Brezhnev Deception Accused In Backfire Bomber Claims
Former disarmament chief Ikle testifies Brezhnev misled Carter over the Backfire bomber, saying it already has intercontinental range despite Soviet denials. He urges SALT II amendments. other officials offer mixed views on treaty benefits and drawbacks.
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House panel to release 28 volume JFK MLK murder report
The House Assassinations Committee plans to publish a 28 volume report on the JFK and MLK killings, stating a majority view that both murders probably involved conspiracy. Dissenting committee members exist, with acoustical evidence cited for Kennedy and a bounty claim involving two St. Louis businessmen connected to King’s death.
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Bargainers Open Talks for New Auto Workers Pact
Detroit AP reports negotiators for about 780000 auto workers and the Big Three opened bargaining for a new contract to replace the three year UAW pact ending Sept 14. Talks start at General Motors then move to Ford and Chrysler.
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Ninety Three Vietnamese Refugees Rescued at Sea await Landing
Ninety three Vietnamese refugees rescued from a sinking boat by the Sea Sweep, a 1500 ton mercy vessel run by World Vision, awaited permission to land in Singapore. The United States assured resettlement and provided an official guarantee, while Singapore held landing clearance. The refugees were rescued between Vietnam and Indonesia, then transported toward Singapore.
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Goodyear, United Rubber Workers Reach Tentative Pact
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers reach a tentative three year contract granting 72 cents per hour in general wage increases plus 50 cents an hour in cost of living adjustments. The agreement averts a threatened strike by 21,500 UAW workers at Goodyear plants in Dayton and elsewhere.
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Westinghouse Strike Paralyzes 38,000 Workers Nationwide
At midnight three big unions began a nationwide walkout against Westinghouse Electric Corp affecting 38,000 employees. Vincent Wingle said the unions were prepared for a long strike after contract talks collapsed Saturday and mediation failed. Picket lines appeared at 97 Westinghouse plants in Pittsburgh area.
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Lebanon Forms New 12 Man Cabinet to Stabilize Nation
Premier-designate Selim Al Hoss announces a 12-man cabinet, called the cabinet of national entente, as a first step toward stability and security. Key members include Hoss and Foreign Minister Fouad Butros, who also serves as deputy premier. the previous technocrat cabinet resigned two months earlier.
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Helmets Improve Hearing For Motor Cyclists At Speed
Washington report says helmets screen out wind noise so riders hear better at high speeds. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation notes that other noises like horns or approaching vehicles are muffled equally, preserving critical sound perception for helmeted riders.
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FDA proposes limit on amphetamine use for weight loss
The FDA proposes banning amphetamines for weight reduction citing heavy abuse and dependence risk. If approved, use would be restricted to narcolepsy and certain pediatric brain dysfunctions, with 3.3 million yearly prescriptions and 80 to 90 percent for weight loss. Makers may request a hearing before a final decision.
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Death of James A. Crockett at 63 in Boston
James A. Crockett, host of Crockett's Victory Garden and author, died of cancer in Boston last week at age 63. His PBS show reached national audiences and he was known for gardening expertise and public television contributions.
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Five Arrested on Drunk Driving Charges in Linn County Weekend
Five individuals faced drunk driving charges in Linn County over the weekend. Edward V. McDermott, 19, was arrested at 9:48 p.m. Saturday on the 1000 block of 11th Avenue in Marion. Allan A. Rawson, 26, of Palo, was stopped at 10:45 p.m. Saturday at 76th Avenue and Kirkwood Boulevard SW and charged with failing to obey a stop sign and a stoplight. John D. Haase, 22, of 1820 A Avenue NE, was taken into custody at 11:30 p.m. Saturday on Seventh Avenue in Marion. Delmer D. Werner, 40, of 1129 Ellis Boulevard NW, was arrested at 11:45 p.m. Saturday at Edgewood Road and Blairs Ferry Road NE. William H. Beshears, 31, of 68 Samoa Drive, Hiawatha, was arrested at 4:15 a.m. Sunday on 44th Street near Mount Vernon Road SE.
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Birth Announcements and Local Notices From Cedar Rapids Gazette
Births list multiple families with names and addresses announcing twins and several newborn sons and daughters in Cedar Rapids area. Additional entries recap emergency calls and a 1957 Milestone: John Glenn’s transcontinental jet speed record. Publisher details follow.
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