National spread of school strikes hits second week
Teachers in six states bargained with school boards as walkouts continued affecting about 58,000 pupils in Pennsylvania and thousands more in New York New Jersey Ohio Wisconsin Rhode Island and Michigan with Rochester Yonkers and Harris on Greenburgh districts notable for standstill talks and possible strike votes. In Louisville authorities warned of more indictments as federal probes unfold related to the Yablonski slayings and a related Chicago area case. Attica prison unrest marked its second anniversary with calls for reform and improved conditions. A Maine fire destroyed a boarding house hotel killing four and wounding 19. Detroit unions accuse Ford and GM of pressuring Chrysler amid stalled contract talks with a potential auto strike looming.
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Michigan
New York State
Harrisson
Greenburgh
Rochester
Yonkers
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Ohio
Cuba Ends Diplomatic Ties With Israel at Nonaligned Summit
Cuba severed diplomatic relations with Israel during a nonaligned nations summit, the first Latin American country to do so. The move aligned with a resolution urging boycotts over Israel’s occupation of Arab lands since 1967, while the conference also backed Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Palestinian rights, and African liberation. Kuwait prepared to try five Arab gunmen for kidnapping Saudi diplomats after a four day hostage incident at Kuwait airport, with extradition not yet requested. European Common Market ministers debated forging a united stance toward the United States amid calls for a new Atlantic Charter, as North Korea marked its 25th anniversary with Kim Il Sung leading the celebration and political leadership.
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Algiers
Houari Koumedienne
Cuba
Israel
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Kuwait
Saad al- Abdallah
Saudi Arabia
Millionaire yachtsmen search ends in sea tale of loss
A rescue effort for David Rambough 25 scion of wealthy families continued by yacht fleets off Long Island Gardiners Bay after Rambough and companion were thrown from Ramboughs 20 foot speedboat. Dina Merrill and Stanley Rambough joined the hunt as coast guard and local police stretched from Napeague Harbor to Montauk Point. Jonathan Keith was rescued in satisfactory condition, while family members mourn the possibility of a late turn.
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David Rambough
America
Long Island
Gardiner’s Bay
Rumbough
Dina Merrill
Stanley Rumbough
Miss Merrill
Merriwether Post
Humbough
ACC
Jonathan Keith
Southampton Hospital
Norman C. Keith
Commonwealth Ol Refining Co
New York
Coast Guard
East Hampton
U.S. Army Reserve
Napeague Harbor
Montauk Point
Block Island Sound
Dina
Stanley
Keith
Edward F. Hutton
Post
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
General Woods Corp
Mrs. Fost
Confident AMA Leader Denies Misuse of Funds
Dr John R Kernadie AMA board chairman in Chicago declares not guilty of misapplying bank funds amid a federal indictment accusing him and five others of conspiracy and improper loans totaling nearly 1.8 million dollars.
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John R. Kernadie
The
American Medical Association
Chicago
Kernadie
AMA
Kernodle
Federal
Grand Jury
Paternity Case Seeks Council Pay for Damaged Dog
Mrs Jessie Way of London seeks compensation from Hammer smith district council after her pedigree boxer Tammy was set out by municipal workers and produced eight mongrel puppies costing about 24 a week. Ormandy calls the Philadelphia Orchestra China tour a major gesture of goodwill with seven concerts in Peking and Shanghai.
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Jessie Way
London
Hammersmith
Tammy
Gene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
China
People's Republic of China
Ormandy
Peking
Shanghai
Don Ran
Roy Harris
Samuel Barber
William Sehuman
Beethoven
Brahms
Mavari
Wagner
Byorak
Havel
Respighi
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Couriar-Journal
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Clarksville
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MI6
Attica
N.Y
Arthur Eye
Buffalo
Uii
Bath
Maine
Sedgwick
UAW
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Leonard Woodcock
Chrysler
Common Europe
Agen
U.S
K.B. Anderson
Anderson
Tuesaday
Nisan
North Korea
Kim Tl Sung
Kim
Cali
Bormann
Tricia Nixon Cox
Tricia
President Nixon
Edward Finch Cox
Mary Ann Livingston Delafield Cox
Brinkley Stimson Thorne
Cox
Westhampton Beach
Alan Bean
Hannibal
Alps
Bean
Mission Control
Houston
B.C
Geneva
Col de Montegenevre
Owen Garriott
Betsy Delsroth
Sugarloaf
Minneapolis
Betsy
Mart Bormann
Adolf Hittler
Frankfurt
Hogse
Doachim Fichter
Welt Am Sonntag
West Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Institute For Forensic Medicine
Hitler
Soviet Union
South America
NiCad
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Texas Instruments Desk
Minder
Commodore Electronic
Craig
Rolfock
Sanirda
OHO
Pam, Sons
Clark Avenue
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