Hospitals battle sanitation strike as city orders trash removal
The Hospital Employees Union defies Mayor Lindsay's order to use municipal sanitation drivers to remove waste from 71 New York hospitals amid a four day strike. A court injunction targets the Teamsters affiliate, while officials weigh limits on the strike and possible National Guard aid. The dispute includes wage offers of $600 versus $400 and a contract expired last June.
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John V. Lindsay
Nick Cifuni
Afl-Cio American Federation of
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Teamsters Union
State Supreme Court
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Health Department
National Guard
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Saul S. Streit
O'Dwyer
Cosmos 201 SatelliteRings Earth Orbit
The Soviet Union launched the Cosmos 201 uncrewed satellite on a space research mission. It orbits Earth roughly every 89.9 minutes with altitudes from 130 to 220 miles and an inclination near 65 degrees.
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Soviet Union
Romney says people have been deceived about Vietnam and Pueblo
Michigan Governor George Romney charges the Johnson administration misled the public on Vietnam and the Pueblo seizure. He cites disputed water limits and a tilted view of enemy attacks, urging truth in Washington and warning against escalation.
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Johnson
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Pueblo
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Khe Sahn
Romney blasts Johnson amid Wisconsin campaign stop
In Wisconsin the candidate touted winning the nomination and election while attacking President Johnson. He cited a credibility gap and the Pueblo incident as evidence, claiming Johnson is leading the nation to ruination. The piece notes Tick birds are also called rhinoceros birds.
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Johnson
Romney Rockefeller push in New Hampshire primary race
Romney and Rockefeller clash over support and strategy as Romney tours New Hampshire. Rockefeller, denying a candidacy, praises Romney and lends aid via air travel and a high turnout fundraising dinner. Campaign officials fear write in threats and plan for possible future outcomes.
Doctors quit smoking with new tablet says survey
A survey reported 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke and many quit recently due to evidence linking cigarettes to lung cancer. The Anti-Tobacco Center of America cites a tablet that reduces nicotine need. under 2 percent of 150000 users still smoke. Free information available by mailing name and address to Dept 891-S at 276 Park Avenue South, New York City.
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Anti-Tobacco Center of America
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