Wallace enters Florida primary push in 1972 race
Governor Wallace announces candidacy at the Florida Capitol saying a win in the March 14 Florida primary would force Democrats to straighten up and fly right and threaten Nixon on busing. Kennedy says he will not seek Massachusetts delegates and will pursue ballot removal. Humprey predicts Wallace’s challenge in Florida. Lindsay announces entry in Massachusetts primary, and adds aims for New York and Wisconsin contests.
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Massachusetts
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Jacksonville
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American Independent Party
ATP
Morida
New York City
John Lindsay
Wisconsin
Nevada firm seeks restraining order on Hughes biography
A Manhattan judge ordered publishers and author Clifford Irving to show cause why they should not be enjoined from publishing the Howard Hughes biography. Rosemont Enterprises claims Hughes granted rights in 1963 and alleges the manuscript is a fraud. McGraw-Hill Time-Life and Dell will respond at a hearing.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Howard Hughes
Supreme Corn
Samuel M. Gold
Nevada
Rosemont Enterprises Inc
Hughes
McGraw-Hill
Time-Life Inc
Dell Publishing Co
Clifford Irving
Irving
Chester Tavis
Rosemont
Hughes Tool Co
Tights
Time Ono
Hughes Associated
Time Inc
HI. R. Flugttes
Johimy Meyer
Howard RB
H. R. Hughes
Meyer
Aristotle Onassis
Los Angeles
Pay Board faces aerospace wage row and possible protests
Aerospace pay hikes extend 42 months and rise from 4.50 to 6.10 an hour amid criticism of the Pay Board. IAM Lodge 727 and UAW Local 87 vow to fight the ruling as workers confront cost-of-living adjustments. Unions warn of potential actions while courts prepare actions on the 12 percent raise. Public utility price guidelines broadened under the Price Commission.
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International Association of Machinists' Lodge 727
Berbank
Lockheed
Aerospace
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Quillin
California
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United Auto Workers Local 8&7
North American Rockwell
McDonnell Douglas
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Boeing Co
Long Beach
Clarence Gregory
United Aerospace Workers
White House
San Clemente
Bernie Swisher
International Association of Machinists
Warren E. Burger
Edward A. Tatum
U.S. Circuit Court For
District of Coluntia
The
Price Commission
Dockers End Picket Lines At Los Angeles Ports Amid Union Standoff
Teamsters claim dockers violated a 40 year pact as longshoremen crossed picket lines at Los Angeles Container Terminal and Japan Line terminal in Los Angeles Harbor. Picketing at Trans Ocean terminal and Pier 4 in Long Beach followed, with expansion possible to Seattle to San Diego depending on a Witz Simmons Bridges meeting outcome.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Trans Ocean Tramway
Pier 4
Port of
Long Beach
Teamsters
Los Angeles
Koenig
Seattle
San Diego
Witz.simmons-Bridges
Los Angeles Container Terminal
Japan Line
Los Angeles Harbor
Trans Ocean Gateway
Coast Guard to close ocean station Victor midway between Midway and Japan
The Coast Guard will discontinue Ocean Station Victor as part of a general economy program. Established in 1952 for weather observations radio beacon and search and rescue, it was manned by cutters from Hawaii and the West Coast. Decommissioning of three old vessels and transfers of three cutters to the East Coast are also planned with dates in February and March.
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Calif
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Port Angeles Wash
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Chantanuqua
Pantchatrain
Long Beach
Geniousfraud: scientist praised despite forged credentials
San Diego based firm ECM hailed Claudio Sabalin Donatelli as a genius and vice president after hiring him to test a theory for neutralizing atomic warheads. FBI found no federal violation. Donatelli held only a high school diploma and a forged doctorate letter. Deputy DA notes Donatelli taught high school in several states until 1966 and was later implicated in the case.
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UPI
Claudio Sabaling
Donatelli
IEEE
Environmental Control Management Corp
To &Y
FBI
Crouse
Morgan Lester
California
Oregon
Washington
Washington State
Navy increases Lockheed work by four million dollars
The Navy contracts an extra 4 million dollars with Lockheed Missile Division in Sunnyvale for work on a new technology for submarine launched ballistic missiles. The total now reaches 4.924 million dollars under a separate ULMS effort to replace Polaris and Poseidon fleets with longer range subs. Completion aimed for the late 1970s to counter Soviet antisubmarine advances.
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Navy
Lockheed Missile Division
Sunneyvale
Lockheed
ULMS
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