Bell Telephone workers threaten strike as talks stall
In Kansas City a union spokesman said a strike date would be announced at 5 p.m. EDT unless Bell Telephone offers a new contract. The Communications Workers of America reported a 3 to 1 vote in favor, seeking a 25 percent raise while Bell proposes a 17 percent raise over three years plus an unspecified cost of living adjustment. At the CWA convention, Joseph Beirne and nearly all national officers were re elected. Louis B. Kenecht of San Francisco became vice president.
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Kansas City
UPI
Bell Telephone
Communications Work 33 of America
Bell
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
Louis B. Kenecht
San Francisco
James M. Massey
Kenecht
Washington
la Beirne
BART committee OKs pay hike for senior staff
The administration committee approved an average salary increase of 5 percent cost of living plus merit raises from 2 to 15 percent for 20 senior BART middle management staff. Raises take effect after July 13. The package fits a $12.2 million budget with raises estimated at $421,600. Councilman John Sutter urged $15,000 for a hiking and bicycle trails study along BART, with half funding from East Hay Regional Park District. committee deferred final action pending staff report due June 20.
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BART
Fas
Singdoges
Whhich
Oakland
John Sutter
Sutter
East Hay
Conservationists lose bid on Diablo Canyon permit
Berkeley AP report: The Atomic Energy Commission appeals board in Washington denied conservationists’ challenge to PG&E Diablo Canyon 1.15 million kilowatt reactor. The decision keeps the permit in place pending AEC review before June 29. Construction targets: unit two to finish 1975, unit one 1.06 million kilowatts due 1974.
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Calif
Appeals Board of the
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Diablo Canyon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
ABC
Pg&e
San Juis Obispo
AEC
Riot probe called in Albuquerque after rampage
Gov. Bruce King announced a special commission will investigate the rioting by youths that spanned Sunday to Tuesday. Police said conditions have quieted and a curfew is lifted for the first time since the disturbances began. National Guardsmen remain on duty as a state of civil emergency continues.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPE
Bruce King
King
Democratic Governors' Conference
Omaha
Plus & Heweman
National Guardsmen
Richard Wilson
Seven Die in Detroit Shootings Speculate Heroin War
Detroit police Tuesday advanced a theory that seven people were killed in early week shootings driven by vendetta and a fake heroin pack. Investigators noted a two to three ounce bag found at the inner city flat initially thought to contain heroin but later identified as sugar and quinine. If sold as heroin it could fetch about twenty five thousand dollars, prompting speculation that the victimized could be targets in a larger underworld feud over narcotics.
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Detroit
Apt
James Bannon
Paper money bill would ID bills in Braille
Rep John Marick introduces legislation to stamp braille digits on paper money so blind people can identify denominations. He concedes wear and machine disruption may occur but argues the change helps blinds running government concession stands avoid being cheated.
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Washington
UPI
John Marick
Law
Marick
Proposalould
Mexico City Officials Resign Over Falcon Goon Squads
Mexico City mayor Alfons Martinez Pomiguez and the police chief resigned after charges that they sponsored the Falcon goon squads blamed for the shootings of student demonstrators. President Luis Echeverria ordered an investigation into the clash that left at least 11 dead and more than 100 injured during protests demanding educational policy changes and the release of detainees ahead of the 1968 Olympics.
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Mexico
Luis Echeverria
Mexico City
Communists raid Phnom Penh sides with mortar siege
Communists launched a combat style raid on Phnom Penh’s northern outskirts aided by mortar positions. The attack destroyed three naval guard posts, killed four Cambodian sailors, and wounded 11 as clashes echoed through the capital. Viet Cong later vanished with no reported casualties. Separately Saigon communiques report a U.S. helicopter downed near Khe Sanh with two crew killed and two wounded.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Joss
Saigon
U.S
Khe Sanh
Tme
Ile
Prek Tasek
Am Rong
Central Highlands
Egypt Denies Any Egypt Israel Agreement on Middle East
Cairo rejected the US claim of five areas of Egyptian Israeli agreement as false. Egypt demands Israeli troop withdrawal from the east bank of the Suez Canal, freedom to cross the canal, and a six month cease fire. Beirut sources warn the crisis may deepen as Egypt orders maximum alert for canal forces. Oil tanker attack by Arab commandos near the Red Sea raises tensions.
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Willian P. Rogers
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Red Sea
National Urban League Names Vernon B H Jordan Jr Executive Director
Vernon B H Jordan Jr was named to the post yesterday as the new executive director of the National Urban League, replacing Witney M Young Jr. Jordan's appointment comes after a period of leadership transition at the organization.
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Vernon BH
Jordan Jr
Jordan
Witney M. Young Jr
Kennedy urges Americans to solve own problems not rely on federal help
Senator Edward M. Kennedy urged a new American revolution to reduce centralized control and foster a partnership among federal, state, and local governments and private citizens. He insisted Americans must tackle their own issues to avoid waste and bureaucratic decay.
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Portland
Ore
UPL
Edward M. Kenney
D-Mass
America
Kennedy
U.S. Jaycees
Nixon
Rescue Copter Crashes Into Mon Govia Peak Near Collision Site
A crash involving a $40,000 rescue helicopter occurred Tuesday while attempting to evacuate Deputy Willian E Angonie after a June 6 air collision. Pilot Lt Claude Cooper, 49, and observer unharmed. cause under investigation.
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Duarte
UPD
A_ sher I
Mongovia
Willian E- Angonie
Claude Cooper
Clifford keys plan on prisoner release in Vietnam
Washington discussions rise as Clifford presses idea that Hanoi would free about 880 U.S. prisoners within 10 days if Washington withdraws all forces from Vietnam by December. Secretary Rogers doubts the claim and says Clifford should share any serious information, while Hanoi may demand scaled backing for Saigon.
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State Department
Clark M. Clifford
Hanus
United States
South Vietnam
Clifford
Willian H. Sullivan
Vietnam
Accord
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Hanoi
U.S
Washington Post
North Vietnam
Paris
Saigon
Walt
William Z. Rogers
Rogers
Security ring for Viet parade in Saigon amid Thieu reelection bid
More than 10,000 South Vietnamese troops launched a major security operation around Saigon for Armed Forces Day parade. U S and Australian forces to participate. two battalions of paratroopers on standby. Thieu also ordered amnesty for about 4,000 deserters and petty criminals from frontline “dirty” battalions to restore citizen rights.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Thied
Amuesty
Alameda Teenager Kidnapped. Safe After Abduction Ordeal
Lani Holden, 17, reported abducted at gunpoint outside an Alameda ice cream parlor, taken to a Minneapolis suburb, then released in Robbinsdale. Authorities pursued suspect Leroy Bailey, 35, who may head toward Canada. Holden was unharmed and returned home, recalling the kidnapper struggled with the car’s gear shift and she had to teach him.
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UP1
Minneapolis
Lani Holden
San Francisco
Suesday Night Aid
Leroy Bailey
Robbinsdale
Canada
Lani
Harvey G. Halden
Nave
Robbery Hit On Socialite Janet Neff In New York
Two armed men forced their way into the Sut ton Place residence of socialite Janet Annenberg Neff, sister of the U S ambassador to Britain, taking about 200000 dollars worth of jewelry and 300 dollars in cash. They handcuffed staff, ignored paintings, and fled the way they came, leaving insured pieces and items in a safe deposit box to be valued later.
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New York
UPI
Janet Annenberg Neff
U.S
Britain
Sut
American in Paris robbed of gems by masked man
Police said an armed masked intruder broke into the Paris apartment of Morgan Reynolds a retired Richmond Virginia businessman and escaped with jewels and cash valued at 720000 dollars The couple were dining with friends in a Paris suburb The maid Ra faela Martinez 32 was bound gagged and the loot included diamonds rubies pearl necklaces and 10000 dollars in cash The Reynolds who live part time in Paris and part time in Miami declined to discuss the robbery with newsmen.
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UPI
Morgan Reynolds
Richmond
Rafaela Martinez
Reynold
Reynolds
Miami
Fla
Wild cat coal strike rocks five states over UMW turmoil
About 70,000 miners loyal to United Mine Workers chief W A Boyle walked off the job in a protest over his removal as trustee of the union welfare fund. Production halted in at least five states as about 30,000 West Virginia miners struck Monday, with another 25,000 in Kentucky and 15,000 in Ohio Virginia and Alabama joining Tuesday.
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W. Va
UPI
United Mine Workers
UMW
W.A
Tony) Boyle
Boyle
West Virginia
Cowlfields
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
Alabama
Baily Review Publishs Hood Specks and Pubilator Menu
The Baily Review lists staff roles and offices across multiple towns including Hayward Payette and San Lanna with phone numbers and office locations. The notice announces publication details and accounts for the daily publishing operation amid limited legible text.
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Wing WE
Hayward
Matba County
Callionntae Pabe
Asi
Anza Sam Leandro
San
Lanna
Calif Tremont
Nage Sanara
Framont
Cali
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