GenTel Pact Approved By Union
Erie workers of the General Telephone Company approved a two year contract covering 1500 Pennsylvania employees with 600 based in Erie. The agreement runs to June 1970 retroactive to July 1 with wage and fringe benefit increases. Union locals 1635 1636 and 1637 backed the deal by a large majority.
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General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Lee Doehrel
Doehrel
GenTel
Walk Off Job At Litton Site Over Wage Dispute
About 200 construction workers from several unions walked off the Litton Industries ship yard project in Erie over pay. Union officials say workers earn up to a dollar less than comparable jobs. Company officials could not comment. Litton aims to build large cargo vessels for the Great Lakes at the yard.
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ERIE
Litton Industries
Great Lakes
Batavia
James E. Gorton
Tito and Czech Leaders Plot New Liberalization Moves
Yugoslav President Tito and Czechoslovak reformist leader Alexander Dubcek meet to map the course of independent Communist programs. A party congress election is planned to decide Central Committee seats as Moscow denounces liberalization in Pravda.
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Tito
Czechoslovakia
Hradcany Castle
Alexander Dubcek
Joseph Stalin
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Rude Praya
Vaclav Prehlik
Dubcek
Antonin Novotny
Moscow
Soviet
Communist Party Today
Pravda
Soviet Central Committee
Three Killed In 2 Car Crash At New Castle
Three men died in a two car collision on U S 422 near New Castle at 2 30 a m. Albert Tach 41 Pu laski Thomas M Yacko 37 Youngstown Ohio and William T Tablack 42 Youngstown were identified as the deceased. A Roman Catholic priest Father John Dennis Yeoback 34 Youngstown was injured.
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U.S
Albert Tach
Pulaski
Thomas M. Yacko
Youngstown
Ohio
William T. Tablack
New Caste
John Dennis Yeoback
Son of Agnew Hopes to Help Dad After Vietnam Tour
Seabee Randy Agnew, 21, son of Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew, is serving in Vietnam and plans to return to the United States by October. He expects to take leave to help his father as Nixon's running mate in the November election. He says he believes the Republican ticket has a good chance and will wire his support home.
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Michelle Ann
Annapolis
Hold Rites For James Woodring
The Requiem Mass for James Woodring was held at St. Thomas Church at 9 30 this morning with Rev. John Lucas officiating. Prayers preceded at Bracken Funeral Home. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with Knights of Columbus bearers. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Mark Anderson Union City Mr and Mrs Otis Wise and Mr and Mrs Randall Walker Erie.
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Corry
David Apps
John Burkhart
Bernard Gluvna
Alan Heberlein
Robert Miller
F. Walter Sweet
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