Iron works workers return after three week strike
Nine injured at Dayton Mal-Mable Iron On plant blast in a molten metal area. Officials declined to state cause. Injured were taken to Lawrence General Hospital. two burn cases walked in. United Steel Workers Local 4864 approved a new contract by a 534-225 vote.
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Dayton Mal- Mable ‘Iron On
Beren
Lawrence General Hospital
United Steel Workers of America
Bank chief cites education goal in San Francisco
Bank of America president AW Clausen urged educators to raise the nation’s education standard so youths understand how society operates politically economically and socially. He urged upskilling vocational education and better counseling and teacher training, noting 9,000 job applicants at the bank’s San Francisco office and high failure rates on clerical skills tests.
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San Francisco
UPI
AW. Clauzen
Bank of America
Glausen
Clausen
Association of California School Administrators
California School Board Association
ABA
Group Seeks Unity Among Blacks in Mill Valley Retreat
A three day gathering of black intellectuals near Mill Valley stressed diverse viewpoints within black unity. Attendees included novelist Wehn Killens sociologist Jayre Ladner and Akbar Muhammad Ahmed. The group urged collective black leadership to build independent institutions as a healthy contrast to single charismatic leaders.
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San Francisco
Black Unity
Mill Valley
Chuck Stane
Armong
Wehn Killens
Jayre Ladner
Akbar Muhammad Ahmed
Revolutionary Action Movement
Stone
Stang
Martin Luther King
Witney Young
Six killed as fire devastates Shawnee Road home
In Gambria near Lockport New York six people die when a wood frame house on Shawnee Road is engulfed in flames. Deputies say five family members and a visitor perished as crews from Pekin and other departments battled the blaze for about 30 minutes before entering the structure.
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Lockport
N.Y
UPI
Gambria
Niagara County
Shawnee Road
Jerome Keruetzer
Glen Meyers
Kruetzer
Mayers
Shawnee Fire Department
Pekin Department
Fragmented Notice From The Dolly Mugte Tierd Spek
The document shows an unclear byline for The Baily Review with publisher William Chilcote and an office address in Heyward California. It references a mortar under or of Congress on March 3, 67, plus a communications addition to 116 West Wink Avenue in Won 3127.
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Dolly Mgute Tierd Spek
Wiliam Chilcote
Burianee Monwmer
Fast Office
Harvard
Cal
Congres
Add Sil Communications
Wink Aveno
Heyward
Calif
Saha, Inc
Trudeau Nixon set for talks at White House
Washington report says Pierre Trudeau will meet President Nixon at the White House for about two hours to discuss common problems and North American economic issues. The Canadian leader’s visit emphasizes bilateral relations ahead of Nixon’s broader summit schedule with allied nations.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
Pierre Riliott
Trudeau
White House
Canada
China
Soviet Union
Trudeau to protest 10 percent import surcharge
The article notes Trudeau planned to lodge another protest against a 10 percent surcharge on imports, joined by Nixon who imposed various U S economy controls. It lists Nixon’s meetings with Pompidou in the Azores, Heath in Bermuda, Brandt at Key Biscayne, and Sato in San Clemente, highlighting ongoing top level talks and economic policy coordination between the nations.
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Trudeau
Nixon
U.S
Georges Pompidou
Azores
Edward Heath
Bermuda Dee
Willy Brandt
Key Biscayne Dee
Eisaku Sato
San Clemente
Calif
Employers win right to voice in union dispute hearings
Washington UPI reports the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that employers may participate in NLRB hearings in jurisdictional disputes between unions. The ruling overturns a U.S. appeals court decision in a case involving two construction workers unions over a job at a university library. The decision clarifies who may present contentions in such hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
U. S
Appeals Court
University of Houslsin
Ad brings gunman instead of Sawyer
Fresno story reports a man replying to a stereo ad instead of buying it stole the gear worth 2000 dollars and firearms and 200 dollars in cash. The victim Lowell Thomas was bound and locked in a closet before freeing himself and calling police. The narrative mentions Justice Byron R White and a Labor Management Relations Act dispute over who is a party to a case and the role of unions and arbitration in Texas tile and terrazzo firms.
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Fresno
UPI
Lowell Thomas
Thomas
Byron. R. White
Labor Management Relations Act
Houston
Wer
Texas State Tile & Terrazzo Co
Martini Tile & Terrazzo Co
Israel Egypt leaders eye arms and buffer role
Israeli Defense Minister Dayan urged keeping territories seized in 1967 as a buffer to keep war distant from Israel. Meir warned in Washington that US delays on Phantom bombers plus Egyptian arms supplies threaten Middle East balance. Sadat said US mediation has failed and warned of restarting Soviet troop talks if peace efforts falter. Dayan spoke in Haifa stressing ceasefire lines and war avoidance as crucial lessons.
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Mouhe ‘Dayan
Israel
Washington
Golda Meir
NBC TV
Meet the Press
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Eeyet
Sadat
Square One
Haifa
Dayan
Suez Canal
Egyptian
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
Jordanian
West Bank
East Jerusalem
Golan
India's Kaul protests U S stance on Indo Pakistan clash
New Delhi Indian foreign secretary T N Kaul summoned Ambassador Kenneth Keating to protest U S support for a cease fire before addressing root causes. Kaul cited 10 million East Pakistani refugees and Pakistan's military action as core issues, urging world powers to let India solve its problem. He warned U S aid could be cut and dismissed outside pressure. Indira Gandhi urged major powers to mind their own business while Nixon urged peace in a note not disclosed.
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UPI
T. N. Kaul
India
Kenneth Keating
United States
Kaul
Soviet ‘Union
Orisia
U.S
J. K. Dha
Washington
Indira Gan
Nixon
Pakistan
China labels India aggressor in Pakistan clash claim
The Chinese Communist party newspaper called India a naked aggressor with Soviet backing in a New China News Agency broadcast commentary. It accused Indian expansionists of betraying state sovereignty and warned they would be burnt by the fire they kindled, while pledging support for Pakistan.
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Today
India
Soviet Union
Peking People’s Daily
New China News Agency
NCNA
Pakistan
Lowell Union
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