Cape Kennedy Labor Strike Delays Space Center Work
A wildcat walkout at Cape Kennedy stalls more than 178 million dollars in space construction for a third day. About 2,700 of 5,309 workers joined picket lines, but launch preparations for a Tuesday Tiros weather satellite continued. The dispute involves 600 McGregor Werner employees seeking pay raises up to 1.29 per hour.
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Sit-Down Staged On Chicago Street
Civil rights demonstrators staged a sit down on La Salle Street outside Chicago City Hall during rush hour to demand the ouster of school Supt. Benjamin C. Wills after a stalled closed door meeting with Mayor Richard J. Daley. About 50 protesters were arrested as police moved in to clear the blockage. Al Raby and CORE official Robert Lucas were among the first on the street.
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Spending Curb Battle Won
Washington, UPI. The administration secured an eleventh hour victory to limit tourists to a $50 duty free exemption on goods returned from abroad. The Senate Finance Committee reconvened after rejecting the admin position and reversed its earlier vote by 11 to 6 to back the $50 cap, a move aimed at easing the balance of payments strain.
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Apportion Judgment Effect Seen In Electoral Reform
At the annual convention, state attorneys general discussed how the Supreme Court ruling on one man one vote could prompt reapportionment of legislatures and challenge the electoral college method. Delaware Attorney General David P. Buckson led the panel criticizing the current system.
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Actors Body Disposition Pondered
American consular officials awaited word from relatives of actor Steve Cochran regarding the disposition of his body. Cochran, 48, died aboard his watch on the Rogue off Guatemala last June 13. Death was attributed to a lung infection which paralyzed him. The partially decomposed body was found when Guatemalan coast guard crew boarded the Rogue drifting offshore. There were two teenaged Mexican girls and a Mexican woman aboard who said they kept house for him.
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Monsignor Mumps Out in Isleta Church Feud
A Catholic priest Msgr Stadtmueller was handcuffed and ousted from St Augustine's Church at Isleta Pueblo near Albuquerque after a feud with Pueblo Gov Andy Abeita. Stadtmueller went into seclusion as Santa Fe archdiocese and church leaders seek to resolve the standoff. Abeita also remained silent while in Los Lunas working on a construction job.
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Beatrix of Netherlands Announces Engagement to Claus von Amsberg
Queen Juliana confirmed Crown Princess Beatrix will wed Claus von Amsberg in 1966, despite objections over his Hitler Youth past. Beatrix said the romance began at a dinner party and she received a diamond ring. The government may delay approval until spring while Beatrix urges calm. Von Amsberg recalled disliking Nazi Youth coercion and noted his WWII service in a German tank regiment.
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Nation's Weather 24-Hour Summary From U S Weather Bureau
United ESS International provides a 24 hour national weather table ending at 4 a m Monday. The San Francisco U S Weather Bureau prepares the forecast with temperature and precipitation figures for major regions.
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Social Democrats gain in Saarland boost fall bid
West Germany's Social Democrats made large gains in Saarland on Monday signaling momentum for a national campaign against Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. The Christian Democrats held a slim majority in the Saarland legislature after Sunday voting. Queen Elizabeth II recovered from a temperature and began Scotland tour ashore after a delay on the royal yacht Brittania.
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Nuns Stage First Fashion Show of Habits in London
Nuns from 23 orders modeled stretch nylons pleated skirts and scooter crash helmets in the world’s first habit fashion show in London. A 250-strong audience of fashion writers and nuns watched as the sisters appeared on stage without makeup, displaying calm and simple grace.
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Callaghan to seek greater US pound support in London talks
British chancellor James Callaghan arrives in Washington for talks with Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler amid concerns over Britain stabilizing the pound. In Houston the Space Agency will unveil six new scientist-astronauts and test a rapid-egress device. A Tennessee farmer wins a land dispute after the Agriculture Department drops its claim. A Norwegian freighter rescue story and a cross fire incident in New York also appear, and congressional action on a presidential disability amendment is anticipated.
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NAACP Chief Foresees End for Jim Crow in America
Roy Wilkins, executive director of the NAACP, said in Denver that Jim Crow and all the evil he represents are on their last legs in America during the opening of the NAACP annual convention.
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U.S. Jets Hit Viet Cong Positions Across South Vietnam
U S jets attacked a Viet Cong staging area 210 miles northeast of Saigon, claiming 100 rebels killed and 116 buildings damaged. Leaflet drops over North Vietnam accompanied strikes near Nha Trang and Da Nang as U S forces pursue Viet Cong concentrations and support South Vietnamese units. A Bien Hoa base incident killed two U S soldiers, with aircraft and squadrons shifted to bolster operations. One Skyhawk remains missing after a hunter killer mission.
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Mystery crash of U S Air Force plane near Saigon
In Long Binh Tan South Viet Nam villagers report a C-123 crash 13 miles east of Tan Son Nhut airport killing one officer and one enlisted man. Eyewitnesses say 16 bodies were removed and civilians died on the ground as the plane vanished after appearing to explode. No markings were visible and U S authorities gave few details about the mission or aircraft.
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North Las Vegas backs water bond for regional needs
North Las Vegas city council voted unanimously to support the $15 million Las Vegas Valley Water District bond, slated for July 27 statewide. District reps including Jim Olm met prior to the session. council actions also included a 50 page August traffic ordinance and a sidewalk paving plan for College Park.
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Jazz Great Red Nichols and the Horn of Plenty
Red Nichols, famed American jazz musician, led 36 piece ensembles and recorded some early titles that now fetch collector prices. He played top night spots, entertained at Pebble Beach and Ryder Cup events, toured Europe, and starred in a life story film with Danny Kaye. He later hosted TV programs recounting jazz history.
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Case of Mail Theft Proceedings In U S District Court
The case of Martin Kutzen, charged with mail theft and destruction, continued by Judge Roger P D Foley Jr until 10 am Tuesday. Kutzen, part owner in the Desert Inn Hotel gaming operation and Donna Kutzen Youth Foundation founder, was indicted May 11 and released on $1000 bond. his lawyers seek a bill of particulars detailing specific accusations.
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DA'S BATTING 500 IN QUICK CRIMINAL CALENDAR
Speedup in district court criminal handling noted as 10 defendants slated for trial were disposed of. Judge John Mowbray said trials now occur two weeks after arraignments for defendants held in custody. Last week four dismissed, one guilty, one not guilty, four entered guilty pleas. Cases ranged from murder to taking a vehicle without consent.
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Convictions For 155 Berkeley Protestors
Berkeley judge convicts 155 sit in demonstrators at Sproul Hall for trespassing and resisting arrest with one acquittal for failure to disperse. Notable defendants include Mario Savio and Suzanne Goldberg. Sentences may follow starting July 19 with appeals planned by defense.
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