Worldwide pilot strike to protest hijackings scheduled
The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations says pilots in 64 nations including the United States will strike for 24 hours on Monday to protest hijackings. U S ALPA orders members to participate. The move aims to pressure the UN Security Council to act on aviation security.
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New York
United States
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Washington
U.S. Air Line Pilots Association
Federation
Ola Fosberg
U.S
John J. O’donnell
ALPA
International Federation
United Nations Security Council
O'Donnell
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Forsberg
Finland
Waldheim
Security Council
Labor Department to oversee United Mine Workers until new election
The Labor Department to appoint supervisors to control all UMW transactions at national and local levels under a federal court order. The move follows Judge Bryant's order for a new election of officers including W. A. Boyle and George Titler, with Tony Boyle awaiting results next December.
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Labor Department
Welfare Audit's Findings Prompt State Action in Kansas
Kansas Social Welfare Director Dr. Robert Harder released a U.S. HEW audit covering July 1, 1967 to June 30, 1970 criticizing quality control and identifying errors. A six point plan, including face to face interviews and improved income reporting, will be implemented with county cooperation to tighten welfare program administration.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Harder
Harder
U.S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
Kansas
Ask The Tribune Chanute Queries For Answers
Send questions about Chanute or the area to The Tribune care of Ask The Tribune. Include name and address. answers printed as space allows with sender identity kept confidential. Questions not accepted by phone.
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Chanute
the Tribune
Tribune
Chanute Tribune
Kissinger Wows Congress Before Heading for China
Henry Kissinger, preparing to travel to China, faced 79 lawmakers in the White House State Dining Room. He promoted Nixon’s Moscow arms accords, winning polite questions and praise from several critics, including Sen. Jackson and Sen. Fulbright.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Em. Nixon
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Henry M. Jackson
Evening clouds and warm southerly winds forecast
Partly cloudy conditions with southerly 5 to 15 mph winds. Lows in the 60s. Saturday brings fair weather with highs in the 90s. Rain chance remains at about 10 percent tonight and on Saturday.
Tax Deadline Is Tuesday for 1971 Property Taxes
Erie county treasurer Don Harding reminded residents that the Tuesday deadline applies to paying the last half of 1971 property taxes in person or by mail. Mail must show a postmark on or before Tuesday to avoid penalties. 1972 taxes incur penalties if paid after Tuesday. Office hours are 4 30 p m and closed Saturdays.
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Erie
Don Harding
Harding
Chris Fullmer
S. Westerm
Cox
Memphis, Tenn
Winfield Dunn
la Saunders Hudson
Dunn
Tennessee
Hudson
Intercepted Letter About Around the World Tour
An intercepted letter refers to a planned around the world, all expense paid deluxe tour set for Monday, mentioning a person named Cha and involvement in travel arrangements. The note hints at formal correspondence and international itinerary details.
Family Finds Coins With Metal Detectors in Local Trek
The Cox family uses lightweight metal detectors to uncover coins and a nugget or two around schools parks and churches. Marion Cox recalls starting with heavy mine detectors in 1958 and now hunts with a four pound silent detector.
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Cox
Coxes
Yippies Cancel Protest Plans for Democratic Convention
Yippie leaders announced no marches or confrontations at the Democratic convention in Miami Beach citing a strategy shift toward cultural expression. Spokesman Jeff Nightbyrd said protesters will focus on art and poetry with Alan Ginsberg leading chants while keeping energy for a larger mobilization at the Republican gathering in August.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Democratic Party
Yippie
Jeff Nightbyrd
Youth International Party
Chuck Hall
Nightbyrd
Alan Ginsberg
Ogden Officer Commended for Daring Rescue
City Council lauded police officer R Spence Phillips for saving a man trapped in an overturned car submerged in water after a May 27 accident. Phillips squeezed through a window, kept the victim's head above water until he regained consciousness, though the man called him a rotten pig.
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Ogden, Utah
R. Spence Phillips
Phillips
Colleges face $10 billion annual cuts by 1980 says Carnegie
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education warned colleges must trim spending by ten billion dollars each year by 1980. It urged reducing average years of study as a primary cost-saving measure and offered strategies to lower expenses.
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Washington
The
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Cloud seeding not linked to South Dakota flood says Bureau
Federal officials state there is no connection between experimental cloud seeding in South Dakota and the recent unprecedented flood that killed more than 200 people. Dr A M Kahan of Denver, monitoring the project, confirmed no cause and effect relation.
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Washington
South Dakota
Bureau of Reclamation
A.M. Kahan
Denver
North Vietnam ceasefire talks hinge on US withdrawal date
Harold Gibbons says in Hanoi North Vietnam would cease fire and begin releasing U S prisoners as soon as Washington sets and honors a withdrawal date. He spoke amid plans for Labor For Peace ahead of a national gathering next month.
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ST. Louis
Harold Gibbons
Teamsters Union
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
Labor For Peace
Mexican President Attacks U S Policy During Visit
Mexican President Luis Echeverria spoke to Congress on the second day of his state visit and criticized U S policy toward Mexico and other nations. He said developing countries are wary of pacts among great powers that overlook their rights and interests.
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Luis Echeverria
U.S
Mexico
Congress
Echeverria
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