Wildcat strike ends at Erie City Iron Works after three hours
About 400 workers at the east side plant, a Zurn Industries subsidiary, walked off at noon in a sick call type strike. Union and company officials settled the dispute in an emergency meeting.
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Erie City Iron Works
Erie
East Side
Zurn Industries
United Steel Workers and Management
Capitol Remodeling Passes in House Amid Nixon-Wary Warnings
The House approves a $2 million planning grant for a controversial Capitol remodel. The plan, costing at least $45 million, would add a new West wall, about 100 offices, four restaurants, two auditoriums, escalators and restrooms, prompting debate over scope and cost.
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House
Capitol
Fred Schwengel
Rtowa
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
Stratton
Bear Lake Community Notes and Local Events
Local families visit relatives in Fort Wayne Jamestown and Warren County. Firemen's Auxiliary hosted a dinner at Bear Lake with 44 firefighters attending. Vietnam slides shown by a returning serviceman. WSCS baby shower and Lilac Rebekah Lodge events held. several small gatherings and visits record community life. A political amendment failed in a Senate session affecting an expansion project.
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Truman Davis
Carl Jacobson
Jamestown
Charles Ostrander
Lynn Ostrander
Reno Berkey
Richard James
Judy Smith
Peggy Osborne
Parris Island
Smokey Mountains
Tennessee
Bear Lake
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Hazel Oviatt
Warren County
Norbert Whitleys
James Conkin
Doris Conkin
Jim Hall
Youngsville
Duane Jukes
Lois
Arthur McGraws
Warren
Walter Newhouse Jr
Kenneth Hartford
Richard Crosby
Paul VanOrd
Walter Newhouse
Merritt Smith
Voters Back Write-In Candidates in Waterford Borough
Waterford Citizens group endorses two write-in candidates John Raibach and Jack Postell for Lovough council in November as backlash against the current council’s handling of the police department. They also support William Foster listed on the ballot amid fears over 24 hour police protection. Concerns cited include a recent hardware store break-in and perceived lack of ethical conduct at council meetings.
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Lovough
Unstuan Publice
John Raibach
Jack Postel
William Foster
Haibach
Postell
Fos Ir
LeBoeuf
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Halbach
Hughson Chemical Company
Michael Crocker
Multiple Suspects Named In Tate Slayings Panel Finds More Than One killer
A two-psychiatrist and psychologist panel concluded Sharon Tate and four others were slain by more than one person and that drugs were involved. Coroner Noguchi said theories of a female killer and a ritual killing were considered but a woman is unlikely.
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Sharon Tate
Bel Air
Thomas Noguchi
Noguchi
Miss Tate
Roman Polansky
Jay Sebring
Abigail Folger
Woitych Frokowski
Stephen Parent
Allies Discuss Gromyko Speech At United Nations Meeting
United Nations dispatch notes foreign ministers from allied nations meeting at Rogers in New York after the Soviet leader denounced outside aggression in Vietnam. Gromyko held that Moscow backs Hanoi and Viet Cong while urging immediate arms talks without dates.
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U.S
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Nixon
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Ho Chi Minh
Paris
Keith Holyoke
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Moscow
Hanoi
Assembly
Rogers
Middle East
Israel
Khan
Eban
Michael Stewart
Maurice Schuman
Pitt Campus Hiring Under Scrutiny For Discrimination
Pitt Chancellor Wesley Posvar asks federal and state authorities to probe the universitys 200 million building program for violations of the Civil Rights Act. If discrimination is found, construction could be halted. The Black Construction Coalition seeks stronger black representation and plans a national summit with leaders from eight cities.
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University of Pittsburgh
Black Construction Coalition
Pitt
Wesley W. Posvar
Posvar
Michael Dismond
Coalition
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Dismond
Hiccups Drag On For Four Days In Thomson Man
Walter Broome of Thomson Illinois suffers hiccup bouts that last as long as four days with no known cause or cure. He recalls wartime surgery and a fear that the hiccups will return, despite trying many remedies and weight loss.
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Thomson, Ga
Walter Broome
Broome
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