U S Airline Pilots Reject Global Strike Call
Pilots from United American and Braniff refuse to back the IFAPA 24 hour strike over hijackings. Swissair will suspend operations in sympathy, while U S carriers plan normal schedules. The move targets enforcement sanctions under the Hague framework and ICAO.
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United Nations
UPS
International Federation of Airline Pilots Association
U.N
Swissair
U. S
United
American
Braniff International
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Pilots’ Organization
International Civil Aviation Organization
IFAPA
United Pilots
Sato Steps Down After Record Japanese Tenure
In Tokyo Prime Minister Kisaku Sato resigns after eight years leading Japan. The 71 year old declares at an LDP Diet meeting that the party must keep Japan strong. Four successors begin jockeying as the shock hits political circles.
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Tokyo
UPI
Kisaku Sato
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
LDP
Diet
Senate awaits Abrams nomination amid war bombing probe
Senate deliberations on Gen Creighton Abrams as Army chief face a potential conflict over his knowledge of the unauthorized bombing raids in Vietnam. If nominated, he may be questioned by the Armed Services Committee and Sen Proxmire on Lavelle’s actions. Meanwhile a Santa Barbara gunman hunt closed roads after Jordano's Market robberies and a police pursuit left Patrolman Dennis Huddle critically injured.
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Washington
UPI
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
North Vietnam
Senate
Abrams
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Nixon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Air Force
John D. Lavelle
William Proxmire
Dwis
Lavelle
Southeast Asia
House
Unau
Jordano
Santa Barbara
Dennis Huddle
State Street
Huddle
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Woman Fires Shotgun At Children In Memphis
A young woman identified as Mrs. Lorene Williams 21 fired a shotgun from her apartment injuring seven children on Memphis south side. Three children including Johnny Houston 12 were in very critical condition. Police issued a lookout for Williams who drove two victims to a hospital sidewalk before fleeing.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Black South Side
Lorene Williams
John Gaston
Johnny Houston
James Young
Clyde Holmes
Carl Suggs
Jesse Lee Thames
Catherine Cash
Sheriff poised to reinstate Captain Honey after commission ruling
Sheriff John W. Carpenter said he will comply with the Civil Service Commission order restoring Capt Joel B. Honey to his former rank and awarding back pay. The panel found 10 of 12 charges not proven and directed a reprimand for a party firing. Honey, 34, had been discharged Nov. 17, 1971, amid misconduct accusations.
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John W. Carpenter
Joel B. Honey
Civil Service Commission
Carpenter
Honey
Chris Gugas
Los Angeles
Department
Gugas
Gilbert
Gerald Schmelzer
San Diego
Isla Vista
Lompoc district publishes bus driver behavior manual
The Lompoc Unified School District releases a new bus driver manual credited to Mel Wilde, detailing rules of conduct on and off buses, care of students, and operation standards. It emphasizes professional pupil-driver relations, courtesy, calm control, and consistent discipline.
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Lompoc Valley
Vandenberg Village
la Mesa
Ron Doig
Bob Long
Andrew Adam
Mark Doig
Vernon White
Carol Doig
Long
Roger Hughes
Lompoc Unified
Mel Wilde
Wilde
Arthur Timmer
Oregon
Glen Wegner
FBI's No. 3 man Mohr resigns after 40 years in service
John P. Mohr, No. 3 official at the FBI, announced his resignation for personal reasons effective June 30 after nearly four decades in government and 33 years with the bureau. He has led four major divisions including Identification and Training.
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Washington
UPI
John P Mohr
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover Mohr
L. Patrick Gray III
Mohr
West New York
N.J
Nixon
Gray
Hoover
Clyde Tolson
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City Hall
Vernon Copeland
Robert Kranig
Planning Commission
Lawrence Grossman
Richard Jacoby
Library
Larry Flinkingshell
Jeff Milbourne
Joe Valencia
Parks and Recreation Commission
Richard Osmundson
David C. Schwark
Beautification Commission
Frank Murayama
Jim Davis
Housing Code of Appeals
Ed Rodgers
William Hansen
Water Commission
UAL
Zurich
New York
Boston
Chicago
Montreal
Sato
Robert D. Prince, Jr
Prince
Edward Piceno
McKay-Spanne
Ocean Avenue
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