Israel Reconsiders Tactics in Egypt Air War
Cairo reports Israel has shifted its war tactics amid deep air raids on the Suez Canal area. Information Minister Hetkal cites a two month success with deep-penetration missions and new Soviet-piloted sorties. He notes a peak in attacks behind Egyptian defenses and warns the phase could shape regional futures.
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Cairo
UPI
Israel
Egypt
Mohammed Hassanein Hetkal
United States
Suezi
Heikal
El-Fayoum
al Ahram
Woodcock Assured Election To Auto Union Presidency
Detroit AP report states Leonards said Woodcock, amid withdrawal of a candidate, is assured to succeed the late Walter P. Reuther as United Auto Workers president. Woodcock would receive about twenty seven thousand dollars, matching Reuther’s salary, and lead the union.
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Woodcock
Auto Union
Detroit
Leonards
UAW Heads Toward 1972 Vote as Woodcock Backed
Douglas A. Fraser reports Woodcock leads in private support for 1972 reelection while Woodcock fronts the GM and Aerospace departments. The International Executive Board will name Reuther’s successor to serve until the 1972 convention. Negotiations begin mid July with demands for higher wages earlier retirement cost of living increases and employer paid benefits amid a sagging economy and possible strikes.
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Woodcock
UAW
Automotive
Agricultural Implement Industries
Douglas A. Fraser
International Executive Board
Reuther
Fraser
Emil Mazey
General Motors
Jothers
IGM
Ford
Chrysler
Michigan
William Milliksen
Leonard
Sun Scorches Marchers in 3rd Day Trek to Atlanta
The blazing sun and 90 degree heat punished marchers in Forsyth on the third day of a 110 mile trek to protest riot and campus killings. The turnout fell from about 300 to 250 as the procession moved on.
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Forsyth
Atlanta
Perry
Georgia
Augusta
Kent State University
Ohio
Jackson State University
Mississippi
Atlanta Police Department
Macon
Pilots Named Honor In April at Reese Air Force Base
Two Reese Air Force Base instructors earned Pilot of the Month honors for April. Capt. Jay B. Nichols of the 35th Pilot Training Squadron and 1st Lt. James M. Kennedy of the 3501st PTS were praised for dedication and accuracy in training duties. Nichols is a 1966 undergraduate pilot training graduate and Texas A&M aerospace degree holder. Kennedy was lauded for his meticulous input checks and low error rates, enhancing flight instruction quality.
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Reese Air Force
Jay B. Nichols
James M. Kennedy
Police Unite
Brussels
UPI
Police
Nichols
Charles K. Rose Tit
Reese
Texas A&m University
Kennedy
William E. Moore
Ennedy
Yarborough Blames Crossovers for Primary Defeat in Texas
In Dallas Senator Ralph Yarborough charges that Republican crossovers swayed the Democratic primary. He cites 200,000 GOP voters who crossed over to back Democratic candidates, urges a pure primary law and changes to Texas voter registration to curb crossovers.
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Dallas
Lloyd Ms. Bentsen Jr
Yarborlough
Democratic Women's Clubs
Texas
Yarborough
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