Face Tieup In Eastern Gulf Ports By Gleason
Thomas Gleason, president of the AFL International Longshoremen's Assn, called a strike for 12:01 am on a day of possible national action. A rejection of new contract terms by rank and file would halt work on Atlantic and Gulf coast docks from Maine to Texas. He said, We all work together or we stop together, underscoring unity of about 60,000 longshoremen.
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NEW York
Thomas Gleason
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Texas
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State Dept Woman Found Slain in Alley
A naked state department secretary, Shirley Ann Cary, 32, was found murdered in an alley. Police say she was strangled possibly with a rope, with no clothing near the body. She lived in Arlington and worked in the intelligence and research division.
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Lawrence Harnett
Shirley Ann Cary
Wakefield
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Arlington
George Donahue
Unrecovered gems feared lost amid graft and theft
A review of a murky theft case centers on missing jewels including the Star of India and a DeLong ruby. Police report ongoing investigations, with suspects jailed for bail totals of 425000 as authorities pursue recovery and answers from Miami to New York, amid weather and other regional news.
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Museum of Natural History
Miami Beach
Madrid
UPI
Allen Kubn
Spain
India
Miami
Kuhn
Tear Gas Fails As Panama March Protests Continue
Panamanian national guardsmen used tear gas Saturday to disperse about 1,500 protesters aiming for the Canal Zone on the first anniversary of the 1964 riots. Demonstrators gathered at the national cemetery to honor Ascanio Arosemena, the first student killed, then 50 youths attempted a march toward the Canal Zone and were stopped along the parade route and border.
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Canal Zone
Ascanio Arosemena
National Cemetery
U.S
In Aeeid of Old Man Winter’s Icy Hand
An early report notes a cold Saturday in a northeastern town as Old Man Winter grips the area with icy conditions. Temperatures dip and winds chill the streets while residents brace for continuing December weather.
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Associatéd'Press
Towa
Old Man Winter's
Strikes Test Welfare Policy Near Grand Rapids
New York AP reports strikers and welfare workers clashed with a state law as 4,000 members of Toon high die unions gathered near a spillway shack west of Grand Rapids. A labor dispute panel’s recommendations were rejected by the unions, while a pilot and two passengers faced bitter cold near The Pas Manitoba after a crashed plane.
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NEW York
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Gibson
Ledder
Ie ” Ain
Doug Siate
Pas
Manitoba
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Lyle Gibson
Cresco
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Albin
Elkader
Sibley
Mason City
Hydro
Grand Spencer
Rapids
Winniipeg
Fred Wark
Don Snider
Manitoba Telephone System
Wark
Jack Lamb
Lamb Airways
Senate Chamber
Young
Social Service
Playes Union
Hue
Geant-At-Arms
Cong
Voice of America
Broad
North Vietnam
Senator Seeks Quiet as Aides Cause Disorder
WASHINGTON AP Senator Stephen Young of Ohio 76 complained that aides make too much noise in the employ of the Senate. The city sought an injunction Thursday against union leaders, but State Supreme Court Justice Irving Saypol reserved decision after union attorneys said a settlement was near.
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Stephen Young
Dohio
Senater
State Supreme Court
Irving Saypol
U S Officer in Vietnam Killed
Saigon dispatch reports a U S officer killed as communists attacked a Vietnamese soldiers unit ten miles southwest of Saigon. The clash occurred Saturday as the strike slogans defy a ban on public employee strikes, prompting government replies.
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Saigon
Felled U.S. Plane Was Off Limits
U S inquiry into the shoot down of an American plane by Egyptian fighters reports preliminary findings that the U S craft flew toward a forbidden area. Officials cited mishaps including a radio breakdown in the Dec 19 flight downed by UAR MIGs ten miles from Alexandria.
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U.S
U. S
U.S. Oil Company
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Alexandria
Hoyt Williams
Kjell Grupp
John W. Mecom Oil Co
Houston
Jordan
Libya
Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Army agrees to end military rule in South Vietnam
South Vietnam’s armed forces will yield authority to a civilian government under a five point communique. A national convention will be called, high council members are turned over, and detained individuals may return to normal life. U S officials welcomed the move as a step toward stable government and renewed aid talks with an eye on opposing communism.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Vietnam
Eas
Ahan Bhai
Al¢Ouncil
Vietnam
Nguyen Khanh
Armed Forces
Suu
Tran van Huong
Sees Johnson-Russian Talks Soon
U S Ambassador Fay Kohler in Moscow says a Johnson visit to the Soviet leaders may come soon. He noted no written invitation or talks have occurred but expects further discussion with Soviet officials. Observers cite protocol and past visit patterns as possible steps toward a Johnson invitation or reciprocal invitation.
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Moscow
U. S
Fay Kohler
Washington
Johnson
Kremlin
America
Kohler
New York
Kosygin
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Russia
Khrushchev
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