Washington ready to resume talks on nuclear pact
Washington announces readiness to restart Geneva disarmament discussions with the Soviet Union and NATO allies. Officials say a nonproliferation treaty draft is under consideration, with key issues including West Germany's role and peaceful uses of nuclear energy. Foster and Rocnin to meet in Geneva. any agreement subject to broader negotiations by the 17-nation conference.
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Teamsters Resume Chicago Trucking Strike After Stalemate
Chicago Teamsters resumed their strike against Willett Transportation Frank Cordray Motor Service and Lasham Cartage as talks in Washington failed to produce a nationwide pact. About 52 000 drivers dock workers and warehouse staff were involved in the stoppage, which had paused at Labor Secretary Wirtz’s request. Negotiations looked stalled with no new discussions planned.
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Clergy Board Debate Over Reinstatement Of Curran
A heated discussion at a university meeting centered on the repudiation of the faculty and the school, with calls to stop trustees interference and preserve academic freedom. Cardinal Shehan and Archbishop Hallinan favored reinstating Curran, urging a full board hearing. Curran demanded a hearing with faculty input and indicated the board had acted in Chicago.
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Magnetic ink checks speed up banking in 1980s inventor notes
In the 1950s Stanford Research Institute helped develop magnetic ink for computers to read checks. Banks, clearing houses, and the Fed adopted the system to reduce sorting errors as computers process thousands of checks hourly. By Sept 1 1987 all items must be encoded or be delayed or returned.
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Plane crash survivors identified in holiday tour tragedy
A plane force landed on approach, survivors include Veronika Gusin of Basel and Peter Wimp fret with Christa Blumel. The tail section was the only recognizable part as the debris field stretched about four miles. Personal souvenirs lay across the wreckage, including postcards, samurai swords, fans, incense, and a Cambodian elephant carving.
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Bonn to Hold Large State Funeral for Adenauer
West Germany prepared for the largest state funeral in years for Konrad Adenauer the first chancellor and a NATO founder. His body lay in Rheindorf as officials and the public awaited a service Tuesday with leaders including Britain’s High Official and France’s President to attend.
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Marines push death strip aim near demilitarized zone
Army and Marine units report heavy casualties as they clear a 220 yard wide strip south of the demilitarized zone for 12 miles near Quang Tri. Marines claim 180 dead and 1,200 wounded in six weeks, while enemy losses are 10 to 20 times theirs. Artillery and air strikes target base camps along the Laos border and near Hue and Da Nang, with concerns over the strip’s effectiveness and possible NV infiltration.
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Carson and NBC in contract dispute over old performances
Carson claims NBC violated his contract by airing terms of past performances during the strike. NBC denies the breach and says he remains under contract. Carson cited money as a factor in his walkout and hinted personnel changes could follow if he returns, though no details were given. NBC launched a competing show in New York that outdraws Tonight without Carson. No national ratings released this week.
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Chapel Hill Hosts First Be-In With Large, Peaceful Crowd
In Chapel Hill, students, professors and residents gathered for the town's first Be-In on Thursday afternoon. About 500 people attended without violence or shouting, reflecting the countrywide Be-Ins movement.
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Chalk-In Revisit Ushers Pink Power Be-In Mood
Frustrated artists who missed the recent Chalk-In get another chance. A sidewalk section was painted pink with the caption pink power. The Be-In appears successful as locals smile and laugh with no real frowns in town.
U.S. Tactics Hit Haiphong and Viet Cong Fire
Reported action in Vietnam cites a Navy landing ship loss of one Japanese and injuries to four Japanese and five U.S. sailors. The 4th Infantry Division base camp endured two mortar shellings totaling about 115 rounds in 15 and 34 minute periods. North Vietnamese forces claimed aircraft downings while U.S. pilots said none were lost. Haiphong raid marked a major city attack as Washington and Hanoi traded formal statements.
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U S Spokesman Dodges Haiphong Raid Escalation Claim
Washington AP report says a De Jant secretary of defense and Defense Department spokesman refused to label the Haiphong raids an escalation. He cited that U S aircraft struck two power plants near Haiphong center and north of the city, with preliminary reports indicating moderate to severe damage and a substantial cut in North Vietnam's power capacity.
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Haiphong bombs touch few houses see weather limits
Meridian pilot Richardson says photographs show few houses destroyed near Haiphong plants and weather affected target sighting. Lt Cmdr White of Lemoore attempted a full 360 degree approach before jettisoning explosives at sea as pilots faced heavy defenses and MIGs.
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SEATO warns of widening subversion threats worldwide
SEATO Secretary-General Jesus Vargas told reporters that subversion is rising in Thailand and the Philippines and could trigger armed clashes there again. The council voiced grave concern over North Vietnam's aggression in the South, Laos use against the royal government, and renewed Huk activity in central Luzon. It urged Thailand to stay firm against insurgent pressure and noted Beijing and Hanoi intensifying efforts to foment unrest.
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Surveyor 3 lands with bouncy moon touchdown
Officials reported Surveyor 3 landed in the Ocean of Storms on the moon near the crater center. The craft bounced several times before settling eight feet away on a 10 degree slope, with its television camera still viewing the crater. Project Manager Howard Haglund said confirmation came only this morning amid signal confusion.
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Wallace Likely to Seek Ballots Across Deep South States
Wallace may try to place his name on ballots in all Deep South states and seek a presence in many others. Potentially Maryland Missouri New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Michigan New Jersey California New Hampshire and more. An aide suggested a nationwide run, while volunteers have begun organizing in several states without Wallace's formal authorization.
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Leukemia Cells Found Again In Boy Under Treatment
Frankie Hayes Jr., 9, the April 1 leukemia breakthrough subject, is back under treatment after doctors found a few leukemia cells in his blood during weekly checkup. Wadley researchers say the lapse may reflect insufficient L-asparaginase. conventional maintenance will follow while he remains in school.
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