State takes over garbage chores in New York city
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller proposed a plan to have the state run sanitation duties under a mediator backed arrangement to end the strike by the city’s 10,000 garbage workers. The move would grant a $425 raise, sparking disputes with Mayor John Lindsay who rejected increases above $375 and warned of a general strike if the National Guard is called.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ceas
Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Sanitation Men
National Guard
Sanitation Department
Harry van Arsdale
Central Labor Council
van Arsdale
Manhattan
Uniformed
Sanitationmen’s
Fresh U S Marines Enter Hue Battle
Fresh U S Marines pour into Hue reinforcing the defense as North Vietnamese pressure and a countrywide offensive drive continue. Marine units report heavy fighting near Da Nang and along the northern border while casualties mount for both sides.
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U.S
Hue Battle
Saigon
Hue
Vance in Korea Seeks Pueblo Crisis Breakthrough
White House adviser Cyrus Vance arrived in Seoul to meet South Korean and U.S. officials on the Pueblo crisis. Informants say final procedures may set the release of a dead crew member and three injured sailors, with 79 crewmen still held. Park Chung Hee’s government seeks more control of South Korea’s forces as tensions rise.
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White House
Cyrus Vance
U.S
North Korea
Pueblo
Vance
Chung Hee) Park
United Nations Command
Cyprus
South Korea
United States
3 Pueblo
Park
U.N
Marines Dig In At Khe Sanh For Possible Major Strike
At Khe Sanh Vietnam Marines brace for a major North Vietnamese assault as hills ring the base. Col David Lownds warns Hanoi will strike when ready while bunker depth remains shallow and air power leads bombardment.
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Khe Sanh
Hanoi
Low
A Glance Inside The High Cost Of Higher Education
A Scope article by Fred Sennet analyzes the rising costs of college and the true price of higher education for families and students. It previews surprising figures and implications for affordability and debt.
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Scope
Journal Education
Fred Sennet
Weekend Forecast Calls For Windy Cold Flurries
Today's outlook: windy and very cold with snow flurries. Teens highs and frigid tonight, continuing into Monday with partly cloudy skies.
Baker Expects Year Jail Term Says He Will Survive
Former U S Senate Majority secretary Robert G Baker, 39, told the Baltimore News American that the odds are overwhelming he will serve a year in jail. In a Washington interview he said he does not fear prison and will hold his head high despite the sentence.
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Robert G. Baker
U. S. Senate
Baker
Baltimore News American
Leslie H Whitten
Washington
Grandmother as Babysitter with Frugal Humor
A grandmother acts as a babysitter and jokes about not hanging around the refrigerator. The quip highlights a playful, practical view of elder caregiving in family life.
Orangeburg Curfew Enters Second Night Amid Rioting
In Orangeburg a 5 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew remained in force with over 600 National Guardsmen aiding police after nighttime riots sparked by whispers of a whites-only policy at All Star Triangle Bowl. Three Negro teens were shot dead and 50 were wounded as demonstrations erupted. The Justice Department filed suit in Columbia against the bowling alley owners for Civil Rights Act violations and a FBI probe was announced. The curfew followed by a mass exodus of 1800 Negro students from two colleges generally restored tenuous calm. The Floyds owners refused to admit Negro patrons.
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Columbia
Department
Washington
FBI
Robert McNair
Harry K. Floyd
Floyd
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