UAW Issues Strike Checks Amid General Motors Walkout
Striking General Motors workers in the United States receive initial UAW strike benefit checks as a two week walkout rages, costing about 2 billion. About 345,510 workers receive funds ranging from 30 to 40 dollars while talks continue at the main tables and eight US bargaining units reach agreements. Canada plants remain idle with no settlements.
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My Lai case gains new jury in Mitchell trial
In Hodd Texas a jury panel for Sgt. David Mitchell linked to the My Lai killings is challenged as biased. Col. George R. Robinson calls for a new panel due to questions about the selection process while defense contends staff judge advocate hand picked members and excluded lieutenants.
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My Lai
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Washington
Agnew Attacks Campus Unrest Report From Scranton Panel
Vice President Spiro Agnew denounced the Presidential Commission on Campus Unrest as imprecise and distorted, saying its failure to blame disruptors invites permissiveness. He criticized the panel and questioned its academic media, while praising the report's stance against violence. Agnew’s remarks came during a three day campaign swing to North Dakota and Utah.
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Spiny T. Agnew
Presidential Commission
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White House
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Pennsylvania
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Minot
N.D
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Utah
North Dakota
Demetrat George
McGovern
Congress
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Gamuras
United States
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America
House probe investigates school drug use on children
Washington lawmakers open a four month private inquiry to determine how deeply the government is involved in drug programs for elementary students with learning disabilities. Chairman Cornelius Gallagher says hearings will examine guidelines for prescribing amphetamines and the long term effects, plus concerns about pressures on parents.
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PH — House
Cornelius Gallagher
DNA
Gallagher
United States
School aid law to have great civil rights impact
Washington AP The Nixon administration moved to require local school districts to spend state and local funds on low income area schools at levels comparable to wealthier schools. The rule, called comparability, aims to ensure Title I funds address disparities. Officials warn up to 72,000 districts may fail to meet the standard, risking loss of federal aid after July 1.
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Nixon
Office of Education
Federal
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Inmates Run Kansas Penitentiary Study Says
Washington report notes inmates controlled prison operations including hospital, guard assignments, gambling, prostitution, and drugs at the Kansas state penitentiary. Dr Don Hardesty cites a 1988 69 study showing pervasive inmate power and a prison farm marijuana source while Sen Dodd questions changes since then.
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Government pays most college research funds
The GAO reports U S universities rely on federal aid for about 21 percent of total operating revenues. Defense and health agencies support most research, with NASA NSF and AEC also contributing. Michigan illustrates the mix, while a presidential panel defends contracts but warns against classified work.
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Coca Cola challenged over Hi C claims
The FTC proposed a consent order accusing Coca Cola of misleading Hi C ads claiming real fruit content and high vitamins. It urges dropping the trade name and nutritional claims for a year unless ads clearly disclose the FTC’s view.
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Segregated Northern School May Lose Federal Funds
A U.S. HEW hearing examiner recommended Ferndale Michigan lose $275,000 in federal funds for illegal segregation. The district built a separate Negro elementary school 44 years ago and has limited it to Black students, with U.S. Grant Elementary largely White free of students and staff. The ruling, if upheld, would make Ferndale the first northern district cited under the 1964 Civil Rights Law. A Wichita Kansas case similarly awaits ruling.
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UPI
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Dixie
House
Jong
Wichita
Kan
SkAy
Horace H. Robbins
U.S. Grant
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Beare TNE Water Square and Circulation Update
A chaotic OCR read mentions Beare TNE water square and Element Gallt with fragmented references to EMI ER auorT BURFAG Circulation. No clear events or names emerge, leaving only scattered phrases about places and circulation.
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Beare
Element
Gallt
Phase four pullout accelerates as troops withdrawn in Vietnam
UPI reports four U S units totaling 2495 men are pulled from combat as phase four begins. Two squadrons of A 6 dragon jet aircraft are handed to the Vietnamese Air Force under Vietnamization. Marine and Army units start standdown, with 10 100 more troops slated for withdrawal by October 13 to meet the phase four goal of 50,000.
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1St Marine Division
7Th Marines
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Viet armored clash kills 21 NVA near Saigon frontline
Vietnamese armored column attacked North Vietnamese troops along the Cambodian border, killing 21 enemy fighters. Six South Vietnamese soldiers died with 14 wounded. The Monday battle northwest of Saigon was the day’s sole major action in Indochina as Phnom Penh warned of a Kh Nguyen style threat to Highway 4 and the sea link to Kompong Som. Cambodian officials said Viet Cong and Khmer Rouge had moved from the Kirirom Plateau toward Highway 4 to disrupt traffic, though a large North Vietnamese assault was considered unlikely. The highway remained closed while Cambodian forces cleared the area.
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Clumn
Indochina
Phnom Penh
Marth Vietnamese
Kirirom Plateau
Kompong
Ky to get official invitation for U S visit
Washington AP officials say South Vietnam president Nguyen Cao Ky is being invited to visit the United States later this year after the November elections. The invitation followed Ky’s reversal on addressing Rev. Carl McIntire’s rally, which the preacher denounced as a conspiracy to keep Ky away. Ky said the Nixon administration did not strongly discourage his trip.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Nixon
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