Rail Unions Seek To Head Off Strike Intervention
Atlantic City AP unions press White House to avoid national emergency by halting all railroads. William Winpisinger says targeted strikes on six major lines may occur Oct 4, urging Nixon and Shultz to allow selective bargaining rather than broad federal intervention.
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Atlantic City
White House
William Winpisinger
Afl-Cio Machinists
Winpisinger
Asst
William Usery
U.S
Nixon
Usery
Washington
Shultz
Congress
Francis O'Neill
National Mediation Board
Transplant from Mentally Retarded Son to Brother Upheld
Kentucky court of appeals rules 4-3 that a mother may allow a kidney transplant from her mentally retarded son Jerry Strunk to his brother Tom, citing best interests and emotional factors. Tom faces terminal kidney disease. Jerry, 27, IQ equivalent to a six year old, is at Frankfort State Hospital. Tests show no other suitable donor in the family. A psychiatrist and the mental health department warn Tom's death would deeply affect Jerry, who identifies with Tom as his model and family tie. Dissenting Judge Steinfeld cites concerns about protecting vulnerable individuals and recalls past government abuses.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
High Court
Jerry
Frankfort State Hospital
Tom
Mental Health Department
Ss Gesigere
Samuel Steinfeld
John Palmore
Homer Neikirk
Steinfeld
Laff a Day Warns Squad Against Campus Demonstrations
A spokesman urges the squad to avoid involvement in campus protests to prevent injuries. He stresses keeping players away from demonstrations and maintaining safety for all team members.
Pope Paul VI Observes 72nd Birthday With Busy Schedule
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI marked his 72nd birthday with a full day of work and scheduled engagements. He opened the day with morning prayers and planned audiences, meetings, and administrative duties during his twelfth year as pope.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Welfare Overpayments of 66 Million a Year Revealed
New York report on the city welfare program shows overpayments estimated at 66 million dollars annually. The 193 page study covers AFDC cases from Nov 1 1968 to Jan 15 1969, noting 29.9 percent had overpayments averaging 43 dollars while underpayments averaged 17 dollars. Authorities call for swift action and resignations.
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New York
UPI
Department of Health, Education ,and Welfare
New York City
Hew
John Twiname
Social Rehabilitation Service
House
Ways and Means Committee
AFDC
Washington
Mills
Honolulu Temperature Range Shaped by Local Climate
Honolulu records show a mean annual temperature between 72 and 76 degrees with historical extremes of 93 degrees as the highest and 52 degrees as the lowest, according to the U S weather bureau.
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Honolulu
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Strike Ends at Firestone Plant in Accra Ghana
About 2,009 workers returned to the Firestone Rubber Co plant in Accra ending a 40 day walkout over working conditions. The company warned it would fire any employee not back on Friday but promised no retaliation against those who returned.
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Accra
Ghana
UPI
Firestone Rubber Co
Swiss Arrest Ex-Engineer Over Mirage Plans Sale to Israel
Swiss federal prosecutor announced the arrest of Alfred Frauenknecht, 43, a jet engine specialist from Winterthur, on charges of selling 20 crates of Mirage III S fighter plans to Israel for 200000 dollars. The affair labeled the biggest espionage case in Swiss history since World War II involves a West Germany link and alleged sympathy for Israel.
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Bern
Switzerland
Hans Walder
Israel
Walder
Alfred Frauenknecht
Gebr
Sulzer A. G
Winterthur
West Germany
Sulzer
France
Cedar Rapids Gazette Established 1883 Ad Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883 by The Gazette Co, publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA. Subscription rates are listed: by carrier 65 cents per week. by mail night and Sunday editions 6 issues $1.70 per month or $16 per year. afternoon editions and Sunday 7 issues $1.85 per month or $17 per year. states and territories $27 per year. No mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service. The Associated Press is for local news republication and AP dispatches.
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The
Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gezette
Associated Press
AP News
Parliament Fires Primault Over Gross Negligence
Etienne Primault was dismissed after charges of gross negligence in Parliament. Defense Minister Paul Chaudet faced severe criticism amid the fallout, drawing scrutiny of government responsibility and defense leadership.
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Etienne Primault
Defense
Paul Chaudet
Civil Service Examination Set for October 6
The Civil Service Examination on October 6 will determine eligibility for inclusion on the civil service list.
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Civil Service
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Kodacolor Service
Linn Photo
C St
15Th Ave
Marcel Dassault
Frauenknecht
Sulzer Company
State of
Frauen‘knecht
KingsGard
MT. Vernon Road
KingsGardnes
Parka-Star
Ilten & Taege
Mark OF
Dan
Second Ave
Liten & Taege, Inc
Second Avenue
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City Hall
Charee Bankamericard Town & Country Shopping
Kresge’s
Aluminum
Price
Kentucky
Lindale Plaza
S. S. Kresge Company
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