Waldheim Opens United Nations Ecology Conference
Global climate concerns dominate as Waldheim urges international cooperation at the U N enviroment conference in Stockholm. Soviet bloc boycott noted. China attends. Yugoslavia and Romania attend.
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Stockholm
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
Waldheim
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Romania
U.N
East Germany
China
Ingemund Bengtsson
U.S
Russell Train
U.S. Council On Environmental Quality
U.N. General Assembly
Workers strike over more than pay at Schmidt breweries
About 65 employees at two Schmidt & Sons breweries in Philadelphia and Norristown halted work after weekend talks failed on a three year contract. Local 5 and 183 of United Brewery Workers cite conditions as key issue, with free beer during breaks at stake after 50 years.
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C. Schmidt & Sons, Inc
Norristown
United Brewery Workers Union
Wien
Jacqueline Kennedy Quassis visits JFK Center for Mass
Former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Quassis attended Leonard Bernstein's Mass at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. She entered amid a standing ovation with her mother and stepfather, wearing a green silk gown, and sat in the presidential box as news crews observed.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Quassis
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Leonard Bernstein
Aristotle Onassis
Potomac
Hugh Achincloss
Bernstein
Kennedy Center
Roger Stevens
Stevens
Hall of Nations
New York Judge Dismisses Suit Over The French Connection Defamation
A New York court justice Monday dismissed a defamation suit brought by former narcotics agent Francis Waters. He claimed The French Connection book and film defamed him by portraying him as bungling and said he and not Eddie Egan broke up the heroin smuggling ring depicted in the story.
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New York
Monday
Francis Waters
New York City
Eddie “Popeye
Egan
Anthony “Rino” de Ar- Selis
New Jersey
de Angelis
Lewisburg Pa
J Federal Penitentiary
Rumors and Rematches Highlight Weekend News
A doped mix of legal moves, sport rematches, and celebrity notes colors a busy weekend. Retired Brig. Gen. Olbert Lassiter saw a fugitive warrant dismissed in L A after he promised voluntary return to Philadelphia to face Penn Central charges. Govs. Milliken and Holton defeated Agnew in a five set tennis match at River Oaks, a Governors Conference replay. Vaughn Meader resigned a Kentucky local post amid criticism while Howard Hughes extended a Vancouver hotel permit for a year. Edie Adams wed trumpeter Pete Candoli in San Francisco private rites. A high profile gunfire report on a car linked to crime families triggered Mafia-linked confusion in New York.
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Virginia
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Agnew
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Houston
River Oaks Country Club
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Holton
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Hughes
Vancouver
Edie Adams
Pete Candoli
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Stanley Mosk
Miss Adams
Fairmont Hotel
Venetian Room
Ernie Kovacs
Marty Mills
Condall
Betty Hutton
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