SDS Workin Not Working Out
SDS movement shifts to labor strikes as three unions and defense plants in Texas Washington and Seattle witness student workers activism. AFLCIO cautions on conflict while SDS files spread 16000 instruction sheets. Strikes include Curtiss Brothers Furniture in Washington and Perfec Photo in Seattle with women workers cited in the dispute.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
Texas
SDS
Aflcio
George Meany
Coun
Sdsers
Afl-Cio
Ling-Temco-Vought Aerospace Corp
Grand Prairie
Tex
Curtis Brothers Furniture Co
Furman Jeakins
Teamsters
Bes Mange
Perféet Photo, Inc
Seattle
Wash
Gro
Ford Motor Co
Mahmah
N. J
Cities Losing Manufacturing Suburbs Gain
New York report shows urban manufacturing share fell from 31.5 percent in 1958 to 27.9 percent, with suburbs gaining. The study also notes a drop in support functions in central cities, linking declines to ghetto unemployment and inner city deterioration while Midwest and Northeast shares shrink and the Southeast and Southwest gain industrial jobs.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Midwest
Master Seaboard
Southeast
Southwest
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Notice of Obituaries
Obituary notice listing multiple individuals including Walter S WTeltiee of TM 1 Ait and Lynusden Florensi along with various family connections. Services scheduled Wednesday from Sunset Memorial Gardens with a program of prayers and remembrances for the departed.
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Fletcher Walter S. Wteltiee
TM 1
Ait
Pitter
Lynusden
Florensi
MM Mads
Thymeen
Doth
Avad
Tarot
Herve Benviede
Pan
Wednesay
HA Ton Paamat
Titetany Eaton Cenminny
Stevens
Agnes Stevens
To Stevens
Creeles
Amd
Rene Floaiey Farwhe
Talae
Harlem Decline Marks Enduring American Ghetto Image
A Los Angeles Times perspective traces Harlem's decline from a thriving cultural hub to a decaying ghetto. The piece cites decaying tenements, drug addiction, poverty, and policing as symbols of Detroitlike decline, noting hospital funding gaps, social fear, and lingering anti-Semitic tensions alongside a shift in black achievement. Key figures cited include Paul Robeson, Louis Armstrong, and Madam C. J. Walker, illustrating Harlem’s former prominence and current struggles.
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Ray Rogers
Los Angeles Times
New York
Harlem
América
Dukes Sand Duchesses
Princes
Pritcesses
Paul Af Robeson
Bill
Bojan Igles) Robinson
Ack Johnson
Couleen Cullen
Richard Wright
C. J. Walker
Casper
Holstein
Harlem Hospital
John V. Lindsay
Amsterdam
Warlem Hospital
Yogo
Medica
Varlem
Emnley
Har- Tem
Lutox Ave. Davern
Halless
New York City
Harter
America
Presidents Day Surfboard Gift Reveals Family Playful Signal
In Washington Nixon jokes about not riding the gifted Rose Garden surfboard while his daughters push for holiday cheer. Tricia Nixon suggests paddling, but the President plans to reserve use for guests before the real board reaches San Clemente.
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Washington
Nixon
Kather
Rose Garden
White House
San Clemente
Tricia Nixon
Pacific
Congressman Demands Ban On Defense Dept Film Use
Rep. John M. Murphy protests Defense Department involvement in film production after the Tora, Tora, Tora incident. Six Navy enlisted men were burned on location April 12 without safety gear or firefighting support, hospitalized for weeks. two civilian pilots were killed during production. Navy and studio officials defend arrangements as per standard guidance.
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George Lardner JR
The
Washington Post _ WASHINGTON
Darryl Zanuck
New York
Rpressman
Defense Department
John M. Murphy
D-N. Y
Tora
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Navy
Douglas A. Huilis
Murphy
Twentieth Century Fox
Woll
Bulls
20Th Century Fox
Zanuck
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Assoc
Valenti
Defense
Clifford
Paul Nitze
Phil Goulding
Niteke
Navy
Paul R. Ignatius
Washington Post
Ignatius
Paul Nive Imnade
Solon backs delay plan on ABM deployment
Senate debate focuses on delaying Safeguard missile defense deployment while continuing radar and computer work. Key supporters like McIntyre Brooke push an early compromise to head off a deadlock, with undecided senators weighing risks and benefits as ABM advocates rally at the Mayors Conference.
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Carl P.leubsdorf
Washington
McIntyre
Howard M. Cannon
Ney
ABM
Nixon
Montana
North Dakota
Cannon
Associated Press
Sens
Thomas J. McIntyre
Kwajelein
Armed Service Committee
Pittsburgh
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Jerome Cavanagh
Metroit
William J. Casey
Willy
Terry Sehrunk
Portland
Ore
Ytelegram
More Steel Price Hikes Expected Soon
In Cleveland area reporting, Buyers foresee further increases in steel prices as Steel magazine cites domestic demand, higher foreign steel costs, and easing imports. Raw steel production stays steady, with industry expects a delayed summer slump and continued active steelmaking through August amid rising scrap prices.
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Clevelant
Ohio
Steel Magazine
He Management Magazine
JAA
Steel
Smke
Vie Magazine
Junior Editors Quiz About TREES
Linda D Aprile of Forestville Conn wins a prize for a tree quiz question. The piece explains that trees differ from shrubs by a single main trunk and that wood provides heartwood and sapwood supporting the tree and foliage. The item notes a $10 cash prize and a mailed yearbook for the contest.
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Linda D'Aprile
Forestville
Conn
iWorld
Humior
Fragmentary line hints at price and attitudes in dialogue
The readable fragment shows a speaker challenging another about appearances and money, implying a context where earnings or costs are discussed. It lacks clear names, places, or events to identify a full news item.
Death of Earl Alexander of Tunis Dims Dunkirk Hero
London AP reports Earl Alexander of Tunis, the last man off Dunkirk beach and later supreme commander of British and US forces in the Mediterranean, died in London at age 77.
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London
Earl Alexander of
Tunis
Dunkirk
Mediterranean
iChina To Test iNuclear Missile
A Sunday Times copyright article reports Red China plans a 6000 mile range nuclear missile for potential second strike. It cites a Western journalist's interview about China’s uranium enrichment, gas centrifuge plant near Lanchow, multiple tests since 1964, and a 1967 H-bomb.
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London
Red
Lanchow
China
James
Daries
Estimated rise in grocery items since 1928 study shows growth
A recent study estimates the average supermarket now carries far more items than in 1928 with figures indicating about 7,160 items in 1967 and a predicted 110,000 by 1970, reflecting substantial growth in product variety over time.
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