Sirhan seeks return to Kennedy murder scene in hotel kitchen
Sirhan Sirhan proposes revisiting the Ambassador Hotel kitchen to aid memory of Kennedy assassination. His lawyer and two Los Angeles supervisors met him at Soledad Prison, discussing possible hypnosis and further psychiatric work to uncover any hidden motive.
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Soledad
Calif
Sirhan Sirhan
Ambassador Hotel
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Godfrey Isaac
Senator Kennedy
Los Angeles
Kenneth Hahn
Baxter Ward
California
Kennedy
Ambassador Kitchen
Hahn
County Board of Supervisors
Ward
Isaac
Rosalynn Carter Faces Protests During Quito Visit
About 150 students clashed with police near the Legislative Palace as Rosalynn Carter met Ecuadorean officials. Stones and gasoline bombs were used, tear gas dispersed the crowd, and a loud protest shouted anti imperialist chants. She received a warm welcome later at the Working Boys Center before heading to Lima on a seven nation tour.
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Quito
Ecuador
Rosalynn Carter
U.S
Carter
Legislative
Rosalynn
Supreme Court limits challenge to pre Civil Rights Act discrimination
The Supreme Court 7-2 held discriminatory union seniority policies from before July 1965 immune from legal challenge. The ruling affects long haul trucking and may preserve past discrimination in seniority lists. Separately, a 5-4 decision curbed zoning in East Cleveland, restricting how a family can live together. Mitchell and Haldeman imprisonment proceeds as Sirica oversees Watergate case.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Teamsters Union
Congress
Cleveland
Ohio
Atty
John Mitchell
White House
H.R. Haldeman
U.S
John J. Sirica
Mitchell
Haldeman
Illinois House rejects ERA for sixth year in a row
The Illinois General Assembly again blocks the Equal Rights Amendment as House members vote 101 to 74. The measure falls six votes short of the three fifths needed to move the ERA to the Senate, signaling continued opposition and momentum against the constitutional change banning sex discrimination.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois General Assembly
House
Senate
Conference fails to reach goals at International Economic Cooperation talks
The 18 month conference in Paris ended without a durable energy dialogue or a concrete push on a new international economic order. Two major agreements emerged: a $1 billion emergency aid fund for the poorest countries and a Common Fund to stabilize prices of raw materials. Officials lamented limited progress while noting advances in Africa development, food production, and aid. Saudi Arabia and Iran pressed for the U.S. proposal, but Algeria Iraq and Venezuela declined to back it.
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Paris
Africa
Third World
United States
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Nations
Saudi Arabia
Iran
U.S
Algeria
Iraq
Venezuela
Ice sinks ferry off Labrador coast with 110 aboard
The Canadian National ferry William Carson sank after heavy ice near Square Islands ruptured its hull. All 110 aboard were rescued, 88 passengers and 22 crew in good condition. Helicopters ferried 42 to Mary's Harbor and St. Anthony. the icebreaker Sir Humphrey Gilbert saved the rest. The ship departed St. John's Tuesday night for Goose Bay. about 1,000 tons of cargo, including 4 432 cases of beer, were lost.
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Halifax
Canada
William Carson
Labrador
Canadian National Ferry
Mary’s Harbor
St. Anthony
Newfoundland
Humphrey Gilbert
Canadian National
Carson
St. John’s
Newfoundland Island
Island
Goose Bay
Square Islands
Two names on hit list confusion in Flossmoor case
In Flossmoor Illinois police found two names on a scrap of paper amid a killing and a death linked to Raymond L. Schultz 37. Sidney Cohen and a second blurred name Levin or Levine were named. authorities pursue whether Schultz acted alone or in a conspiracy against Jewish residents.
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Flossmoor
Ill
The
Chicago Tribune
Bernard Carey
Raymond L. Schultz
Carey
Sidney Cohen
Schultz
Levin
Levine
the Tribune
Jeffrey Cohen
Sydney Cohen
Cohen
Reddigs
Winona teachers seek 18 percent pay rise over two years
Winona School District teachers asked the school board for an 18 percent, two year wage increase totaling nearly 900000. The plan calls for an 11.7 percent raise in 1977-78 and 6.3 percent in 1978-79 for K-12 staff, plus fringe benefits and changes to extracurricular pay. The tech institute teachers would get two nine percent yearly boosts if agreed. A fifth bargaining session is set for Monday with a response expected.
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Winona, Minn
Winona
Henry Stan
Kiewitz
Winona Area
Milwaukee judge rules mental health law vague
A Milwaukee County judge declared portions of Wisconsin's new mental health law unconstitutional for vagueness and ordered the release of a 26 year old man held as mentally ill. Judge William Shaughnessy criticized the law for allowing confinement without a recent overt act showing danger and said a jury could confine a person based on risk alone. A county spokesman said the office would appeal.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
William Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Ettrick Girl Chosen for Girls State Program in Madison
ETTRICK Wisconsin Sue Kasten daughter of Mr and Mrs Gailard Kasten has been selected by the Ettrick American Legion Auxiliary to attend Girls State in Madison June 12 14. Alternate named is Deborah Terpening daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Terpening.
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Ettrick
Wis
Sue Kasten
Gailard Kasten
Ettrick American Legion Auxiliary
Madison
Deborah Terpening
Ronald Terpening
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