UTU Warns Five Railroads of Aug 6 Strike
UTU president Charles Luna says five more railroads will be struck at 6 am August 6 in the work rules dispute. The lines listed include Chicago Rock Island Pacific Missouri Kansas Texas Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Baltimore Ohio and Chesapeake Ohio. UTU will cover all commuter services and trains within the affected territories.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Charles Luna
United Transportation Union
Luna
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Missouri
Kansas and Texas
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacif
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio Railways
UTU
Defense Department
Southern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Union Pacific and Southern Railway
Alton & Southern
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Houston Belt & Terminal
Duluth
Messabji & Iron Range
Joliet & Eastern
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Washington
U.S. Dept. of Labor
Norfolk & Western Railway
Ohio
N&w
Toledo
Kennedy Criticizes U.S. Aid Policy Over Pakistan Crisis
In Washington five months into the East Pakistan crisis, Senator Kennedy rails at U.S. aid plans as cables hint at famine warnings. The exchange centers on alleged leaks and the State Department response as Washington weighs policy amid regional turmoil and potential war.
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Washington
Pakistan
Asia
Edward M. Kennedy
Nixon
State Department
Massachusetts Democrat
U.S
Reese Kennedy
Aetna
Kennedy
Latins Turn Against Us Calls for U S Policy Overhaul
Sen Frank Church D Idaho warned of a rising tide of anti Americanism in Latin America and urged ending U S economic and military aid and police training programs in the region He cited Brazil under military rule since 1964 which has received about 2 billion in U S assistance since then He warned that continued U S support for undemocratic governments could spur anti American revolutions and urged policy changes.
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Washington
Frank Church
D-Idaho
State Department
Latin America
Church
U.S
United States
Brazil
Chuckle Young Snails Delay Hatching Until Shells Form
The observation notes that young snails stay in their gelatinous egg mass until their shells develop one or two whorls. It highlights a slow growth stage and timing of emergence from the egg mass.
Partly Cloudy Night with 20 Percent Chance
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Temperatures remain mild and winds are light.
Rainy Interstate Crash in Cambridge Injures 21
A rain dampened intersection of I 70 and I 77 in Cambridge caused a chain reaction wreck involving a semi truck a bus and six cars. Five people were admitted to Guernsey Memorial Hospital and 16 were treated and released. Traffic blocked for hours while crews cleared the wreckage.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Guernsey Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Detroit Girl Dies In Wreck
A four year old Detroit girl was killed and seven other persons injured in a two car crash on U S 23 north of Portsmouth Ohio Saturday.
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Portsmouth, Ohio
Detroit
U.S. 23
Portsmouth
Non English Speaking Hijacker Hijacks Miami Flight to Cuba
A non English speaking hijacker commandeered a National Airlines DC8 with 83 aboard to Cuba. He wounded stewardess Sue Bond and a male passenger identified as L Evans, shot in the leg but walked off the plane at Havana Jose Marti Airport. The aircraft’s destination included lines jet to Italy.
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Miami
National Airlines
Cuba
Sue Bond
L. Evans
Havana
Jose Marti Airport
Lines
Italy
Parochial Aid Plea Increases Tuition in Ohio Schools
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati says 150 per pupil is needed to keep 1971-72 schools open, covering grades from Cincinnati to Adams County. State aid, formerly via lay teacher supplements, is now sought as direct tuition grants or tax deductions amid a favorable legislative climate.
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Cincinnati
Archdiocese of
Ohio
Springfield
Highland
Adams
Paul F. Seibold
Archdiocesan
Ohio Senate
Vacancy on City School Board Weighs Appointments and Elections
The board considers appointing ex-member to fill a four month vacancy through Jan 1 1972 amid potential election conflicts. Petitions filed by Arthur Lennie Joan Compton and Rev James Holloman. board delays decision for 60 days. Expanded vocational education slated 1972 74 costing about seven million with state half. tax changes may alter local funding.
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Frank Hampton
Arthur Lennie
Joan Compton
James Holloman
Howard Schueller
Hampton
Robert Cordray
Colorful City Cards Reveal Turn of Century Merchants
A feature on historical City in Colorful Cards from Midleton merchants, now in a valuable collection, highlights a vivid chapter in the town's history on page 37. Also mentions a new education concept called 45-15 and a Waldorf Astoria banquet night with 85 waiters and 20 dishwashers on page 29.
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Middletown
America
Waldorf-Astoria
School Finance and Year-Round Education Proposal
The board may face tax and levy limits by January 1972 as inflation drives up school costs. Officials seek developer land for future schools amid possible cuts to parochial aid. A year‑round school concept tested by Fairfield and Lockport could cut costs, though many details must be studied before any local trial.
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Fairfield
Lockport
Chicago
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