Berlin Crisis Eases as Easter Concessions Offered
Bonn West Germany AP report says easing tensions over Berlin as East Germany and the Soviet Union offer Easter concessions to West Berlin travel. Kiesinger signals willingness to yield on election timing if a broader East West settlement improves Berlin relations ahead of Nixon visit.
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Dockers Ratify Contract With Philadelphia Trade Group
International Longshoremen's Association Local 1291 ratified a three year pact with the Philadelphia Marine Trade Association after about 800 of 1,500 members voted 7 to 1 in favor. The deal adds 1.60 per hour to wages and fringes, ends a back set clause, and follows a 65 day strike that cost the city port about 50 million dollars.
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Army Pathologist Is Called in Trial in Kennedy Case
The defense called Col. Pierre A. Finck, who helped at Kennedy's autopsy, in Clay Shaw's conspiracy trial to challenge the Warren Commission finding that Kennedy was shot from behind. FBI ballistics head Robert A. Frazier testified that shots came from behind and that eyewitness accounts of multiple shots varied, with sonic booms from high velocity bullets.
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Near Accident Brings Death in New Orleans
A Pennsylvania motorist, Robert Stank, 27, of Shamokin, was shot once in the chest during a confrontation with another driver after what authorities called a near accident in New Orleans. Stank died from the gunshot wound to the lung about 4 a.m. Sunday, while his wife and a friend, Lee Allison, were present. The other driver’s identity was not released.
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Students End Sit-In At Penn University
Students at the University of Pennsylvania ended a six day sit in after reaching agreement with trustees for a commission to review all plans involving future land acquisition and development near residential neighborhoods. The protest centered on a Science Center project displacing low income families and included a demand for guaranteed replacement housing. Trustee Robert Trescher called the move an unprecedented chance for urban involvement as about 600 demonstrators left the lecture hall.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Rabin faults four-way talks as failing for Middle East peace
Israeli Ambassador Yitzhak Rabin said in a NBC Face The Nation interview that four power talks among the United States the Soviet Union Great Britain and France have achieved practically nothing. He suggested peace might come from agreements among the nations involved.
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Quick Passage Seen On School Conduct Bill
In Harrisburg Senate leaders expect swift action this week on bills to curb disorder in schools and colleges and replace local courts with community courts. The anti-disorder bill, set for committee movement, carries penalties up to 150 dollars and two months in jail for molestation of students or staff. The community courts measure would abolish justices of the peace and place judges in community courts, with interim appointments likely if amendments appear. Governor Shafer named a joint budget liaison team as talks continue on the 2.52 billion tax plan.
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Ten Students Seize Hall at Rutgers Newark
Ten Black students occupied Conklin Hall at Rutgers University Newark before classes, staff said. The building was renamed Liberation Hall and the group, the Black Organization of Students, described the action as peaceful with two Newark police officers present.
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Neb. Rep Denney seeks tax deadline extension for farmers
Rep. Robert V. Denney of Nebraska has introduced a bill to push the income tax filing deadline for farmers from February 15 to March 15. He cites severe January February weather delaying farmers from obtaining help to file complex returns.
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