Dems see improved Nixon stance but face debt and 1972 fund-raising
In a yearend briefing Democrats say Nixon has improved with voters since November but warn his domestic policy flaws expose vulnerabilities. Harris-helmed committee notes economic and crime concerns, while the party struggles with a $7.5 million debt and plans a Feb 6 Miami Beach fund-raiser expected to exceed $1 million via closed-circuit broadcasts to 16 cities.
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GE Draftsmen Postpone Walkout Decision in Pittsfield
A GE Pittsfield draftsmen meeting to decide on a strike after contract expiry was postponed a week due to bad weather. Local 140 members reject an $8 to $18 raise and yearly increases. the group continues work alongside 5,000 other plant employees amid a nine week old GE strike by other unions.
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General Electric Co
American Federation of Technical Engineers
World War II grenade found in Sicilian trash can
In Messina Sicily a bomb squad identified a World War II hand grenade in a couple's trash can. Mrs Caetano Manca had placed it there after their son Ugo made too much noise by kicking it around the house.
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Messina
Sicily
Caetano Manca
Lindsay Seeks To Avert Walkout In Transit Talks
New York transit workers threaten a strike as the TWU votes to press for a new contract. Mayor Lindsay calls for a quick settlement as negotiators meet with mediator Theodore H. Kheel and a panel to avert a walkout by 7,500 workers. The union insists on action to resolve the dispute before a possible shutdown of buses and subways.
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WPD
Citvi
John V. Lindsay
Thas
Jhis
Theodore H
Kheel
Transport Workers Union
Oaks
Lindsay
TWU
Matthew Guinan
U S Air Force ends UFO inquiry study at annual AAAS meeting
In Boston AP report on the AAAS gathering scientists debate UFOs as a century defining topic. Harvard astronomer Menge predicts future view. Hynek cautions about solving the mystery. Menzel argues many sightings have natural explanations, while hoax suspicion remains low. The panel stresses scientific attention without threats to security. New Orleans press notes Hynek’s Crescent City nickname.
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Boston
U.S. Air Force
American Association, For the Advancement of Science
Donald HL Menge
Harvard University
Air Force
Hynek
Menzel
How Hemorrhoid Sufferers Can Have Comfortable Bowel Movements
New York reports relief for hemorrhoid sufferers from constipation using a stool softener capsule called Preparation H Stool Softener. It is not a laxative and aids by increasing natural moisture in the intestinal tract to keep waste soft and movable. Take 1 or 2 capsules at bedtime or with water for regular use.
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New York
N.Y
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