AFL-CIO says imports wiped out American jobs
The AFL-CIO warned that imports have displaced workers and eroded the U.S. industrial base as the trade deficit grew, urging a broad White House and congressional program. The report noted a shift in production abroad for many goods while the Commerce Department reported a narrowed January trade gap of 303.8 million dollars.
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Fla
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U.S
Autolket
Afl-Cio
U.S.A
Aficio
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Department
Executive Council
Labor Federation
Congress
Labor Council
George Meany
United States
Viet 'Guarantee' Session To Open In Saigon Alliance
A Viet session aims to open linking President Nguyen Van Thieu’s Saigon regime with a neutralist third segment to form a National Council for South Vietnam. Gromyko signs a possible unified backing for the Kremlin’s Communist allies amid tense times ahead.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
National Council
South Vietnam
Gromyko
Kremlin
City Teachers Push for Tougher Assault Penalties
A Texas teachers conference proposes stiffer penalties for assaults on educators and demands local schools provide support staff to free teachers from non teaching duties. Delegates also urge safeguards against threats and disorder in classrooms and seek a continuing political authority for peacekeeping in Vietnam discussions.
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Dall Association of Classic Teachers
Jewel Lo Hew
Henry Wade
Dallas
Two Victims Of Crash Discovered In Mountains
Night search for crash survivors continues as ground fires are spotted. A 81 year old Air Force retiree Cargie will be buried Monday in Snyder Cemetery after 2 pm services at Bell Seale Memorial Chapel Roswell with Odell of West Alameda Church officiating. Survivors include wife Isie two daughters Landa Cargile and Susan Carsaile a stepdaughter Cheryl Randolph a brother Charles and no sister.
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Roswell
Cargie
Air Force
Snyder Cemete
Bell
Bell-Seale Muneral Chapel In Her. Officiating Will Be Odell Rr
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LaGrone
South Park
O'Conner
Foowie
Hecky
Tiel
Iw Ors
Woodvill
Michiel
Topekat
Kan Theee
Barhars iGukinem
Artford
Kany Weigand
Pitts
Miss Kelle
Risner supports aid for Vietnam reconstruction plan
Air Force Col. Risner, freed after seven years in North Vietnam, urged U S aid for rebuilding Vietnam and defended POW conduct. He praised American values, said prisoners spoke from the heart, and criticized coercion claims while noting improved prison conditions later in captivity. He hoped to meet fellow POWs homecoming jet pilots.
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Tex
UPI
Air Force
North Vietnam
United States
Risner
United States of America
Vietnam
Sooke
Washington
Sam
Thay
Hanoi
Tusner
POWs Face Potential Criminal Charges Scrutiny at Magowell Air Base
Harris at Magowell Air Base says he will not reveal details that might impede further POW releases. Defense officials favor leniency for returning prisoners who may have made propaganda while captive, while cautioning against overlooking serious misconduct under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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Harris
Magowell Air Fore Base
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Military
Armed Services
Pentagon
Calves Meteorite Plans and a Las Vegas Thought
Unclear report notes a farmer named Lew backing a heifer and joking about plans to exhibit cattle. The text hints at multiple births and a possible trip to Las Vegas, but details are fragmented and context is uncertain.
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Lew
Las Vegas
Refineries Set Record Distillate Output in Six Months
Washington based API reported refineries produced over 512 billion barrels of home heating oil and diesel in the six months ending February, a new record and about 10 percent above the prior peak in 1970. API President Frank N. Tard defended the industry against claims of reduced output, noting demand was so high weekly stocks sometimes fell by 36 million barrels.
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Washington
UP US
American Petroleum Institute
API
Tost
APL
Frank N. Tard
Israel Acknowledges Blame On Boeing 727 Crash
Israel for the first time admitted possible misinterpretation of a Libyan airliner’s presence in Israeli skies after Wednesday’s crash that killed 106. Defense Minister Dayan proposed a hot line with Egypt, while Egypt rejected it and urged respect for international law. Elazar defended the shooting decision, saying it was correct under the circumstances, and Dayan signaled readiness for an international inquiry.
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Israel
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Ezeddin Rifaat
Cairo
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
David Elazar
Golda Meir
Elazar
Air Force
Mordechai Hod
Tor Ory
Wang
Elagar
Rea Dayan
Elizard
Informant buyers offered by cash only cloak and dagger sales
A veteran congressman described three men who offered confidential information for any subject at $1000 per topic in a private, cash only scheme. The trio used hidden offices and a nonfunctional official phone, and efforts to renew contact were halted when questioned by reporters. House members condemned the effort as disgraceful and illegal.
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Longworth House
Runnels
Othei
Ing Velus
Sais Runnels
Pentagon
Ventter
Informati
Levi Kantor
Wes
Kantor
Jmen
House Armed ‘Services Committee
F. Eoward Hebert
Tno
Rep
Samuel 8. Stratton
Area Farmers Lag In Land Preparation and Cotton Heft
Area farmers lag in land preparation while office totals run in bales. Mid month PCG estimates place season receipts about 100 000 bales below the December projection with a potential 2 million bale crop. Last year's harvest reached 1 279 150 bales, with 1965 a 2 301 100 bale peak. quality remains generally cool with varying staple lengths and grades noted in Lubbock and surrounding regions. Duane Howell.
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Sloan
Labbock
Duane Howell
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