Delays Train, Now He Faces Trial
Windsor Ontario AP report: Walter Brisebois 94 plans to be tried June 13 on an intimidation charge after parking his car on Canadian National Railway tracks to protest an 18 minute crossing delay. Officers ordered him off. defense fund grows to $50 as job openings announced by Pennsylvania State Employment Service in Windsor and Detroit.
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Windsor
Ont
Walter Brisebois
Canadian National Railway
Brisebois
CNR
Supreme Court
Detroit
Guards Halt Penitentiary Picketing
Striking guards removed picket lines at the Ohio Penitentiary and Mansfield Reformatory under a court order and were to return to posts, while National Guard troops remained on duty awaiting whether workers would resume or join a state-wide walkout. The AFL-CIO union seeks a 1500 across the board pay raise for all state employees and the court order barred picketing and traffic obstruction.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
National Guard
American Federation of State
James W. Smith
The
Penitentiary
Fred Rauscher
Mansfield
Adj
T. del Croso
Common Pleas
Henry Holden
Columbus
Ferguson
New Law Bans Weapons In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh council adopted a city ordinance banning unconcealed firearms on streets aligning with the state act. Police, servicemen and gun club members are exempt. The measure passed unanimously amid criticism from a civil rights group leader claiming ambiguity.
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Pittsburgh
Public Safety Department
David Owens
Forever Action Together
New York Council OKs 19-Year-Old Taxi Driver Licenses
The New York City Council approved a bill Tuesday to lower cabbie licensing age from 21 to 19. A taxi industry spokesman says over 1,000 cabs idle daily for lack of drivers while awaiting Mayor Lindsay's signature.
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York
New York
John V. Lindsay
Asst
William Dunlap
Thiel and Villa Maria to Receive U S Training Grants
Thiel College in Greenville and Villa Maria College in Erie were named by the U S Public Health Service to receive federal funds to continue training programs for health field personnel. Thiel gets 28514 dollars and Villa Maria 19590 dollars under the Allied Health Professions Training Act. Representative Joseph P. Vigorito announced the grants noting the nations need for doctors and trained health workers.
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Washington
Thiel College
Greenville
Villa Maria College
Erie
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S
Joseph P. Vigorito
Thiel
Richard Solberg
Villa Maria
Raymond Bohrer
Vigorito
The
Public Health Service
Eight Iraqis Charged With Espionage in Baghdad
In Baghdad eight Iraqis including two army noncommissioned officers face espionage charges reported from Damascus. The article notes, since January, 26 persons have been executed for spying for Israel and the United States, with nine of them Jewish.
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Damascus
Syria
Baghdad
Iraq
Israel
United States
Curtis Publishing Reports 1985 Losses Reach 20.9 Million
Curtis Publishing Co. reports a 1985 net loss of 20.9 million dollars, up about 16 million from the previous year, including an 18.3 million operating loss. The 1987 figure stood at 4.8 million loss, with 1963 notes mentioning a 20 million writedown at Sharon Hill plant and a 1.5 million future lease loss provision.
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Philadelphia
Curtis Publishing Co
Curtis
Sharon Hill, Pl
Ladies Home Journal
Goldwater's Son Wins First Try for Congress
Barry M. Goldwater Jr. won a brisk 87 percent of the vote in Los Angeles for the vacancy left by Ed Reinecke. The 20 year old stockbroker defeated John K. Van de Kamp in the special election, pledging to serve in Washington soon. The victory marked Goldwater's first foray into public office with strong family support watching.
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Los Angeles
Barry M. Goldwater Jr
Congress
Goldwater
John K. van de Kamp
Ed Reinecke
California
U.S
Arizona
Mike
Barry
van de Kamp
U.S. Attorney's Office
Washington
Reinecke
Nixon Urges Colleges to Stand Up to Violence
President Nixon calls on college administrations to have the backbone to confront student violence and lawlessness to preserve free education. He says there can be no compromise with force and urges faculties and trustees to act, praising dissent but opposing disruption. Mamie Eisenhower plans a European trip in May, sailing May 13 from New York and visiting Brussels and Le Havre with Col. John Eisenhower.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Chamber of Commerce
America
Harvard
Cornell
White House
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
Hesburg
United States of America
Mamie
Phoenixville
Mamie Eisenhower
Europe
Col
John Eisenhower
New York City
le Havre
France
Eisenhower
Brussels
Gettysburg
Communists Conclude 19th U.S. Convention in Brooklyn
Gus Hall head of the Communist party USA will present his yearly report at the 19th annual convention. About 250 delegates and 100 guests were expected at the Towers Hotel in Brooklyn for a closed session. National party chairman Henry Winston will report Thursday. The convention ends Saturday.
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Gus Hall
Communist Party
U.S.A
Towers Hotel
Brooklyn
National Party
Henry Winston
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