Kennedy Holds Back From 1972 Presidential Run
Senator Edward M. Kennedy says fear of an assassination attempt and family safety override his bid for the Democratic nomination in 1972. He cites press and family pressures, not pursuing primaries, and questions whether national mood can swing back to Kennedy leadership.
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Bon Vivant Soups Files for Bankruptcy
Newark AP report says Bon Vivant Soups Inc plans reorganization under federal bankruptcy laws after an FDA recall of 34 products due to botulism risk. A Westchester County man died and his wife was paralyzed after eating vichyssoise, triggering recalls and undercooking findings. The bankruptcy petition states the company cannot meet obligations as they mature.
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Western Union Strike Ends With New Two Year Pact
An agreement for a two year contract covers 17 000 Western Union Telegraph Co workers ending a 57 day nationwide strike. The deal includes a 1 percent wage raise plus a 4 percent value in benefits and job security measures including severance pay and higher seniority protections.
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Talks Hit Snag For Rails
Washington AP reports Labor Department talks between unions and four railroads stalled over work rules delaying a settlement. Union says nine railroads face potential strikes, with emergency legislation considered to end the walkout. About 20 percent of rail cargo affected across 17 states as mediators meet.
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Ellsberg Plans Vietnam Writings Book and Charity Gift
Daniel Ellsberg says his forthcoming Dell paperback will collect essays on Vietnam since 1967 with a new introduction. He will donate his $150,000 advance to aid war wounded children in Indochina, while he remains under indictment for unauthorized possession of the Pentagon Papers.
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Dell Publishing Co
Ohio servicemen die in Southeast Asia casualties
Three Ohio servicemen have died in Southeast Asia, the Defense Department reported Monday. Army Pfc. John L. Fetheroll of Circleville and Pvt. Richard S. Patterson of Toledo were listed as non combat casualties. WO 1 Allen J. Beer of Toledo, previously reported missing, was declared killed in hostile action.
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