Auto Strikers Face Family Problems
In Detroit Roger Smith and his family face strain as he joins 343,210 United Auto Workers on strike against General Motors, with 54,201 GM workers laid off. Dorothy may need to work for the first time in years while children Gary and Karen support the family by reducing spending and the family relies on food stamps.
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Detroit
Roger Smith
Dorothy
Gary
Karen
General Motors Corp
Smith
United Auto Workers
United States
Canada
Chris
Mrs. Smith
Roger
Cadillac
Speedwell
Tenn
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Don Scrambling
Fred Robinson Jr
Scramling
Kennedy Center takes shape as Washington's cultural beacon
The six story John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts rises along the Potomac as Washington braces for a future mecca for art. Inaugural plans include Bernstein’s new work. opening set for September 1971. Funding rose from 46.4 million in 1964 to 66.2 million by last January.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Potomac River
Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For the
Red Cultural Center
New York
Lincoln Center
Kennedy Center
Sts
Leonard Bernstein
Tuary
Theodore Roosevelt
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Teohn A. “Johnson
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington, D.C
Stretching Your Food Dollars with Meats meeting set
Mrs. Ann H Turnage announces a special meeting on stretching food dollars with meats for Wednesday October 28 at the Audrain County 1-H Center from 9 30 to 11 30 a m. Enrollment deadline is noon Friday October 23. Contact the Extension Center Court house Mexico or committee members in Mexico Benton City Vandalia Centralia Route 4 and Route 2 addresses for more information.
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Ann H. Turnage
For Foods Nutrition
Audrain County
1-H Center
Audrain County University Extension Center
Courthouse
Mexico
Charles E. Mongler
William Fairchid
Benton City
Jimmy Boyd
Vandalia
Jimmy Northcutt
Centralia
A. Henry Finck
George Crad Jock
Cooper-Church Amendment Hinders Cambodia Policy Impasse
The Cooper Church amendment to bar U S forces in Cambodia has stalled the foreign military credit sales bill, tying House and Senate conferees for months. With elections near, Congress considers another recess as cash sales continue while Israel sees a separate provision.
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Washington
U.S
Cambodia
House
Senate
Congress
Arel
Israel
Nixon
State Department
John Sherman Cooper
Kent Nixon
Frank Church
House. Dat
Robbery Hits Sophia Loren Jewelry Worth $600000
An armed four man gang raided Sophia Loren’s 22nd floor Hampshire Base suite in New York at about 7:15 am, taking jewelry valued at $600,000, including $500,000 owned by Loren and $100,000 loaned from Van Cleef & Arpels. Four employees were cuffed, a doorbell ruse and threats used, and two teen brothers later found fragments of the loot in West New York, NJ. Loren and Carlo Pont, her husband, expressed shock. Police pursued links to a prior Zsa Zsa Gabor theft and sought suspects. Loren aided by police, recognizing no suspects.
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New York
Thez Brusala
Sophia Loren
Migs Loveri
Hampshire
van Cleef & Arpels
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Waldorf Towers
Loren
Central Park South
Miss Loren
Carlo Pont
Muan
Bay
Tauner
Judge Blames Courts for Pampering Criminals in Bombing
Marin County Superior Court Judge Samuel Gardiner critiqued the courts for pampering criminals after a courtroom bombing at the Marin County Civic Center. FBI and state investigators examined debris while The Weatherman signature group claimed responsibility in a mailed statement. Gardiner urged adherence to democratic rule and expressed resolve to follow the law.
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San Rafael
Calif
Marin County
Superior Court
Samuel Gardiner
FBI
Marin County Civic Center
Weatherman
Gardiner
De Gaulle Enjoying His Retirement
Paris reports former president Charles de Gaulle is enjoying retirement at his Colombey Les Deux Eglises home in good health and mentally keen. His brother-in-law Jacques Vendroux said he seems even more alert and free in expression than during the final months of his presidency. De Gaulle resigned in 1969 and his memoirs have sold rapidly.
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Paris
Charles
de Gaulle
Colombey- Les-Deux-Eglises
Jacques Vendroux
Boy of 7 Missing Since Wednesday Sparks Town Search
St Louis AP report from Huntington Woods Michigan notes a seven year old boy missing since last Wednesday. Police and about 150 volunteers including Scouts and Guardsmen conducted weekend searches in the suburb while officials adopted civilian green blazers and striped ties to look less threatening.
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ST. Louis
Huntington Woods
Polléa
Fdnand Gibbons
Huntington
Woods
Starling
Ahatnon Ton Woods
Robert Gibbong
St. John. Ing
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