Nixon nominates Ellsworth Bunker as ambassador at large
President Nixon nominates veteran diplomat Ellsworth Bunker age 79 as ambassador at large amid Vietnam era tensions. His wife Carol C. Luise is named Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs. she previously served as U S ambassador to Nepal. Governor Carter urges Georgia to add vocational training as youths graduate lacking prep for productive life. Jacquetius Onassis enjoys Athens shopping trip while security keeps photographers at bay. Gov Lucey reaches budget signing in Madison after welfare protesters lock gates. a boat ferrying him in due to street blockage.
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Chavez calls supporters to fill jails in California farms
Cesar Chavez issues nationwide call for mass civil disobedience after 9000 arrested for violating court orders at farm labor picket lines in California’s Central Valley. He predicts 10000 or more supporters may join, insisting the injunctions are unfair and unconstitutional.
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Inmate violence probe at Leavenworth prison
Fifteen inmates in segregated custody after a deadly attack on guard Wayne Selle in a Leavenworth cellblock. FBI questioned about 600 inmates as disturbance in the dining hall led to hostages, with two inmates holding victims for an hour before a grievance session.
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Thirty inmates missing after Oklahoma State Penitentiary riot
McALester Oklahoma inmates unaccounted for after violent weekend insurrection at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary. Officials consider counting error, possible deaths in rubble, or hidden cell blocks. Deputy warden doubts additional victims will be found.
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Ground crew eyes Skylab rescue as Apollo struggles
Ground teams at Houston and Cape Kennedy work on the crippled Apollo service module after two steering rocket failures threaten Skylab 2 return. Astronauts Bean, Garriott, and Lonsdale remain unharmed aboard the 270 mile orbiting station as engineers race to diagnose leaks, plan a possible rescue mission, and resume television and sunshade tasks amid a planned Earth resources survey.
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Fragmented urban scene with ice cream and dog mystery
A quirky fragment depicts a rapid sequence of ice cream theft and a sneaky dog appearance. The narrator likens the moment to a figure from Montreal, Isabelle Mothot, adopting a philosophical stance as the scene concludes with a sting of hurt.
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New Zealand Leader to Meet Nixon on September 27
New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk will meet President Nixon on September 27 to discuss mutual matters as ANZUS allies. Kirk will also attend talks in New York next month at the White House announcement noted.
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Two in Florida wilderness search for missing Christie Davis
Six days into the disappearance of 2 year old Christie Davis in DCAIM Florida, volunteers, sheriff's deputies, and military personnel search swampy woods 29 miles southwest of the area. Her 60 year old great grandmother Rebpora Henderson and Christie’s 4 year old sister Pam were found tied and bruised. Christie’s fate remains unknown as doctors express cautious hope and investigators pursue clues.
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Publisher plans to end slimy ads for Bert Kathy Barb
BERKELEY reports publisher Max Sher says the Bert Kathy Barb underground paper will drop such advertising and move away from printing slimy style ads. He concedes a potential 80 percent drop in advertising as the paper proceeds with changes.
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Jobless rate drops to lowest in over three years
Washington reports unemployment at 4.7 percent, the lowest since April 1967, with July employment steady at 86 million and 4.2 million jobless. The dip appears not statistically significant, prompting cautious government notes amid economic debate and policy criticisms.
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Talks resume in Salinas farm strike amid talks and injunction
Negotiations resumed in Salinas as slinking seamsters and truck drivers join growers in a Taft Hartley injunction bid in Washington. A growers delegation sought to halt a three week strike that idled about 19,000 workers and caused roughly 14 million dollars in crop losses, weighing on harvest estimates.
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