Labor Row Over Wage Increases And Prices At IBM
Labor leaders contest a 0.29 wage rise calculation under a cooling contract while the Price Commission approves a 1.3 percent across the board increase for IBM. The move boosts IBM revenue and prompts debate on how living cost adjustments should be counted. Organized Labor sues the government over nonpublic price and rent rule violator lists. IRS says policy under review.
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Rockwell
Auto Workers Union
IBM Corp
IBM
Commission
Fedders Corp
Organized Tabor
IRS
Boeing Workers Approve Three-Year Pact in Seattle
Boeing Co aerospace workers in Seattle voted overwhelmingly to accept a three-year contract with a 3 percent annual raise, cost of living adjustments, and a week-long Christmas holiday. About 1,000 members of Lodge 751, International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, supported the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Boeing Co. Aerospace
Lodge 751
International Association of Machinials and
Agrospace Workers
Court to decide if accused can challenge US snooping
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether grand jury witnesses may refuse to testify while challenging alleged illegal wiretapping. The cases stem from the Kissinger inquiry and involve Sister Jagnes Tyan and Anne Walsh in Philadelphia and two men in Los Angeles. The rulings could reshape evidence rights and future obscenity prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Heny A. Kassinger
Byron
R. White
Avin
Warren ©. Burger
Harry Blackmun
Lewis P. Powell
William E
Rehnquist
White
Los Angeles
U.S. Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Jagnes Tyan
Anne Walsh
Kissinger
Philadelphia Courh
Grand Jury
Sidney Parnass
New York
David Gelbard
U.S. District Court
Circuit Court
Par
U S Ships Arrive in News on East Pakistan Crisis
The report covers Nixon faces criticism for gunboat diplomacy amid East Pakistan turmoil. Bombs hit the Pakistan governor's house in Dacca as East Pakistani forces claim to fight for the sacred act of Pakistan. US evacuees and diplomatic tensions rise as India and China press for relief efforts.
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Nixon
India
Dacca
Pakistan
Red Cross
Indian Navy
Chittagong
Narul Amin
United Coaliion
China
Chow En-lai
New York
Abu Sayeed Chowdhury
France
Wacca
Ali. Nizai
East Pakistan
Indian Foreign Office
S. K. Singh
Dicep
U.S
Melvin BR. Laird
Enterprise
Monay
Radio
Srinagar
Ashmir
New Delhi
Escapee still at large from San Quentin prison
Convicted murderer Frederich Zitzer, 27, is believed to have escaped San Quentin after scaling a wall using a rope made from prison pants. Authorities doubt he is still inside the grounds though a slim chance remains. Zitzer, linked to a 1964 LA robbery, is described with a tattoo on his right arm. Two other inmates, Jack Doneau, 37, and Juan C. Colon, 20, were recaptured after attempting to climb the wall.
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San Quentin
Frederich Zitzer
James L. Park
Zitzer
Lakewood
Long Beach
Park
Zilver
Los Angeles
Joseph O'Bueb
Hres
Bre
Jack ©. Doneau
Juan C. Colon
China prisoners unaware of U S moon walks in release tale
Philadelphia reports on Mary Ann Harbert and Richard Feeteau’s return from China after four years as captives. Col Leonard W. Johnson Jr. recalls their voyage and discusses the Moon mission reveal to Harbert, who had not heard of lunar flights. Harbert, 25, celebrated a Christmas birthday in release.
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Philadelphia
Pai
U.S
Mary Ann Harbert
Richard G. Feadean
Hong Kong
Col Leonard W. Johnson Jr
Sth
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Johnson
Miss Har- Derk
Lim
China
Russia
Valley Forge Military Hospital
Here
Freedom
Fecteau
Tuk
Pacific
Honolulu
Gene Harbert
Palo Alto
Miss Harbort
Peeleau
Data T. Downey
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Boeing
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
San Quentin Prison
Joseph R. O'Brien
Manson
O’brien
Death Row
U.N. Security Council
Atymien
Jagivan Ramm
Quentin
New Britain
Con
Japan
Korea
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard G. Pecteau
Wireehalea
Jcpenney
Downey
Charae If
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