Teamsters withdraw sanction of J M picket line
The Teamsters Joint Council 42 withdrew sanction for the picket line at Johns Manville in Lompoc, allowing union truck traffic again. The action followed a labor dispute amid ongoing talks mediated by Frank Allen with J M, while 500 workers faced the lockout and picketing continued outside the Miguelito Canyon Road gate.
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Teamsters Union
Chemical Workers
Johns-Manville Products Co
Lompoc Truck Co
North G St
J-M
International Chemical Workers Union
Miguelito Canyon Road
Chemical Union
Tom McCall
Teamsters
Los Angeles
McCall
Chemical Workers Union
Leaders pledge Ford rebate enactment by April first
Congressional leaders told President Ford at the White House breakfast that the $12 billion one time tax rebate for 1974 taxpayers would be enacted by April 1 with possible modifications. Key figures signaled limits on wage and price controls and wage policy while debating rationing and energy measures.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Ron Nelsen
White House
Nessen
L. William Seidman
Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virgina
Congress
Nelsen
Council On
Soviet Union seeks detente despite trade pact dispute
Moscow says it wants to sustain detente and good commercial ties with the United States even after halting the 1972 trade agreement. Tass quotes Anatoly Krasikov stressing equality and mutual benefit while criticising Western money grabbing and calling for firm stance against Western attitudes.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Muss
Moscow- Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Tass
Anatoly Krasikov
United States of America
Kissinger
Krasikov
Israelis Strike Guerrilla Targets in Fifth Frontline Day
Israeli troops crossed into Lebanon and hit Arab guerrilla targets for the fifth straight day of border clashes. Lebanon called for an emergency Arab leaders conference to halt the raids. In Chouba near the border four guerrillas were killed and two Israelis wounded in a gun battle, while a prior clash left eight Israeli soldiers wounded.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Chouba
Simon denies reports he will be replaced
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon denied White House reports that he would be replaced and said he remains the chief economic spokesman for the President. He defended Ford’s integrated anti inflation and anti recession program and praised the administration’s bold, not reckless, approach.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Ford
State of the Union
Congress
Former CIA chief cites radicalism as trigger for domestic spying
Richard Helms defended CIA actions and said the late 1950s and early 1960s surge of extreme radicalism justified domestic intelligence activities. He called attacks on intelligence gathering irresponsible and warned against damaging US interests. Colby detailed a 45 page report and acknowledged files on 10,000 dissidents while noting gaps in secrecy laws.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
Richard Helms
Helms
United States
William E. Colby
Congress
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Armed Services Committee
Colby
Senate Appropriations Committee
John C. Stennis
Weather outlook Fair Through Friday With Mild Temperatures
Forecast shows little temperature change through Friday with highs in the 60s to low 70s and nights in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Light winds. Tidal conditions Friday include high tides of 4.2 feet at 12:45 a.m. and 4.1 feet at 12:10 p.m. Low tides reach 2.1 feet at 6:33 a.m. and 0.9 feet at 6:47 p.m.
Mrs Hewes appeals for missing love birds on South C Street
Mrs. Fred Hewes appeals to the thief who stole her two love birds from outside an aviary on South C Street to return them or give them tender loving care. The owner asks for the birds to be recovered unharmed and offers gratitude.
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Fred Hewes
Aviary
South C Street
Incumbent chairmen ousted in Democratic caucus reshuffle
Washington Democrats voted to remove Poage of Agriculture and Hebert of Armed Services as chairmen in a day long caucus. Poage lost 144 to 141 and Hebert 152 to 133 amid a wave of liberal demand for change.
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Washington
UPI
House
W.R. Poage
Agriculture Committee
F. Edward Hebert
Armed Services Committee
Poage
Hebert
Wayne Hays
House Administration Committee
Wright Patman
Rep
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
Hays
Henry Reuss
Wisconsin
Patman
Common Cause
Citizens’ Lobby
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C.A. Carlson
Allen
Lompoc
Central Avenue
Seidman
Herbert A. Lyon
Samtec
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc Valley
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