Crocodiles Are Loosed In Swamp at Everglades Park
Everglades biologists Richard Klukas and John Ogden released 9 crocodiles into a Florida swamp to boost the wild population, which is estimated at 150 to 300 individuals. The reptiles, hatched from eggs and raised in pens, were released about 30 miles south of the park entrance.
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Everglades National Park
Fla
Richard Klukas
Charlie
Klukas
John Ogden
Everglades
Florida
Ogden
United States
Colleges Set Classes On Railroads
Two area railroads will offer college level courses on board passenger trains with tentative schedules this month. The Long Island Railroad converts an old coach into a classroom starting Oct 18, from Port Jefferson to Hunters Point via Huntington, with about an hour and 15 minute trips. The Jersey Central Railroad follows Oct 27 with a Literature in the 70s course in a car section from Matawan NJ, cost 60 to 125 dollars, credit possible later.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
Jersey Central Railroad
Port Jefferson
Huntington
Suffolk County
Hunters Point
Queens
LIRR
LIR
Jersey Central
New York University and
Commuter Education Services, Inc
Matawan
N.J
Barbara Black
Advertising Men Try To Unsell Viet War
Advertising leaders at Yale last spring formed Project Unsell to end the Vietnam War through free-time ads and prodded publishers and broadcasters to carry antiwar messages. Yale senior Ira Nerken recalls initial euphoria but slow nationwide uptake, while Taft Broadcasting agreed to run the spots on seven TV stations and 10 radio outlets. An ad shows a Purple Heart stamped Return to Sender as part of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Project Ansell
Ira Nerken
Yale
Project Unsell
Taft Broadcasting Co
Midwest
John L. McClay
Taft
Connally Seeks Meany Back On Phase II Pay Board
Secretary Connally urged AFL-CIO President George Meany to join the Phase II Pay Board as critics warn of limited wage control. White House talks aim to win labor support while Meany convenes an executive council meeting and unions push for autonomy over wage and price actions.
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Meany
Afl-Cioq
Woodcock and
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
UAW
Connally
Commission
Soviets Retaliate To British Move
The Kremlin expelled four British diplomats and a businessman and barred nine former diplomats, twelve businessmen, and a scholar from reentry. It refused to receive Alec Douglas-Home and canceled Patolichev's visit, amid a British spy scandal and mutual expulsion actions.
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Frank Crepeau
Associated Press
Moscow
Kremlin
Britain
London
Foreign Ministry
Alec Douglas-Home
Nikolai Patolichev
Soviet Union
Answers On Nixon Phase 2 Program From AP
Washington AP summarizes common questions about President Nixon's Phase 2 economic plan set for November 14. The Pay Board will set wage criteria and review raises while retroactive pay may be denied. The Price Commission will set price standards to limit inflation to 2 to 3 percent by year end 1972.
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Gerry Brown
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Aflcio
George Meany
John B. Connally
James D. Hodgson
Meany
Nixon
Connally
United Auto Workers
Leonard A. Woodcock
New Orleans
Louisiana
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Bill Neikirk
The
Price Commission
Indian Affairs Official Resigns In Protest Move
Leon Cook deputy director of economic development quits citing entrenched bureaucrats controlling policy. He accuses John Crow deputy commissioner of being installed to suppress changes and says Interior Secretary Morton is influenced by Wilma Victor. Officials dispute the claims as Bruce and others are reassessing BIA leadership.
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Stan Benjamin
Pross
Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Leon Cook
John O. Crow
BIA
Rogers C.B. Morton
Dian Affairs
Wilma Victor
Cook
Louis R. Bruce
Morton
Bruce
Harrison Loesch
Public Land Management
Indian Affairs
Longshoremen Return as West Coast Docks Readied
West Coast ports move to reoccupy docks after a 100 day ILWU strike that halted 40,000 workers. Picket lines dropped as a federal court order triggered a 10 day return to work while talks continue on Taft Hartley cooling off.
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San Francisco
West Coast
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Association
Pacific Maritime Association
ILWU
Harry Bridges
Nixon
East
Gulf
PMA
International Longshoremen’s Association
Gulf Coast
Federal Maritime Administration
Chicago
ILA
Tor, Flour and Feed Mill Workers Union
Taft-Hartley
Frank R. McQuade
Norfolk & Western Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Red Chinese
Huey Newton
Black Panther Party
Red China
Chou En-lai
Newton
Oakland
New Haven, Conn
Hodgson
America
White House
Mills
Russell B. Long
Dla
Senate
Labor Department
U.S.S.R
John Killick
Eweare
Indian Affair
Crow
Miss Victor
Loesch
General Accounting Office
Pryce
Bridges
Teamsters Union
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