Nixon nominates Bilaworth Bunker as ambassador at large
President Nixon names Bilaworth Bunker, veteran diplomat and former U S ambassador to Saigon, as ambassador at large. He also nominates Bunker’s wife Carel G Laise, previously ambassador to Nepal, as Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs.
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Chavez urges mass jail protest over California injunction
Cesar Chavez calls supporters nationwide to fill jails in California's Central Valley where about 3000 have been arrested for violating a court order restricting farm labor pickets. He says the injunction is unfair and vows continued civil disobedience with union allies Moscone and priests among those arrested.
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Fifteen inmates segregated after Leavenworth death probe
Fifteen inmates in Leavenworth segregated after a guard was stabbed to death during a cellblock disturbance. FBI questioned about 600 inmates as warden Daggett said no one yet charged with the killing. Four hostages were released after an 11 hour standoff following a grievance session.
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Thirty convicts missing from Oklahoma State Penitentiary
McALESTER Gila United Press International reports that about 30 inmates appear missing from the Oklahoma State Penitentiary. Officials say the perimeter was never endangered and the cause may be counting errors or prisoners hidden in rubble. Deputy warden Jubiston sees no further bodies likely, despite the Ashour uprising scars.
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Skylab rescue mission eyed as Apollo repairs loom
Ground crews monitor Skylab 2 as NASA prepares a potential rescue shuttle in case Apollo service module steering rockets fail further. Astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Roger Chaffee Louis? aboard report motion sickness fade and carry out earth resources work aboard 210 miles up. Space center teams in Houston Huntsville and Cape Kennedy draft procedures to fly crippled Apollo home if needed and a rescue launch could occur as early as Sept. 5.
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Local Gazette Laments Sticky Fall At Ice Cream Stand
A humorous fragment notes a spill of ice cream on the floor amid chatter about a dog appearing and vanishing, while The Isabelle Mother of Montreal contemplates the mishap with a philosophical shrug.
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Kin Found Girl Lost in Wilderness Near Ocala Fla
Christie Davis two year old vanished while shopping with sister Pam and great grandmother Rebecca Henderson. After six days authorities, volunteers, and helicopters scoured swampy woods near Ocala for clues. Sheriff Moreland said doctors remain hopeful she may be alive if she can drink rain water and avoid snakes. The grandmother and Pam were found days earlier. Christie remains missing as efforts continue.
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Berkeley Barb to Stop Sting Style Ads Says Publisher
The Berkeley Barb publisher Max Herr announces the final issue will not print sting style ads. He warns advertisers will lose revenue and the paper may shutter, noting they started with nothing and could end up with little advertising income.
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Jobless rate drops to 4.7 percent in July
Unemployment eased to 4.7 percent, the lowest in over three years, with July employment near 84.6 million and jobless workers around 4.2 million. The Labor Department noted the change as not statistically significant from June, amid debates over economic policy and recession fears.
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Talks Resume in Salinas Farm Strike Standoff
Bargaining renewed between Salinas Valley vegetable growers and truck drivers after a growers delegation sought a Taft-Hartley injunction. Talks followed a weeklong strike by 500 drivers impacting about 2000 workers and $14 million in crops, according to growers estimates.
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New Zealand Leader Norman Kirk to Meet Nixon in Washington
New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk will meet President Nixon on September 27 to review matters of mutual interest as ANZUS partners. He is to attend United Nations sessions in New York next month.
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