Chrysler strike ends as UAW accepts marathon talks
Chrysler executives hail the settlement reached after a near round-the-clock bargaining session that began Sunday at 1 am and ended Monday at 4 pm. UAW leaders said the agreement resolves all issues and that strikers likely will not return before next Monday due to the required qualification process. Chrysler vice president William O'Brien called the deal excellent and welcomed the agreement while workers in 12 states and Canada stayed on the picket lines overnight.
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Hunt seeks to change Watergate guilty plea
Howard Hunt, first Watergate defendent to plead guilty, asks to withdraw plea claiming government withheld evidence. He seeks dismissal of conspiracy burglary and wiretapping charges, arguing acts were lawful or justified by belief they were lawful under national security powers. Also cites Gemstone program and guidance from Gordon Liddy and others. The government has a week to respond.
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Segretti Plea and Conspiracy Charges Highlight Case
Segretti faces up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine on each of four counts. Kalmbach testified he passed money at the request of Dwight J. Chapin for the White House. The indictment accuses Segretti of conspiring with Hearing and Robert Morton Reno to disrupt Democratic primary campaigns by distributing political literature falsely attributed to candidates. The case cites earlier actions including distribution of pro Wallace cards and Muskie campaign letters. The filing notes alleged sexual misconduct by De Minn.
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White House
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Hearing
Robert Morton Reno
Henry M. Jackson
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Hubert Ho Humphrey
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Sextuplets Born in Colorado Amid Urgent Delivery Rush
In Lakewind Colorado a family welcomed sextuplets with five delivered by cesarean within minutes. Doctors aimed to deliver quickly to maximize survival. two boys and four girls born, names proposed include Julia Catherine John Stephen Jeffrey, with neighbors donating infant items while the family faces ongoing care and a record-keeping note.
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Packers See Dip in Meat Prices Reported
Market sources say meat prices may drop further in late September and October as packers expect a seasonal decline. Ralphs Market notes a possible price uptick later in the week, while chicken remains the best value for shoppers with slight price adjustments seen at times.
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Gasoline Retailers Run Affected By Price Rules
Gas stations across several states report varied shutdowns and losses as Phase 4 price controls bite. In Washington a bipartisan group of 33 senators asked the Cost of Living Council to revise regulations, while Oklahoma City retailers claim 25 percent of stations have halted profits margins. A New Mexico dealer warns nine percent could go out of business without relief. A DC class-action suits challenge the pricing rules as the case remains on appeal.
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Navy sets trial in ace fight aboard carrier ship
A special court martial awaits one black sailor after several scuffles with white and black sailors aboard the USS Oriskany during a training run off Northern California. Four sailors were disciplined. one white sailor was found guilty of using derogatory language while a black sailor was found guilty of threatening language.
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Big Firms and Unions Face Job Bias Charges
The EEOC notified General Motors Ford General Electric and Sears along with unions including United Auto Workers and IUE of charges of race sex and national origin discrimination on a national scale. The action could trigger court cases under Title 7 of the Civil Rights Act as settlements are pursued.
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United Electric Workers Union
Auto and Electrical Industries
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At&t
General Motors
FBI Chief Defends Victimless Crime Fight Amid Criticism
FBI Director Clarence Kelley argues laws against gambling and prostitution protect communities from hoodlums and prevent crime without victims from expanding. He notes continued Mafia activity and warns against underfunding police efforts while acknowledging past failures to curb organized crime. The Air Force reports Pratt & Whitney jet engine endurance test failure after early start.
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Kissinger cleared to win Senate confirmation for secretary of state
A two man Senate subcommittee found Kissinger's role in the wiretapping of 17 enemies and government officials did not bar him from Senate confirmation. Senators Case and Sparkman released a brief summary after reviewing a secret FBI memo. McGovern said he would vote against confirmation as a protest against war policy.
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