Steel strike violence spreads as layoffs rise in eight states
Warehouses report jams and production cuts as truckers strike, halting steel deliveries. Republic Steel idles 500 workers in Cleveland while Armco and Lukens shift or curb output. Picketing at Crucible in Midland trims operations as gunfire marks the escalation across Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Wisconsin, Illinois and West Virginia.
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Teamsters
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Cleveland
Ohio
vArmco Steel Corp
Ambridge
Lukens Steel
Coatesville
Crucible Steel Co
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Indiana
Somerset
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Dale M. Younkin
Pennsylvania
New York
Wisconsin
Lionis
West Virginia
Younkin
Romney Tours Hippieville in San Francisco Stop
Gov. George Romney conducted an unscheduled visit to Golden Gate Park and Haight Ashbury, receiving a flower and love beads from hippie admirers. His appearance drew 200 to 300 long haired demonstrators as Romney urged end the war and criticized draft policies.
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George Romney
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Romney
Vietnam
Lenore
Golden Gate Park
Haight-Ashbury
Hitch Succeeds Kerr as University of California President
Charles J. Hitch was selected by the regents to head the University of California, ending a nine month search after Clark Kerr was fired. Hitch, 46, previously vice president for administration, is described as an accomplished scholar and administrator.
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Charles J. Hitch
University of California
University
Clark Kerr
Berkeley
Hitch
Gay
Ronald Reagan
Defense Department
Kerr
Harry R. Wellman
America
California
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Strike at ABC Halts Live Coverage Amid Union Picket Line
New York(AP) About 200 NABET members walked off at ABC in New York as unions struck and picketed after contract rejections. Picket lines extended to San Francisco Chicago and Annapolis as AFTRA fines were observed and live programming faced potential disruption next week.
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American Broadcasting Co
Radio and Television Technicians
Afl-Cio National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
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National Broadcasting Co
Afl-Cio American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
ABC
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KGO
Romney
Kgo-Tv
Chicago
Annapolis
Navy-Penn State
Pope Holds Audience After Illness in Vatican Balcony
Pope Fab VI addressed about 3,300 Croatian pilgrims from Yugoslavia gathered in a Vatican City courtyard for his first public audience since a urinary inflammation. He is nearing 70 as the event occurred on Sept. 4.
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Vatican City
Fab VI
Yugoslavia
ABC Spokesman Says Station Ran Exactly As Planned
A spokesman at ABCs studios in Marina City Chicago said there has been no problem and that the station has been on the air with everything that was supposed to be on the air.
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ABC
Marina City
Chicago
Governors Aid Stalled in Nonpublic School Funding Talks
Harrisburg AP two Roman Catholic bishops met Gov. Shafer to press for state aid to private schools. They reported his sympathy but no firm commitment on HB 1136 or other funding, urging a clear position soon while noting HB 1186 as alternative. The bishops said Shafer would state his view after completing studies and stressed nonpublic school needs.
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Shafer
J. Carroll McCormick
Scranton
William G. Connare
Greensburg
McCormick
Bishop Connare
Pennsylvania
Connare
Commonwealth
de Shafer
Connaré
Sharie Ann Duncan Lingers in Colorado Coma Over Year
Sharie Ann Duncan, a University of Colorado coed, has remained in a deep semicomatose state since a September 17, 1966 car crash near Denver. Her mother maintains faith in recovery as doctors offer no decisive brain treatment and a convalescent center coordinated with Fitzsimons Hospital handles inquiries.
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Colo
Sharie Ann Duncan
Colorado
University of Colorado Coed
Sharie
Spalding House
Ter
Army
Fitzsimons Hospital
Episcopal Diocese of
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Joan Man
Vietnam
Fredi
Custer
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Philoso
Denver Extension Center
Rathskeller
Teachers Narrowed Points In NYC School Strike
New York AP report says negotiators cut remaining dispute points from 24 to 3 after a seven hour session. AFL-CIO UFT president Albert Shanker says teachers will keep striking beyond the planned Monday return. State Mediation Board chair Vincent D. McDonnell will meet with union officials and school negotiators to attempt final agreement before noon.
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New ‘York
Jed
Albert Shanker
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Vincent D. McDonnell
State Mediation Board
McDonnell
Shanker
Board of $Dication
Gems Missing at JFK Airport Safe
Police report diamonds valued at 130000 dollars missing from a Pan American World Airways safe in a garage building at John F. Kennedy airport. The gems weighed six packages with unknown total weight and one package reportedly contained industrial diamonds.
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New York
Wapan Air Lines Co
John F. Kennedy
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