Nixon expands campaign to New York suburbs
Nixon took his campaign to white collar suburbs north of New York City promising stronger home rule. He spoke at Westchester County Center after meeting with top business leaders at the Pierre Hotel and planned talks with Gov. Rockefeller on a ban to curb nuclear weapon spread.
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White Plains
N. Y
UPD
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
America
Westchester County Center
New York City
Pierre Hotel
Central Park
Nelson Rockefeller
Pocantico Estate
Here
New Fighting Breaks Out Along Suez Canal Front
United Press International reports a fresh fighting burst along the Suez Canal cease-fire line with artillery tanks and mortars engaging for hours. Casualties include Israeli and Egyptian forces and civilians, as leaders urge UN action to avert broader war.
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United Press International Israel
Suez Canal
New York
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Jerusalem
Egypt
Middle East
Joseph Tekoah
el Kantara
Jordan River
Ashdot Yaacov
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
Moshe Dayan
Abdel Moneim Riad
Canal
Norway
Odd Bull
U.N. Truce Supervisory Organization
UNTSO
U.N
Ismailia
West Bank
Bull
Salah Gohar
Thant
Homophile groups seek Yellow Pages listings in Bay Area
At a California Public Utilities Commission hearing Bay Area homophile groups urged inclusion of a listing under Homophile Organizations in the Pacific Telephone Yellow Pages. Rev Charles H Lewis said it helps those seeking help and the council along with SIR Tavern Guild and Daughters of Bilitis pressed for the heading. Pacific Telephone noted about 300 annual requests for new headings but cannot honor all.
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Bay Area
California Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Telephone
Charles H. Lewis
Council On Religion and
Commission
Society For Individual Rights
SIR
The
Tavern Guild of
San Francisco
Daughters of Bilitis
Americans Clash Near Saigon In Heavy Frontline Fighting
American infantrymen battled a Communist battalion about 20 miles south of Saigon, claiming 48 Red soldiers killed. In Saigon a school attack killed one teacher and wounded three. In the Mekong Delta, communists shelled a radio station, an airfield, and a district capital as Tay Ninh City faced renewed fighting and possible Viet Cong control. Ground forces were dispatched to Tay Ninh as the city had earlier seen a major assault causing heavy Communist losses.
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Saigon
APS
Mekong
Tay Ninh
Bermuda Residents Lead in Travel Spending Per Capita
A United Nations survey reports Bermuda residents spend more per person on travel than any other nation. The finding highlights Bermuda as the top traveler economy ahead of all other countries in per capita terms.
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United Nations
N.Y
Bermuda
Arraignment Delayed In Tot's Death
Charles Sagmoey appeared in Justice Court on a murder charge in the death of his 2 year old step daughter Ilya Lyn Stinson. Arraignment was postponed to allow him time to obtain an attorney. The child died from a skull fracture after an alleged fall claimed by the parents. The mother Victoria Sagmoey was jailed and released with charges dropped.
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Charles Sagmoey
Justice Court
Sagmoey
Ilya Lyn Stinson
Victoria Sagmoey
AFGE Convention Debates Employee Complaints And Growth
About 2,500 delegates at the 21st AFGE biennial convention at the Stardust Hotel heard grievances from federal workers and appeals. Speakers included Veterans Administration and Navy personnel leaders and Bun Bray on manpower use. The Navy salary roll totals over 400,000 civilians with AFGE representing about 62,000, up 27,000 since 1966. Sessions continue through Friday.
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American Federation of Government Employes
Stardust Hotel
Veterans Administration, Navy
Afl-Cio Union
Navy Department
R. H. Willey
Navy
AFGE
Irene Parsons
U. S. Veterans Administration
Bun Bray
Fire chiefs thwart hotel blaze during Las Vegas convention
Three visiting fire chiefs Elmer Brouillard L C Lisenbee and Gordon Barker woke at 2 a.m. when a security guard knocked on doors on the Sahara Hotel tower 16th floor. They smelled smoke and pulled a sleeping South African woman from danger before extinguishing a mattress fire with a hotel extinguisher.
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Las Vegas
Sahara Hotel Tower
Elmer Brouillard
Chico
Calif
L. C. Lisenbee
Central Point
Ore
Gordon Barker
Metford
Barker
Lisenbee
Brouillard
Striking NYC teachers reach tentative settlement
In New York City a tentative agreement ends a two day strike over race related tensions. The deal subjects 55 000 union members to ratification and promises job security for all 58 000 city teachers while reintegrating 10 dismissed teachers in Ocean Hill Brownsville.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Teachers Union
Bernard B. Donovan
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
Uft
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Harlem
Board of Education
Train Derailment Injures 25 in Fort Wayne
A Penn Central Pennsylvanian Limited derailed on the East Side of Fort Wayne as it slowed for a stop. About 25 people were injured, none seriously, with 14 at St Joseph’s, 6 at Lutheran, and 4 at Parkview Memorial hospitals.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Penn Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Limited
Fort Wayne
New York
Chicago
Pontiac Street
St. Joseph's
Lutheran
Parkview Memorial
Contested Views on Police Conduct and Civic Duty
Readers debate policing and youth behavior during protests in Chicago. Letters describe police restraint and brutality, media treatment, and fears of fascism while calling for government support for families and youth guidance. The exchange cites Daley, park activity, tear gas, and demonstrations.
Shooting Victim Samuel Swanson Seriously Hurt
Samuel Swanson 31 remained in serious condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after a Sunday shooting. A .22 caliber bullet lodged behind his eye. Louise Handson 25 is charged with assault with a deadly weapon in the Clark County School District architect case. Deputies lack details.
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Samuel Swanson
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Louise Handson
Clark County
Swanson
NSU Blackout After Substation Fire
A fire at Nevada Southern University substation cut power to much of campus for over 11 hours. Hundreds of students were sent home as a small blaze caused an explosion. damage listed as minor and power restored by 2 30 a.m. the following day.
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Nevada Southern University
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Whitney Communications Corp
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Tiffany and Co
Barry T. Leithead
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Shanker
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New Brighton, Pa
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Lords Mortuary
San Bernadino, California
Harold Upshaw
Memory Gardens
Catherine T. Landers
Bunker Bros. Chapel
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Guardian Angel Shrine Internment—Memory Gardens
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Salt Lake City, Utah
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Napa, California
Clifford Kritta
Iowa City
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Willie Sandstrom
Mary Souder
Ee Carey's Paint & Carpet Co
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Charleston
Doris Bell
Daley
M. C. Deem
Virginia Catt
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Heers Roeder
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