Steel Deadline At Midnight In Steel Talks
Washington AP negotiators near a midnight deadline as nine major steel firms and the United Steelworkers discuss wage hikes amid fears of a first industry strike in 12 years. Officials warn a strike could raise unemployment and inflation, while unions press for higher pay.
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Washington
Joseph P. Molony
Afl-Cto
United Steelworkers
Molony
Nixon
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Counts
Basic Steel Industry Conference
Rail Strike Grips Nation With Million Dollar Losses
United Transportation Union strikes cripple rail lines as 41 percent of the system goes idle. UTU expands to 10 railroads shut and eight more planned, with Congress and Nixon weighing new measures. Farmers, miners and Ford report sizable losses amid nationwide disruption.
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Washington
United Transportation Union
Nixon
UTU
Congress
Labor Department
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
California
Ford Motor Co
James Hodgson
Romdall Named Mexico Postmaster After Service Span Ends
Robert C. Romdall was announced as Mexico postmaster by Harold S. Wagner. He has led as officer in charge since February and praised the staff while noting his predecessors Miss Margaret Mackle and Mrs. W. C. Stewart. Romdall, 1920 graduate of Mexico High, is married to Bernice Kehl with son Jerry a UPS division manager.
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Richard W. Steele
Mexico
Earl Jones
Steele
Kirksville
Northeast Missouri State College
Alamo Hotel
Eddie Gude Jr
Gude
Robert C. Romdall
Harold S. Wagner
Central Region
St. Louis
Margaret Mackle
W. C. Stewart
Romndall
Mexico High School
Bernice Kehl
Jerry
United Parcel Service
Lee's Summit
Romdall
First Baptist Church
Lions Club
Green Field Committee
Ban Johnson
Roundall
Regional Management Selection Board
Postmaster General
Apollo 15 moonmen drive Lunar rover on Hadley Base excursion
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin depart Hadley Base in Rover I for a six to seven hour lunar drive toward Hadley Rille and the Apennine front. Alfred Worden remains aboard Endeavour as the third crew member, photographing and mapping nearly 20 percent of the moon. The landing site Falcon is reported as precise, with the crew eager to study geology targets and return samples from Hadley Rille and the Apennines.
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Space Center
Houston
Hadley Base
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Hadley Rille
Apennine Mountains
Scott
Irwin
Falcon
Apennines
Earth
Hadley
Mission Control Center
Irwin Immediatley
Alfred M. Worden
Endeavour
Worden
Lunar
Mission Control
Mountain Front
Scott and
Apennine
Rille
Attacks Revealed In North Vietnam
U S command discloses two new self defense attacks inside North Vietnam. Navy fighter targeted a SAM battery 92 miles northwest of the DMZ after it threatened the jet. U S artillery hit a rocket launch site in the northern DMZ sector with no casualties reported. Retired Gen Duong Van Minh made his first public appearance since filing his presidential candidacy.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
Duong van “Big” Minh
Wanted My Arm And I Have It
Anne Shelly a Sherman Oaks teenager celebrated her 16th birthday while recovering from surgery to reattach her severed left arm. Doctors joined four major nerve sheaths after the July 22 accident caused by an airplane propeller. She remains upbeat, credits faith in God, and expects years of follow up to gauge success.
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Los Angeles
Anne Shelly
Miss Shelly
Ann
Sherman Oaks
Jack H. Wilson Dies At 69 In Mexico Missouri
Jack H. Wilson, 69, died Friday at 901 Mississippi Street after illness since July. Born January 30, 1902 in Rolla, Missouri, he came to Mexico from New Berlin in 1962 and worked on a farm there. Survived by daughter Ruby Louw Wilson, a granddaughter Bonnie Green, three brothers Ken, Norman, Taylor, two sisters Melvin Spears and Willard Libolt, and a nephew William Joseph Houser in Germany. preceded in death by a son and other siblings. Funeral arrangements are pending at Frecht Pickering Funeral Home.
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Jack
H. Wilson
Mississippi
Une
Wilson
Mexico
New Berlin, Ill
New Berlin
Rolla, Mo
Anid
Germany
MMA promotes nine faculty to higher ranks for new year
Lt Colonel promotions sweep MMA with Director of Athletics Joe Bailey, Derrill Kuhlman, and Orival Maupin advancing from major to lieutenant colonel as MMA opens its 83rd year. Thomas O'Brien and James Marley become majors while four new captains David Arnold Keith Byerly James Garrett and Ronald Kelly start their third year.
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Missouri Military Academy
Charles Stribling
MMA
Joe D. Bailey
Derrill Kuhlman
Orival Maupin
Bailey
Missouri Military Faculty
Kuhlman
Maupin
Thomas S. O'Brien
James KR. Marley
David L. Arnold
Keith W. Byerly
James Garrett
Ronald J. Kelly
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Richard Steele
New York
New York City
R. C. Romdall
Laddonia
Sara Beth
Cara Lynn
Denny Wright
Missouri
Hoover
Benjamin Harrison
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Vance
The
Ledger
Jack H. Wilson
Frecht+ Pickering Funeral Home
Bailey, Kuhlman, Maupin
Major O'Brien
Major Marley
Capt Arnold
Capt. Byerly
Capt
Garrett
Col. Maupin
Capt Kelly
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