Workers Demand Soviet Defiance in Czechoslovakia
In Prague a million workers and university students pressed for continued pre invasion reforms, open public participation, mass media dialogue, and restoration of the Communist party's social role. The party leadership warned against dissent and indicated potential disciplinary action.
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Moscow
Metal Workers Union
Prace
Communist Party of Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Communist Party of
Czechoslovakia
Reuter
Rude Pravo
Miles Jakes
Party
Control and Auditing Commission
Airlines Tighten Security After Bomb Threat Letters
FAA spokesman says FBI is probing a written threat of bombings on one or more planes. Letters were sent to numerous newspapers worldwide. Airlines boost security, especially for unaccompanied luggage, amid pre Christmas travel fears. Interpol warning circulated to European and global flights.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FBI
FAA
Air Transport Association
Britain
London
Paris
Interpol
Europe
British European Airways
United States of America
Executives Criticized For Violence On TV
Washington AP reports members of a presidential commission heckled television executives over a perceived rise in violent content on TV entertainment. ABC’s Goldenson defends efforts to reduce gore while Sen Hart presses for acknowledgment of camera influence on behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hale Boggs
D-La
Leonard H. Goldenson
American Broadcasting Companies Inc
Boggs
Goldenson
ABC
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert F. Kennedy
National Commission On the
Commission
Walter W. Menninger
White House
Hart
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stainton
Chicago
President's Commission On Violence
CBS
D4 Bureau Deliveries Rise Across Western Proj in 1967
Municipal and industrial deliveries from D4 Bureau of Reclamation projects in 160 Western states reached 543.2 billion gallons in 1967, up 12.5 billion from 1966 and tenfold since 1956.
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Los Angeles
Bureau of Reclamation
Molasses Tank Rupture Kills Man in Albany Spill
A tank containing 12 000 tons of molasses ruptured in Albany, killing Andrew LeGare and injuring Jack LeRoque. The flood created an artificial lake four feet deep along the Port of Albany area as firemen diverted the syrup to the Hudson River. A 1919 Boston disaster was cited for comparison.
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Albany
N.Y
Andrew LeGare
East Greenbush
Industrial Molasses Co
Jack LeRoque
LeGare
John Tomchick
Tomchick
Boston
Mass
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Dan Post
ACME
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WEA
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James J. Casey
Stanton
Foran
Earth
Moon
Leep
S.W
ROSE
19Th St
Sunbeam
Clairol
SALE
Bruce's Dept. Store
Bruces
Red Bud Square
HIRTS
Arrow Gant Alfred of
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Euro
Schiaparelli van Heusen
Hart Shaffner
Marx
Don Richards
Coats
Shoffner
Bruces Dept
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