Millions Strike Shuts Paris Services and Delays Travel
Paris and large parts of France Ground to a halt as millions march in a 24hour strike to demand higher wages. Public services including trains and lights were disrupted, gold prices slipped from recent highs as transportation and electrical networks faltered.
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Paris
Europe
France
London
Zurich
Air France International
Eral
Apollo 9 Weather Forecast Complicates Landing Plan
Weather experts at Space Center Houston and aboard the Guadalcanal disagreed on a Thursday landing in the Atlantic. A low northwest Atlantic pressure system and eight foot seas prompted possible alternate landing sites as NASA reviews conditions and missions continue toward a 10 day test.
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Frank Chihocky
Guadalcanal
Atlantic
Chihocky
Chuck Rimey
Bermuda
Space Agency
Houston
Earth
Iowa
Mission¢ Control
Feaker identified in Ely bank robbery trial
In open federal court Ely banker Louis Buresh testified he identified Beryl D. Feaker as the bank robber. Feaker, 40, is the only man charged. another participant was not identified. The trial opened with prosecutors saying Feaker discussed the robbery at a Lisbon tavern.
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Louis Buresh
Ely
First Trust and Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Beryl D. Feaker
Buresh
Feaker
Mr. Vernon
FBI
United States
Asher Schroeder
Lisbon
Court voids renewal at Iowa City council in conflict ruling
Des Moines says Iowa City city councilmen owned property in a proposed urban renewal area. Iowa Supreme Court, 6-2, ruled such ownership violates conflict of interest provisions and voided renewals passed in 1964 65 66 and the 1967 resolutions. The ruling forces the council to restart the urban renewal project if pursued.
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Om Gazette
Des Moines
Iowa City
Iowa Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Start Anew
Hamilton
John B. Wilson
William C. Hubbard
Robert H. Lind, Jr
Loren Hickerson
Hickerson
District Court
Hubbard
Lind
Aterest
Ding
University of Iowa
Tay Ninh
Saigon
U.S
Speedy Ray Proceedings Fail To Dispel Conspiracy Theory
MEMPHIS AP The widow of Martin Luther King says his assassination involved more than one person and remains a national issue despite James Earl Ray’s 99 year sentence. Rev Abernathy says Ray’s admission supports a conspiracy. author Huie notes unanswered questions. Investigators allege Ray funded crimes in Montreal and London and profited from smuggling jewelry and drugs. Ray then pleaded guilty to first degree murder but questioned the conspiracy ruling.
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Uri Photo Ray
Tennessee
James Earl Ray
State Penitentiary
Nashville
Martin Luther King
Memphis
Ralph David Abernathy
King
Ray
William Bradford Huie
Canale
Montreal
London
U. S
Four Freed In Cambodia Release Promised By Nixon Letter
Washington AP Four U S airmen held in Cambodia for a month were to be released on a direct request from President Nixon, Cambodian Prince Sihanouk announced. The Cambodian leader said he had received Nixon’s letter and planned to arrange their transfer near Tadat. District Attorney Philip Canale said no evidence of conspiracy was found in the state case and noted the money Ray spent and saved while imprisoned. Ray, 41, faces no parole for 30 years under Tennessee law and will remain in maximum security for 1 to 6 weeks for classification before normal treatment.
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Paris
Schroeder
Clarence
Robinson
Mt. Vernon
Queenie’s
Tanamitishon
Gladys Clark
Pune
Tavic
Washington
Cambodia
Nixon
Sihanouk
Tadat
Philip Canale
Canale
Ray
U. S
Canada
Europe
White House
Missouri
King
Prince Sihanouk
U.S
Thailand
Shelby County
Nashville
Tennessee
Lake Russell
Justice Department
Atlanta
Coretta King
Port Said
el Qantra
Israel
Egypt
U.N
Mohamed Fawzi
Yigat Allon
Golda Meir
Opening of New Phase II Signaled
Heavy fighting raged northwest of Saigon as Viet Cong shelled more than 60 allied bases and Hue, signaling the start of a new phase in the spring offensive. U.S. officers warned the period to Saturday was critical with Saigon’s objective still unclear and regional forces converging toward the capital.
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Saigon
Hue
U.S
Military
Rat Claws Prompt Iowa Meat Inspection Debate
Des Moines AP report details Rep. Edward Mezvinsky presenting 1965 evidence of two rat claws found in University of Iowa bologna as he pushes for stricter meat and poultry inspection. He argues contaminated products are unfit for human consumption and urges objective passage of an adequate Iowa law. Critics say the bill does not meet federal standards.
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DES Moines
University of Iowa
Iowa House Agriculture Committee
Edward Mezvinsky
Djowa City
Mezvinsky
Iowa
House
Strike Ends as Karachi Port Reopens After 6 Day Walkout
Ten thousand longshoremen returned to work in Karachi on Tuesday ending a six day strike that paralyzed West Pakistan's major port. The stoppage disrupted loading and unloading operations and affected regional trade.
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Karachi
West
Pakistan
Chuckle: campuses empty unless students seek class solitude
A humorous remark notes campuses are crowded only when students attend class, otherwise space empties. The quip plays on student life and campus bustle with a light, observational tone.
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