russia
Wester White House
San Clemente
Treasury
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Shile Rogers
Jibe US
Kakwet Mua
Soldier fined for wearing cross at Huntsville court martial
Pvt. James Cleghorn, 28, of Huntsville Alabama, was convicted by court martial of disobeying orders to remove a cross worn on a chain outside his uniform. He received four months confinement and a total of 870 days of punishment, with review possible. Cleghorn said the cross symbolized peaceful resistance and faced questions over expressions of faith during service. The judge vacated part of the earlier charges after defense motions linking them to the same incident.
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Bethlehenpokesman
L. S. Steel
Acchon
Yas
Dapan
Nixon
Sato
Ith
Commerce
Ans
Soelel Afta
San Antonio
Mabama
James Cleghorn
Huntsville
Ala
Avia
Fork Sam Houston
University of Dallas
Cleghorn
Crags
Catholig
An Dalla
Robert Byers
Alfonse
Disappearance of Cedar Rapids Teen Girl Under Investigation
Cedar Rapids police probe the 17 year old Anne C Dieta missing after leaving a First Avenue SE Burger King area around midnight. Investigators say she was last seen at a local dive before departing through a back door after helping close up.
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Gonar Rayan
Cedar Kapila
Cedar Rapids
Anne C. Dieta
Robert Dieta
Yomahawk Trail SE
Petertrees
Wan Phiploye
Burger King
Avery
Thirty-fifth Street
Ex PW's Car Repaired Free of Charge in Warren
Suspected ex-prisoner John Sexton Jr will have his wrecked Converse sports car repaired at no cost. Donors include residents of Beaver and Jefferson Chevrolet. parts worth about $2,000 are donated. Repair work is performed by Vetle Shop Depot West with four volunteers.
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Warren, Mich
John Sexton, Jr
Sexton
Viel
Cong
Beaver
Paremant
Border Belt Hit by U S Air Attacks and Cambodian Shift
U S planes pounded border targets in North Vietnam with two raids on radar sites and heavy bomber strikes delivering nearly 490 tons of bombs in the southern DMZ area. A Wild Weasel mission reportedly destroyed a radar site north of the DMZ while another hit occurred southwest of Hanoi. Amid this, South Vietnam plans withdrawable forces shift to a mobile 15,000 man task unit as fixed bases in Cambodia are abandoned to defend home turf.
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Dmz
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Sinche
Son Tay
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South Vietnam
U.S
Cambodia
U S Warns North Vietnam on New Military Ventures
Paris AP reports the United States warned North Vietnam and the Viet Cong against new military adventures as peace talks resume after a four week recess. Will iam Porter, the U.S peace negotiator, urged restraint at the 139th session, stating such actions would cost lives and gain little permanent advantage. Negotiators plan to meet again next Thursday amid deep deadlock and continued refusals by Hanoi and the Viet Cong to condition prisoner releases on total U.S. withdrawal.
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Paris
North Vietnam
South Vietam
U.S
William Porter
South Vietnam
Indo-China
Porter
Pamning
Xuan ‘Thuy
Nuuyen Vanrien
Nixon
Saigon
Hanoi
le Communist
Vietnam
Walleed
Phan
North
Two American Airmen Die In Laos Crash
In Indo China last week two American airmen were killed when their Phantom jet crashed in Laos. The incident marked the first time in almost seven years that only American deaths in Southeast Asia were airmen outside South Vietnam. Local details remain sparse as officials confirm the fatalities.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Hem Nyers
Phantom
Laos
U.S
Conmand
Southeast Asia
UPI
Sandra
South Vietnam
Elis Bough
Revolver Front
Flergon
Kevin
Final Week Losses in Indo-China Reach 49,628
In the closing week of 197h American losses in Indo-China totaled 49,628 in action, marking eleven years of conflict. Details continue on page 4, column 4.1.
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Indo-China
Young Columbus schedule links Greece and Switzerland tour
The Gazette plans a Young Columbus tour for two newspaper boys from The Gazette's Eastern Lowes region. The trip, from March to April, includes stops in Greece and Switzerland with visits to Rhodes Athens and Zurich plus Geneva and Lausanne. Judging hinges on circulation drive, route excellence and citizenship traits.
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Switzerland
Collay Rapite
Amd
Gazette
Your Columbus Mileur
Miaysane
Teang World Always
Sone
Thronghout
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The
Fels
Swill Mycke
Dist Yorr
Gazelle
Larry Thurston
Springville
Ont Kadler
Cedm Rapids
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TWA
Rhodes
Welphy
Athens
Zurich
la Geneva
Horne
Father reports son suited for retirement test
A father recounts his teenage son's aptitude test results showing he was suited for retirement, suggesting an ironic outcome for a youth, with Copyenay noted in the source.
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