Nevada Test Site strike actions cloud Clark County
Trades serving the Nevada Test Site face a looming construction strike with a bleak outlook for a quick settlement. Local 10 endorsements and stalled talks with Reynolds and contractors push plans for a general strike into delays and reconsideration as negotiators seek time for talks.
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Nevada
Central Labor Council
Doe Seymour
Reynolds
Reeco
Associated General Contractors
Seymour
Harlem youths loot stores as Young Lords rally turns violent
A mob of about 200 youths looted shops and burned garbage in Spanish Harlem while patrols patrolled Third Avenue. Three officers were slightly hurt and one youth was arrested as a rally by the Young Lords, amid claims the group might be involved. An Newark man said Ortiz and four others robbed him of $40 after kidnapping charges. Authorities noted past use of garbage burning as a diversion tactic by the group.
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New York
UPI
Spanish Harlem
Third Avenue
Young Lords
Lindsay
Barry Gottehrer
Gottehrer
Nation Celebrates Flag Day 1970 Across Cities
United Press International reports Flag Day celebrations across the nation. In Baltimore Fort McHenry ceremonies drew thousands led by Susan Agnew, daughter of Vice President Spiro Agnew, pledging allegiance as bells rang and patriotic songs filled the town. A hard hat march of construction workers and others was planned for downtown Baltimore. In Chicago arrests occurred during Flag Day weekend with Roger Veasly charged for desecration after wearing a flag draped over his shoulder at a north side beach.
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America
Promi Rem
Ional
Chicago
Uehind
Detroit
Susan Agnew
Spiro Agnew
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Roger Veasly
North Side
Anti-American Riots Sweep Japan Across Major Cities
Tokyo and other cities faced mass protests as 303 people were arrested and 48 injured in demonstrations against the U S Japan security treaty renewal planned for June 23. Police clashed with radicals while families and students joined peaceful shows of peace and anti-military sentiment.
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Japan
Tokyo
APH
United States
Soviet Siberia
China
America
Saigon Buddhists hold anti American protest funeral
About 100 elderly Buddhist women and youths march with signs reading Americans go home for the funeral of Thich Rev. Thien Lai a 74 year old monk who immolated himself for peace. The event follows a violent anti American protest by students and reflects tensions within Vietnamese Buddhism.
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Saigon
API
Thich
Thien Lai
Cholon
Lai
Nam Dinh
North Vietnam
Pho Quang
Vietnam
An Quang
Voters sour on Kennedy after Chappaquiddick survey findings
A national Harris poll shows growing public doubt about Sen Edward Kennedy nine months after the Cape Cod inquest. Forty three percent say they respect him less, with 55 percent among college educated and 34 percent among Catholics showing loss of respect.
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Chappaquiddick
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen. Ed
Ward Kennedy
Cape Cod
Mary Jo Kopechne
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Weather in Sunny City Brings Warm Day Ahead
The forecast calls for sunny skies and gentle winds with a high of 95 and a low of 60. Yesterday's high reached 58 with an 8 dollar note misprint. Sunrise is at 5 23 and sunset at 7 59 with noontime humidity at 16 percent.
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25Th Infantry Division
George Hollis
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Juan Ortiz
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Jack McCall
Newark
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Harold Hyman
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United Press International
Francis Scott Key
Feasly
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Mitsuko Kanba
Tokyo University
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Asia
Akasaka Mitsuke
Yoyogi
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Imperial Palace Grounds
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