Daley eyes fourth bid to end Illinois phone strike
Chicago mayor Daley and union and management reps meet to settle the 62 day strike that threatens August Democratic National Convention at the Amphitheater. If unresolved, the event could move, with shockwaves from antiwar protests and a looming taxi walkout and Bell Telephone labor actions. Bell says full comms depend on entry by Monday. 11,800 IBEW workers are idle though some site work is complete.
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Jim Falls Youth Hurt In Accident
An 18 year old Jim Falls youth James Dressel is hospitalized with a serious head injury after a tractor auto crash south of Pigeon Falls. Also injured were 17 year old Ran on Rowan and others in Trempealeau County accidents.
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Arcadia
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Poor People's Campaign to Boycott Six Milwaukee Stores
A Milwaukee spokesperson for the Poor People's Campaign says at least six chain stores in the area are targets of a nationwide protest announced in Chicago. Rev. E L Sherman of Operation Breadbasket Milwaukee says shoppers will be urged to abstain from shopping at these outlets.
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E. L. Sherman
Breadbasket
Chicago
Sherman
Chicagoan Declared Winner Of Chess Title In Milwaukee
Chicago player Edward Formanek won the Milwaukee Chess Foundation Western Open after a four day event ended in a six-way first place tie. Tie breakers placed Formanek ahead of William Martz Hartland Curt Basket Minneapolis Ivan Theodorevitch Toronto Stephen Popel Fargo and Eric March Rochester in a crowded field.
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Fargo
N.D
Eric Marchand
Rochester
N.Y
Blaiberg Beats Setback With New Serum Treatment
In Cape Town Dr. Philip Blaiberg the longest surviving heart transplant patient rallied Sunday after a major setback. Doctors used antilymphocyte serum ALG and reported definite improvement with better lung condition. Wife Eileen Blaiberg quoted optimism while Barnard noted no further emergency treatment anticipated.
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South Africa
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Christiaan Barnard
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Colo
Louis Washkansky
Rebel Students Ousted From U. Of Paris
Police at dawn moved into the new medical school on Rue des Saints-Peres and evicted the last 17 students holding out in the four story building. The red flag over the roof was hauled down as authorities ended a long student revolt in Paris.
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McCarthy Won't Head Fourth Party Bid If Nominated
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy said he would not lead a fourth party ticket if he loses the Democratic nomination and may cancel plans to travel to Paris to meet North Vietnamese diplomats. He suggested conditional support for an independent run, while Vice President Humphrey said he would back McCarthy if he wins the Democratic nomination. Nixon predicts November edge for himself, Rockefeller criticizes national transport policy, Wallace aims to be on most ballots, and Gallup notes Democrats leading Congress.
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Paris
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Meet the Press
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Break-Ins Reported In Caledonia And Hokah
Caledonia and Hokah businesses were entered early Saturday with total theft of 158 dollars. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Club of Caledonia lost 8 dollars and Toppys Bar in Hokah 150 dollars. Sheriff Byron Whitehouse said Roger Feller of Dakota, 30, was arrested for larceny in a shotgun and television theft, appeared before Justice O Conner, and was bound over to District Court with a 200 dollar bond. One man, Benjamin Starks, 23, faced arraignment for destroying public property after tearing up belongings in his cell. An accident on South Ridge Road west of La Crescent caused a rollover with no injuries. The search for George Danielson continued with no new developments.
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Byron Whitehouse
Houston County
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Sheriff's Office
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Feller
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Midwest Motors
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Harlem woman Charlene Mitchell named Communist presidential candidate
Charlene Mitchell, a 38 year old Harlem resident, received the Communist Party USA nomination for president at a four day convention in New York. The party cited black liberation as the top issue and said a woman would occupy the White House to beautify lives. Michael Zagarell, a 24 year old Brooklyn youth secretary, was named vice president amid questions about his age and his anti draft arrest case.
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Michael Zagarell
U.S
Communist Party
New York City
Mitchell
Harlem
Zagarell
Brooklyn
New York
U.S.A
Pollution of Great Lakes Topic of Lecture
Dr. Matthew Hohn a Michigan biologist will discuss pollution of the Great Lakes at 7 30 p m Wednesday in 121 Cowley Hall La Crosse State University He talks on algae as a measure of water quality and has studied eastern rivers Lake Erie Lake Michigan with NSF support.
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la Crosse State University
Central Michigan University
Mt. Pleasant
Hohn
Lake Erie
National Institute of Health
Lake Michigan
Hahn
National Science Foundation
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