Labor Secretary Shultz expands job bank to 55 cities
Secretary of Labor George P. Shultz announced a nationwide job bank system using computers to match unemployed with jobs will expand to 55 cities by next June. Existing banks in Baltimore Chicago St Louis Portland Hartford Seattle will grow with plans for Minneapolis Atlanta San Diego Phoenix Denver Pittsburgh Columbus and 22 more in planning.
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George P. Shultz
Shultz
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Louis
Portland
Ore
Hartford
Conn
Seattle
Minneapolis
Atlanta
San Diego
Phoenix
Denver
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Ohio
Arrests in Dickenson County Election Row Continue
W arrants not sworn by the office or clerk of court. McFall says no department probe into intimidation by Republican judges assigned to polls. Commonwealth's attorney recalls no nine mentioned in a state police probe of 1967 elections. Arrests surprise Dickenson County GOP. none have counsel. Democratic judges claimed GOP officials hampered poll operations. Obenshain plans to travel to investigate arrests from state GOP HQ in Richmond. He notes past elections had no charges of violations for years. Robensham runs on GOP ticket with Linwood Holton and Sen. H D Dawbarn.
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McFall
Commonwealth
Dickenson County
Republican Party
GOP
Obenshain
Richmond
Republic
Robensham
Linwood ‘Holton
Linwood ‘Holton, Candidate For Governor, and State:Sen
Gover
Milwaukee Priest Groppi Probation Hearing Eleven
The hearing Friday sought to decide if the priest violated probation. In 1968 police testified Groppi kicked and cursed, which he denied. Duffy read trial transcript noting possible six month jail if arrested while on probation. Groppi’s lawyers argued no conviction, so no revocation. Community leaders warned of severe repercussions and rising tension as the case drewReaction.
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Groppi
Paul Kegel
Milwaukee County
Duffy
House ‘of Correction
William Coffey
St. Boniface Church
Milwaukee
Owever
Meekey
Vel Phillips
Orville
Pitts
Tye
UNR professor Miller honored by students with surprise farewell
Students organized a surprise sendoff for Miller, a UNR speech professor for four years, as 6,000 students praised his impact while administrators were unaware. Miller’s wife Nena faced a planned trip to San Francisco, paid for by students, as rumors swirled about new job offers or retirement.
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Doug Sherman
Nena
San Francisco
Sherman
Universities of
Har Loons
Korean referendum dispute over Constitutional amendment
Korean supporters claim the referendum was needed to legalize a constitutional amendment approved by the National Assembly to secure the country’s security and promote economic development amid North Korea threats. Opponents call the vote illegal, noting no opposition members were present and that the session occurred before dawn in an annex building after a sit-in blocked the assembly vote.
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Park
Ital
North Korea
National: Assembly
The
Assembly
U S To Return Rescued North Vietnamese Fishermen
The United States plans to release ten rescued North Vietnamese fishermen as refugees, not prisoners of war, with a potential Hanoi response hoped for. The plan calls for the men to be ferried in a junk to waters off the DMZ and released at dawn Vietnam time if weather allows.
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Junk
Nashington
United States
Robert J .McCloskey
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Paris
Vientiane
Laos
International Control Commission
McCloskey
Dmz
Vietnam An
Sai
Vietnam
State ‘Department
Dan the
The
International
Red .Cross
Alli
Goren on Bridge and Charles H. Goren Quiz
A Chicago Tribune bridge quiz presents multiple hands with varying vulnerability and holdings. Readers are asked what bid is best after the given sequences, illustrating standard bidding concepts and responses in contract bridge.
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Charles H. Goren
Chicago Tribune
Soviet trawler incident amid Vietnam tensions reported
A Soviet trawler named Barograph, shadowing U S Navy ships near the Gulf of Tonkin, was fired upon by a South Vietnamese patrol boat after refusing to identify. U S forces say no American ships fired and the Barograph has drawn scrutiny for resupply interests of carriers. Meanwhile U S Marine forces withdraw from Vandegrift base as part of Nixon’s troop reductions with about 12,000 Marines remaining to depart by December 15.
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Tkee
North Vietnam
U.S. 3Rd Marine Amphibious Force
da Nang
U.S. Navy
South China Sea
U.S
Gulf’ of Tonkin
Navy
Arikara
Ivan
3Rd
Vandegrift Combat Base
Demilitarized ‘Zone
Dmz
Ard
South Vietnam
Nixon
Vandegrift
Khe Sanh
Van
France performs early heart transplant in Europe record
The report notes the longest surviving heart transplant recipient after Louis B. Russell Jr. of Indianapolis, following Dr. Philip Blaiberg’s death. It details Father Boulogne as France’s third transplant patient, with two prior recipients dying within days, and cites 10 transplants in France with two survivors. Born 191L in Salies de-Bearn, Boulogne became a priest in 1996 after early heart trouble in 1957.
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Louis
B. Russell Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
Blaiberg
Father Boulogne
France
Europe
Antee
Bouloge
Charles’Dubost
Brownsaig
Salies de-Bearn
Pyrenees
Boulogne
Burns Burns Burns Burns as Nixon aide Burns
The text praises Arthur Burns as a man of great intellect and ability and notes Nixon planned Burns succession since last December. Burns, former chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, is known for thrift and conservative economic views. Congressional response was favorable with Senator William Proxmire calling Burns an excellent appointment.
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Burns
Martin
Nixon
White House
Arthur Burns
Atention
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Kennedy Sees Slowing Growth Amid Inflation Restraints
In a briefing Kennedy predicted growth would slow through the year with a possible early 1970 real output decline and cautioned against a sharp drop. The White House announced Arthur Burns would replace William McC. Martin Jr. as Federal Reserve chairman, drawing ovations at the council meeting.
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Kennedy
Council
The
White. House
Arthur. F. Burns
William ‘McC. Martin, Jr
Federal Reserve
Only One Russian Space Ship Remains In Orbit
MOSCOW AP Only one ship remained in space after Soyuz 7 and its three crewmen landed safely, leaving Soyuz 8 to finish the Soviet space troika near Baikonur. The three Soyuz 7 cosmonauts Anatoly Filipchenko Vladimir Volkov and Viktor Gorbatko landed 15 miles from Soyuz 6 site, as Cosmos 302 launched separately for unmanned studies in a distinct orbit.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Anatoly Filipchenko
Vliadslav Volkov
Viktor Gorbatko
Baikonur
Kazakhstan
Troika
Cate
Soyuz
Tass
Man Sought In Kidnaping Is Captured
Robert Allen Harvey, 31, the target of an intensive manhunt for the Arroyo Grande high school girl kidnapping, was captured by FBI agents in a basement apartment in Los Angeles. He offered no resistance and was unarmed. The 17 year old was later released unharmed after being held at gunpoint at the nursery school. A station wagon tied to the suspect was found at the scene. Harvey had escaped from a Santa Maria jail while awaiting investigation of market robberies. He had been arrested in Pasadena last month.
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Los Angeles
Robert Allen Harvey
Arroyo Grande
FBI
Wesley G. Grapp
Harvey
Santa Maria
Calif
Kristine Anderson
Nur Isery
San Luis
Obispo
Grapp
Miss Anderson
Vacaville
Fairfield
Sacramento
California
Miss. Anderson
Peter Pan Nursery
Beth Peters
Pasadena
Finch orders cyclamate ban on diet foods next week
Finchs order targets cyclamates in diet foods with a phased phase out to provide orderly transition. Miss Dickerson reports from a national briefing that manufacturers may meet Saturday to determine steps and announce future plans while FDA conducts rapid studies on effects in animals and potential cancer links.
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Finch
FDA
Ginmicsionge
Herbert L. Ley
Nixon presses budget restraint amid anti inflation stance
In a weekend letter to business and labor Nixon outlines policies to curb government spending and extend the 5 percent tax surcharge through June 30 if Congress agrees, urging postponement of nonessential local and state spending and rejecting wage or price controls as anti inflation measures. He says current politics seldom follow speeches, pledging real action to combat high living costs and holding firms to responsible pricing.
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Nixon
Congress
Business and Labor
SEC complaint alleges Parvin Dohrmann firm $30,000 fee
The New York based SEC action cites Voloshen retained by Parvin Dohrmann Co for a $30,000 fee to lift a stock sale order. Sweig arranged a May meeting with the SEC, but Sweig is not named as a defendant. The case centers on alleged fraudulent activity by Parvin Dohrmann stockholders as authorities investigate. A separate matter involves contractor Victor J. Frenkill pressuring a pending claim in Baltimore related proceedings.
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SEC
New York
Voloshen
Vatcases
Parvin Dohrmann
McCormac
Office Timore
Esa
Htainea
Victor.j. Frenkill
Space Station Plans and Shuttle Work.
Analysis notes describe space power aims including military reconnaissance from stations and docking Soyuz craft. US and Russia pursue reusable shuttle craft to deliver people and supplies to a space station. Evidence cites Soyuz 7 and 8 docking plans and welding tests by Soyuz 6 pilots amid a close approach of five craft.
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United States
Russia
Earth
Fashion pattern details and sizing notes in era catalog
Fragmentary catalog entry describes pattern 9302 and Sumpsut 4 yard fabric for a jumper and jumpsuit with sizes 7 9 11 and L bust 9314. Mentions 35 inch length, nap fabric, and sixty five cents price. Includes notes on junior miss sizing and possible sewing guidance.
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