Subway Murder Charge Faces Teen Slaying In Harlem
Christopher Lynch, 17, surrendered with his brother Roger Lynch, a Black Muslim, to face murder charges in the subway slaying of Andrew Mormile, 17, who tried to intervene as three girls were allegedly molested. Mormile was stabbed on a Harlem bound train last Friday.
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Christopher Lynch
Harlem
Andrew Mormile
Roger E. Lynch
Irene Lynch
Patricia Harris
Lynch
Mormile
Brooklyn
Terry Toomer
Las Vegas and North Las Vegas Face District Takeover Bid
Las Vegas and North Las Vegas push to take control of Sanitation Districts 1 and 2 from Clark County. The Assembly State County and City Affairs Committee heard arguments on which subdivision should govern the districts. Chair Ray Kinsley will seek more input from district officials before deciding. Las Vegas and North Las Vegas claim economical operation based on prior experience. North Las Vegas seeks District 2 and part of its operations to Las Vegas, Las Vegas seeks both districts and part of District 2 to North Las Vegas, while the county desires both districts.
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Carson City
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Las Vegas
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Assembly
Ray Kinsley
D-Lovelock
Steel unions propose minor non monetary demands in counter talks
Pittsburgh reports the United Steelworkers Union presented "non money" demands to the Big 11 steel producers as initial proposals. Industry sources fear the scope could raise hourly labor costs beyond the current 4.37 dollar figure, with the April 30 contract deadline looming and a May 1 strike option possible. The revised demands include a grievance procedure change allowing local unions to strike after failed peaceful resolution efforts.
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United Steelworkers Union
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Taylor Says Fear Stops Reds From Military Action
UPI report cites U.S. Ambassador Max D. Taylor saying Moscow and Peking have shown reluctance to retaliate after raids on North Viet Nam due to fear and inability. He notes North Viet Nam controls the Viet Cong, and argues negotiations are impossible while fighting persists. An American naval adviser died and two were wounded in a river patrol south-west of Saigon.
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Taylor
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Viet Nam
Soviet Union
CBC
Tom Gould
United States
Hanoi
Gromyko Proposes 11-Point Disarmament Plan in London
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko outlined an 11-point disarmament plan during talks with British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart in London. Sources say there was no real concession from the Soviets and no firm date set for Geneva disarmament talks. The West hopes to resume discussions after the United Nations General Assembly adjourned.
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London
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
Michael Stewart
United Nations
Germany
Gromyko
Viet Nam
Geneva
Gemini Dry Run Nears Two Man Space Flight Test
At Cape Kennedy a pair of astronauts in silvery gear ascend a Gemini capsule for a dry run of America s first two man space flight scheduled for next Tuesday. Electrical signals simulate flight maneuvers as the Titan 2 booster remains unfueled for a four hour 52 minute mock launch and landing in the Atlantic.
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America
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
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