GM strike enters fourth week gains in limbo
DETROIT a four week GM UAW strike leaves 490000 workers idled in US and Canada and 139 local contracts of 155 still unsettled. Daily talks focus on local pacts before national talks resume as officials warn end remains distant and losses mount. Striking workers and idled employees receive second benefit checks from 30 to 40 dollars, while UAW chief Woodcock defends eligibility for public aid.
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Four White Students Shot Amid Detroit Suburb Turmoil
In Pontiac Michigan on Monday four white high school students were shot by black youths after clashes near Central High and a nearby church. Police contained a street disturbance as two rival groups of white and black students gathered following Friday night tensions.
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Order restored in Sacramento high schools after tensions
Sacramento's two major high schools returned to normal Monday after a week of racial tension and disturbances. About 19 parents stood in halls to deter further incidents, praised by Principal Alexander Angel. The discord began with a nonracial dispute between Black and White students at Hiram Johnson High and spread to Sacramenta High, drawing in police presence and media caution.
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Richard Moore
Alexander Angel
Sacramento High School
Hiram Johnson High School
Sacramenia High
Ten Million Dollars in Cocaine Seized at Dulles
Customs officials at Dulles International Airport seized cocaine with an estimated maximum value of 10 million dollars and arrested two Colombian citizens.
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Washington
APT
Dulles International
Violations eyed in crash probe tied to charter firm
Federal investigators probe a fatal Rocky Mountain crash involving a Wichita State University football charter flight. Golden Eagle Aviation of Oklahoma City faces questions over licensing for a Martin 404, with 30 dead and 18 injured. FAA cautions the aircraft may have been mothballed recently and the operator lacked required certificate to fly that type of plane. WSU says insurance policies exist for players and staff, but NCAA rules limit payout to correctly licensed flights and pilots.
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Tom Reeves
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Oklahoma father sues four firms over Colorado crash
L L Roberts of Oklahoma City sues for his daughter Judy Dunn and her three minor children seeking 1 million dollars in damages. The case names Jack Richards Aircraft Co Golden Eagle Aviation Martin Marietta Cory and Fairchild Hiller alleging inadequate preflight inspections and maintenance led to the fatal Colorado Rockies crash that killed Judy Dunn and injured others including Wichita State football people. The suit cites pilot error and negligence and requests 360000 in actual damages plus 400000 punitive damages.
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Judy Dunn
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Golden Eagle Aviation Inc
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Baltimore
Eastland cites threat by guerrilla force in policing war
Sen. James Eastland told the Senate subcommittee hearings that a nationwide wave of guerrilla warfare threatens law and order. He described attacks on police as murder and mounting violence, linking incidents to organized groups and militant extremists and urging action to uncover and punish those responsible.
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Crime panel seeks federal law on drug paraphernalia
Washington on Monday the House Crime Committee supported enacting a federal law to curb the sale of drug paraphernalia such as No 6 gelatin capsules used to carry heroin. Testimony cited pharmacists profits and police cooperation with investigations, while witnesses described capsule portability and dilution of heroin.
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Columbia
Thomas Livingston
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FTC fails to roundup 6,006 hats seized in NJ warehouse
A UPI report notes the FTC sent a U S marshal to Passaic New Jersey to seize 6 006 dangerously flammable hats but recovered only 92 The hats made in Mali were allegedly perilous when in contact with a lighted match and could have been distributed nationwide FTC said most firms pulled the items after a prior warning Murassman Sons and Belmar Hats cooperated while two firms declined comment The agency also announced a consent order with Aamco automatic transmissions to curb deceptive advertising and require policing of shops under FTC guidelines.
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Belmar Hats, Inc
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Bernard Grossman
Aamco Automatic Trans
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Senate shelves direct vote bill on presidential election
The Senate halted a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college and establish direct presidential elections after failed maneuvers to force a vote. House approval had occurred last year, with President Nixon backing the plan, but Senate delays and unanimous consent moves blocked action.
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Nationwide search for suspect in five killings
A nationwide police alert is issued for ex convict Henry Thomas Ashley 27 charged with five first degree murders in a suspected robbery spree. Police say he is tall white and armed dangerous and may have swapped a red 1960 Ford Maverick used in the crimes. Bodies were found near Dorn's Hideaway Tavern and a beach area five miles away with matching footprints and .22 shells linking two scenes.
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Fla
UPI
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Justice of the Peace
William 1. Young
Ashley
Virginia
Vasen Canty
Port Richey
Dorn
Paseo County
Basil Gaines
Laplaine
Bolivia in turmoil as president resigns and junta forms
Gen Alfredo Grano Candia quit the Bolivian presidency while Gen Rogelio Miranda declared a military junta to govern. Retired Gen Josep Torres was named provisional president by loyal officers but Miranda refused to surrender and elections were promised soon with no violence reported.
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Alfredo Grano Candia
Rogelio Miranda
Air Force
Do Ovando
Tan Josep Torres
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Armed Forces
Torres
Miranda
Ovando
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Miebanda
Ovanda
Ruben Sanchez
Colorado
Tacit backing for Buckley gains quiet nod from Agnew
In New York, Vice President Agnew hinted support for Conservative candidate James L. Buckley in the 1966 Senate race. He avoided naming Democrats or other Republicans, instead signaling Buckley as a favored choice at a private Republican luncheon. The remark prompted speculation about whether Buckley would win Republican backing.
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