Nixon Editors Discuss Radio Questioning Nixon at ASNE event
National Broadcasting Company and Columbia Broadcasting System will carry live on radio an hour long session in which six editors and newsmen question President Nixon. The White House refused a live TV broadcast. The ASNE convention at the Shoreham Hotel features four panelists and AP and UP correspondents, with introductions of new officers and six board nominees to be announced.
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Washington
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Nixon
White House
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Canham
ASNE
Newbold Noyes Jr
Evening Star
Noyes
John McCormally
Oscar Awards Tonight
AP reports the 48th Academy Awards unfold tonight with George C. Scott likely to refuse the prize for Patton if awarded. NBC will televise at 10 p.m. EST from the Music Center with Bob Hope hosting and a slate of presenters including Peck, Hawn, Belafonte, and Miles.
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Hollywood
George C. Scott
Scott
Patton
Academy
Frank McCarthy
McCarthy
New York
NBC
Dorothy Chandler
Music Center
Bob Hope
Gregory Peck
Sally Kellerman
Goldie Hawn
Harry Belafonte
Maggie Smith
Burt Bacharach
Angie Dickinson
Shirley Jones
Glen Campbell
Sarah Miles
Joan Blondell
Jeanne Moreau
Merle Oberon
Burt Lancaster
Walter Matthau
Steve McQueen
Janet Gaynor
Yesteryear
Scott and Jones
Melvyn Douglas
Jack Nicholson
Ryan O'Neal
Strike Leaders Jailed In Philadelphia Transit Strike
Two leaders of Philadelphia's TWU Local 234 were ordered jailed indefinitely for disobeying a court injunction to end the walkout affecting SEPTA service. A $100,000 daily fine and $250 daily for the union's executive board were imposed as the strike entered its fourth day.
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Philadelphia
Common Pleas Court
D. Donald Jamieson
Dominic DeClerico
Transportation Workers Union
Joseph Donato
Jamieson
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
SEPTA
DeClerico
Amato
TWA
Delaware
Red Arrow
Matthew Guinan
The
National Union
TWU
Norman Ingraham
Samuel Beard
Striking TWU Leaders jailed as Philadelphia transit strike continues
Two Local 234 leaders, Dominic DicERico and Joseph Donato, were jailed after defying a court injunction to end a four day walkout that halted bus trolley and subway service for nearly a million riders. Judge D Donald Jamieson sentenced them to six months but ordered release when the strike ends.
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Philadelphia
Dominic DiCerico
Joseph Donato
Transport Workers Union
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
DiClerico
Order of Common Pleas
D. Donald Jamieson
TWU
International
Matthew Guinan
Local 234
Guinan
Jamieson
Wheeling Sues B&O Over Relocation Of City Tracks
Wheeling West Virginia filed suit in Ohio County Circuit Court to force Baltimore and Ohio to relocate its main Pittsburgh Columbus tracks from a city street. The city also asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to remove the tracks. Negotiations with the railroad have been ongoing for months to move the industrial area thoroughfare.
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Wheeling
W.va
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohio County Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
B&o
Torrance State Hospital implements unitization plan
Torrance State Hospital completes a major patient care change by grouping residents by geographic home areas and decentralizing authority. The Jamison Building will house Indiana and Armstrong county patients, with catchment areas aiding familiarization and volunteer programs. Open house during Mental Health Week set for Sunday May 2 from 1 to 4 30 p.m. for tours.
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Torrance
Torrance State Hospital
Indiana
Armstrong Counties
Jamison
Stage Set For Seminar On Campus
Indiana University's business management department and the Association for Systems Management plan the third annual Systems Seminar in the Student Union Lecture Lounge. Titled Manager vs. Systems Analyst Bridging the Communications Barrier, the program features three executives from management and three from systems analysts detailing communications problems between managers and data processing experts.
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Indiana University
Business Management
Association For Systems Management
Thomas F. Frankart
Wheeling- Pittsburgh Steel Corporation
Jack
Salaries Rise for UMW Leaders Amid Turbulence
The United Mine Workers international union filed reports showing a 25 percent rise in salaries for 69 officers and 77 employees to 2.35 million dollars. Tony Boyle kept his 60,000 dollar pay, while Edward Carey rose to 45,000 and vice president Titler and secretary treasurer Owens stayed at 40,000. John Eagan’s pay jumped to 22,000 as the Senate Labor Committee reviews the 26th district finances amid indictments of Owens and Boyle.
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Washington
United Mine Workers International Union
Labor Department
W.A
Tony’’ Boyle
Joseph Yablonski
UMW
Edward L. Carey
Boyle
George J. Titler
John Owens
Owens
John Eagan
Pennsylvania
Senate Labor Committee
Radio Operators Schedule Meet in Indiana Area
CB radio operators in the Indiana area are invited to a 6 p.m. coffee break on Saturday April 17 at Dick Hoover’s home on Homer City RD 1 three miles from Dilltown Barclay Church Road Directions available by calling KPQ 4435 Channel 11 The meeting will be informal and demonstrations will cover test equipment and its CB use
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Indiana Area
Dick Hoover
Homer City RD
Hoover
Dilltown
Barclay Church Road
C. B. Radio
KPQ
C.B
C. B
Trade Policies To Blame For Steel Plant Woes
U S Sen Richard Schweiker told Jones Laughlin Steel union officials in Pittsburgh that Japanese trade policies and steel imports hurt the Pittsburgh Works, the city's largest employer. He urged federal limits on foreign steel, criticizing Nixon for not curb ing imports, saying such moves weaken U S defenses and raise unemployment.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Richard
Schweiker
R-Pa
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Nixon
Israeli raid in Lebanon sparks border clash and regional talks
Israeli raiders crossed the Lebanese border and blew up three houses in Kfar Kela before withdrawing under an artillery barrage. The Lebanese army reported seven houses destroyed in three villages in three prior raids, with no confirmed Israeli casualties. Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad left for Moscow to discuss Israel’s withdrawal, while Israeli leaders signaled flexible maximal territorial demands.
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Associated Press
Kfar Kela
Beirut
Israel
Lebanon
Middle East
Mahmoud Riad
Moscow
London
Riad
Abba Eban
Jerusalem Post
Tiran Strait
Golan Heights
Gaza Strip
Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan River
Ezer Weizman
Maariv
Egypt
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Weizman
Sexism topic at editors meeting draws mixed views
Washington AP report on a panel of five women at the American Society of Newspaper Editors convention. Quotes focus on feminism and balance between entertainment and serious issues. Pearl Bailey defends women’s ambitions while others cite downgrading by women and men alike. Included is a naval aviation interview trip and a Pinewood Derby scene from Cub Pack 40 with winners listed.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Willie Snow Etheridge
Mark Etheridge
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mark Etheridge Jr
Detroit Free Press
Pearl Bailey
Judith Vierst
Gloria Steinem
Quigley
Pearl Harbor
Ramey
Miss Bailey
Suburbia
Creekside
Cub Pack 40
Pope Paul VI Sets Standards for Church Music Tone
Pope Paul VI urged Catholics to discipline liturgical music, rejecting slovenly works and wedding marches in church. He called for artful yet prayerful music linking the sacred with beauty and warned not all music is valid or licit. He addressed about 1,000 Italian church music experts and signaled tightening toward folk Mass styles allowed only outside temple settings.
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Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
B&O Relocation Gives Coroner Drug Poisoning Ruling
PITTSBURGH AP The Allegheny County coroner's office rules the deaths of two Hill District men last month were accidental drug poisonings. Tests on Wednesday showed Curtis Henderson 22 and Kenneth Morse 21 died from Demerol overdose.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Coroner's Office
Curtis Henderson
Kenneth Morse
Newspaper Ethics Topic of Editors Discussion
Editors debate whether a grievance panel or press council is needed to oversee ethics. ERWIN Canham says newspapers must strengthen public confidence and uphold honest reporting. ASNE studies a cautious dry run to test potential tools, while leaders urge slow, careful exploration and warn against witch hunts.
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Washington
American Press Council
Erwin JD. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
American Society of Newspaper
Ediotrs
Canham
ASNE
Burlington
Iowa
Hawk-Eye
John Emmerich
The
Houston Chronicle
Press Council
John E. McMullan
Philadelphia Inquirer
Noyes
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Emmett Dedmon
Chicago Sun-Times
Daily News
William B. Dickinson
Philadelphia Bulletin
Sylvan Meyer
Miami News
Otis Chandler
Los Angeles Times
Cor
Frank Cormier
Eugene V. Risher
Society
C.A
Peter McKnight
Charlotte
N.C
Observer
McKnight
James G. Bellows
Charles L. Bennett
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
Thomas L. Bordman
Cleveland Press
Jack L. Butler
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Howard C. Cleavinger
Manag
Ing
Spokane Chronicle
James A. Clendinen
Tampa Tribune
Wilbur Elston
Detroit News
Clayton Kirkpatrick
Chicago Tribune
J. Edward Murray
Arizona Republic
Charles S. Rowe
Fredericksburg
Free Lance Star
Miss Alexander
Miss Miles
Ryan
Carrie Snodgress
Miss Jackson
Ali MacGraw
Greater Philadelphia
Ruthann Ray
Indian Springs Road
Indiana Hospital
Marlene Stanko
Sixth St
Wayne Ave
Maple St
Navy
Robin L. Quigley
the Waves
Estelle Ramey
George Washington University
Navy Air Team
IUP
Naval Aviation Air
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Naval
Pratt Hall
U.S. Navy
Naval Aviation Team
Pensacola
Fla
Cub Pack
Dan Fleming
Mark Eckenrod
Jim Bothell
Sam Romani
Joe Filipovich
Terry Fairman
Ted Stuchell
Tod Stuchell
Pope Paul
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