Time outlines Nixon cabinet talks on peace and law order
Time magazine reports Nixon told his Cabinet meetings that peace with prosperity would come by 1982 and that the Republicans held a strong law and order record. It notes Agnew’s push to split liberal votes, Ottinger’s challenge, and Buckley’s Conservative victory, with Buckley’s Senate win.
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Four Unions Accept Settlement to Avert Los Angeles Area Walkout
Four unions including Teamsters Meatcutters Operating Engineers and Machinists voted overwhelmingly to ratify a wage and fringe benefits package from the Food Employers Council ending a threatened supermarket strike across Southern California. If approved by members from San Luis Obispo to San Diego counties, the deal would avert a major labor action. FEC president Robert K Fox called the settlement high and inflationary, while union allies warned rising labor costs would push food prices higher.
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Israelis Hint Talk Renewal For Middle East Talks
Premier Golda Meir met with her cabinet in Jerusalem for five and a half hours amid reports Israel may soon return to U N supervised peace talks. Arab leaders pressed to settle the Jordanian crisis as a de facto truce held along fronts. Diplomats said Dayan and Allon signaled a possible face saving move by not demanding a full back of missiles.
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Action Line answers Long Beach tax question in Q&A column
The column explains a 5 percent telephone tax in Long Beach funds the general city revenue, not specific pensions. The tax, also on gas, water, and electricity, was approved May 26 to cover rising city expenses and applies to calls within California.
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Lakewood Teen Hurt in Canyon Fall Near Palm Springs
A 17 year old Lakewood boy, Danny Williams, was rescued from Tahquite Canyon near Palm Springs after a Saturday accident. He spent Sunday in below freezing temperatures with a broken ankle and exposure. Sheriff’s deputies airlifted him to Desert Hospital in critical condition.
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Tension in 3 Racial Hotspots Across Nation
Police in Daytona Beach Florida reported scattered sniper fire and five bombings in the Negro district as curfews held in Henderson North Carolina while Cairo Mississippi recovered from violence. A lumberyard burned and a black GI wounded. 237 people were arrested for unlawful assembly to assault with intent to kill.
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Young Suspect in Canada Kidnap Very Cooperative
Montreal police say 19 year old Bernard Lortie arrested in Laporte kidnapping murder is cooperating under questioning. High police sources report Lortie’s statements are being thoroughly checked as officers press the weekend probe. Authorities also plan to charge three suspects with sheltering a fugitive Celelte Therrien Francine Belisle and Richard Therrien are named in the case.
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Pope booed as shanty dwellers protest in Vatican
In St. Peter's Square Pope Paul VI was jeered by a crowd of Rome’s evicted shanty residents. The demonstrators arrived in trucks with bedding and supplies, rallied after eviction from unauthorized housing, and joined the papal blessing amid chants for housing. A Youth Fascist faction distributed pamphlets noting jailed members in Milan.
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Unemployed Politician Seeks Challenge in Classifieds
James V. Hall of Honolulu placed a weekend classified ad seeking a job after his unsuccessful legislative run. He described himself as a good speaker and writer with education and education experience, hoping for parity with his qualifications and waiting for mail replies.
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Independent Muskie and Coy Explore Presidential Bid
Inside the Independent Musk ie section Coy signals plans to run for president. The piece notes Tunney’s stance and hints at campaigns shaping the race with a focus on reform and party dynamics.
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