Court Order May Keep Pilots Aloft
The Air Transport Association seeks a federal injunction to bar a 24hour pilot work stoppage planned Monday which could disrupt air travel across 64 nations and affect up to a million passengers. The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations organized the action involving about 50,000 pilots to press for stronger airport security and international hijacking accords.
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New York
Air Transport Association
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Ola Forsberg
Federation
U.S. Scheduled Airlines
Washington
U.S. District Court
George Hart
Airline Association
Trans World Airlines
United Air Lines
Braniff International
Tokyo
Japan Airline Pilots Association
London
Britain
Meanhile
Swissair
International Pilots Federation
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Forsberg
U.N
Il Aviation Organization
Kurt Waldheim
Security Council
Lazar Mojsov
U.S
Italy
International Federation of Transit Workers
International Association of Machinists, and Aerospace Workers
Last Of Infantry Units Coming Out
The United States deactivated its last infantry brigade in South Vietnam ending ground combat roles while keeping a 100,000 strong air and naval force. U.S. air and naval raids continued against North Vietnam with extensive strikes near Thanh Hoa and MIG bases as South Vietnamese commandos briefly attacked Tan Canh. The phaseout reduces U.S. troops to about 49,000 by month’s end, with 500 to 700 infantry remaining as a ready force in the south.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Nikolai Podgorny
Tan Canh
Kontum City
Central Highlands
Kontum
U.S. Command
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Dong Phong Thuong
Thanh Hoa
Bai Thuong
Khe Phat
Quan Lang
Vietnam
1St Air Cavalry Division
da Nang
Thailand
Nixon
Charged In Theft Of 400 Halves
Miss Jean M Provancha a 26 year old of 1103 N Olive Sr is jailed in Audrain County on charges of stealing more than 50 dollars in half dollar coins from Heerboth Bakery where she worked as a night employee for eight months Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Osborne said she appeared before Judge Joseph M Bone and bond was set at 1000 dollars she will be arraigned Tuesday Authorities say she was nabbed by MexicoPolice On arrival at 4 am officers found 140 dollars in half dollars in her possession
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Jean M. Provancha
N. Olive Sr
Audrain County
Thomas Osborne
Joseph M. Bone
Miss Provandha
Heerboth
W. Monroe St
Osborne
Omaha
Neb
Mexico
Orville Head
Earl Jaeger
W. Love St
Podgorny extends North Vietnam visit as talks rise
Airport sources report Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny has lengthened his North Vietnam trip by one day. Moscow observers tie the extension to a possible Soviet bid to aid in ending the Indochina War.
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Calcutta
India
Nikolai V. Podgorny
North Vietnam
Moscow
Graham Expects Big Explo Effect at EXPLO 72
Graham and thousands of young attendees at EXPLO 72 in Dallas pledged to Christ under Dr. Billy Graham as honorary chairman. The event drew about 75,000 youths near the Cotton Bowl, with orderly crowds, literature handed out, and wide discussions on faith shaping views of social issues. Graham warned the real test would be returning home to confront nonbelieving families and church elders.
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Dallas
Tex
Jesus
State Fairground
Billy Graham
Graham
City funds awarded to hire Viet Vets in Mexico
City Manager Neil Nielsen announced a $5882 Emergency Employment Act grant to hire four returning Vietnam era veterans for two months. Positions include police, sewage plant, street department, and city hall with local men certified through the Missouri Division of Employment Security.
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Neil Nielsen
City of
Mexico
REA
Nielsen
Hionday
Missouri Division of Employment Security
Gene Richardson
Division of Employment Security
Missouri
450 Still On Flood List As Missing
RAPID CITY SOUTH DAKOTA AP one week after a flash flood officials still don’t know whether 450 people are dead or alive. Pennington County probation officer Charles Childs coordinating the effort says the list fluctuates at 450 with no guarantee all will be found. The flood death toll stands at 214 with 15 unidentified. Childs says the operation will last at least two months as he and six of his family members work almost constantly.
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Rapid City
S.D
Pennington County
Charles Childs
Childs
Sing Out Mexico to Perform Monday Benefit Show
Sing Out Mexico will perform at the National Guard Armory on Monday night for Explorer Post 51. Proceeds fund sending local scouts to the Summer Explorer Olympics in Colorado. The two hour Up With People program starts at 8 p.m. with 75 cents admission per person.
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Sing Out
Mexico
Colorado
National Guard Armory
Agnes May Be 1st Hurricane Agnes
Tropical Storm Agnes could become the first hurricane of the year as it drifts east of the Yucatan, with maximum winds near 74 mph possible by late today or Sunday. Four Cuban boaters died on the Isle of Pines as Agnes lashed western Cuba, while the storm remains far from decisive movement with weak steering currents. Agencies warn small craft to stay in port from Vera Beach to Key West, and Cuba suspends Havana-Isle of Pines service as rains lash the region.
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Miami
Fla
Agnes
National Hurricane Center
Caribbean Sea
Mexico
Cozumel Island
John Hope
Hope
Yucatan
Cuba
Radio
Havana
Cayman Islands
Vera Beach
Ila
Key West
Springtime Portrait Sparks Witty Exchange in Meligah
In Meligah Nebraska a man admires a large oil painting of a nearly nude girl under leaves. His wife interrupts with a sharp line asking what he waits for autumn, adding a note of domestic humor to a quiet moment at home.
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Meligah
Neb
Cycle rider dead near wreck east of Santa Fe
Alvin Eugene Mowen forty four Santa Fe farm worker died in a motorcycle crash two miles east of here after leaving Perry and returning east on Route D. He was wearing a helmet. The body, found by a 14 year old boy on a farm tractor, lies at Wilkey Funeral Home with services at 2 30 p m Monday and burial in Antioch Cemetery. He leaves a wife three sons three daughters and seven surviving siblings.
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Santa FE
Alvin Eugene Mowen
Here
Monroe
Dean Mason
Route D
Mowen
G. E. Chipman
Perry
Mason
Leta VanHorn Mowen
Goldie Lockwood
St. Joseph
Robert
Ronald
Richard
Regina
Benita
Rhonda
Howard
Bobbie
Atlanta
Earl
Quincy
Virginia Steinman
Mary Long
Vianna Gregory
Hannibal
Ruth Hinkle
Kennedy Mills propose cradle to grave health plan
Senator Edward Kennedy and Representative Wilbur Mills unveiled a Democratic platform plank calling for comprehensive cradle to grave health insurance for all Americans. They indicated Congress might be asked to consider the plan next year, with financing debated later. The proposal signals a Democratic alternative to President Nixon’s plan and intersects with upcoming presidential politics as Mills weighs a possible nomination and Kennedy contemplates future roles.
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St, Louis, Mo
Fidward M Kennedy
D-Mass
Wilbur JD. Mills
Dark. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Senate Health Subcommittee
Congress
Platform Committee
Mills
Mills-Kennedy
Nixon
McGovern
Gost
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