Workers Held Captive By Picket Line For 36 Hours
State police ordered a near hour guard at Nuclear Materials & Equipment Corp. in Apollo after 27 technical workers were held by a mass picket for more than 36 hours. A court order limited pickets, but protests continued at the Armstrong County plant and nearby facilities.
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Johnson Seeks Expanded Public Housing and Urban Renewal
President Johnson urges authorization of 60 900 public housing units yearly for four years and leasing or purchasing options to convert existing stock. He also seeks 14 billion for a two year urban renewal program, aiming growth in federal aid to fast expanding suburbs.
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Marlow Analyzes U S China Policy After De Gaulle Move
James Marlow outlines how France’s recognition of the Chinese Communists destabilizes U S policy on Formosa and the United Nations. He traces the shift from Chiang Kai-shek’s government to Red China, noting Formosa’s limited size and population in contrast to the mainland.
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Fireman John J. Lawrence Dies in Brookline Blaze
Fireman John J. Lawrence, 62, collapsed from a fatal heart attack Saturday night while fighting a Brookline house fire. Police say burglars started the blaze which destroyed a one story brick home valued around 5000 dollars. occupants were away at the time.
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Sees firing in paper wants job back
Robert P Devine, director of volunteer services at Erie County Hospital, says he was fired by the county commission eight employees. He says his 1963 performance warrants reinstatement and notes he created a volunteer program and recruited seamstresses who logged 678 hours last year. He holds a Mercesburg Academy diploma and a degree from Allegheny College.
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Woman Senator Seeks Nomination Despite Uphill Odds
A female senator confirms plans to seek the presidential nomination, saying victory would be difficult but possible. She canceled a Dec. 5 Women’s National Press Club speech after President Kennedy’s assassination, joining a field that already includes Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater Harold Stassen Richard Nixon William Scranton and George Romney.
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Two Meadville Teens Caught After Stolen Car Chase
In Meadville two 15 year old youths admitted stealing five cars since November and abandoning them in remote areas. Patrolman Howard Stewart spotted the stolen vehicle, pursued through Hillcrest, and the youths fled into woods before surrendering to seven officers. Juvenile authorities will handle the case.
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Mrs. Smith and Her Political Path to Senate Seat
Mrs. Smith portrays herself as an independent and has a long political career. She never lost an election and won her husband Clyde H. Smith's House seat in 1940, holding it until 1949 when she became the second woman elected to the Senate.
Television Reviews Compare Defenders and Arrest and Trial
AP notes two Saturday and Sunday night dramas share a murder theme. The Defenders centers on a derelict poet turned addict who is accused of killing a heroin dealer outside a beatnik club. the true killer is the club owner who confesses after philosophical debate. Arrest and Trial features a black mail murder victim a former police hero turned private eye as the killer moves toward confession amid action. NBC’s That Was the Week That Was returns with bite and NBC’s Seven Little Foys on Bob Hope Theatre. Lucy Show upcoming with Gary Morton as guest star golfing episode.
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GM Sets Record Earnings Amid 1968 Milestones
General Motors Corp. reported 1968 net income of 1.582 billion and sales of 18.4 billion, a year of record production payroll and dividends, with profit per share reaching new highs. AT&T posted 12 month net income of 1.522 billion, the only figure close to GM.
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Police Raid Arrests 26 at New Castle Dice Game
State Police raided the Americas Club in New Castle early yesterday and arrested 26 men on gaming charges. Police said participants were taking part in a dice game at the club.
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