Vigilance Dampens Trucking Violence in Northeast Strike
Police patrols and threats of national guard intervention dampened arson vandalism and shootings as a seven week trucking strike by independent haulers spread from Gary Indiana into eight states. Windshield damage and tires shot off occurred, but movement returned to normal in Pennsylvania while pickets waved off steel haulers. Authorities and industry leaders sought a peaceful resolution after escalating violence and economic pressure across eight states.
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David Hough
William Kusley
University Seeks Baby Teeth for Strontium Study
St Louis dental professors at Washington University launch a baby tooth survey to collect ten thousand teeth in ten weeks for a study of strontium 90 absorption in the St Louis area. The project has examined about 250000 teeth in nine years and will continue through 1970.
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ST. Louis
Washington University
Romney Brainwashing claim echoes in Vietnam briefing debate
Congressmen cite Jonathan Moore as among U S officials who briefed Romney in Saigon in 1965. Romney calls the briefing brainwashing and has since altered his Vietnam stance. Rockefeller denies pulling back on Johnson policy, while others urge stronger allied action and debate U S strategy.
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George Romney
Michigan
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Johnson
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Jonathan Moore
Romney
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Moore
State Department
Vietia
Hays
House Foreign Affairs
Lansing
Mich
Rockefeller
German defected in box hides in Swedish pavilion
A 28 year old East German defected to Sweden by concealing himself in a wooden box bound for the Czechoslovakian pavilion. The dramatic escape was reported from Stockholm with authorities confirming the unusual method used to flee behind the Iron Curtain.
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Czechoslovakia
Hey
Sweden
West Germany
The
Strike Still On Montreal Transit Strike Enters Third Week
Montreal bus and subway workers remain on strike after 5 800 employees rejected a mediator’s proposed wage plan. The walkout continues into its third week affecting fares and service across the city.
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