Resignation Reconsidered May Tie to City Support
Franklin city manager Bernard Eichholz may reverse his April 1 resignation if residents show concern for housing and city issues. A rowdy housing code hearing drew 450 attendees and most opposed the code, fueling apathy cited by Eichholz as he weighed staying to push programs and tax measures. Further comments hint he could remain if public support materializes.
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Franklin
Bernard Eichholz
The
Journal
Eichholz
John Requarth
War Toll 2 Gls Killed In Week
In Indochina last week two Americans were killed and 19 wounded, the lowest U.S. casualty total in three months. The U.S. Command reported five nonhostile American deaths, while South Vietnamese losses stood at 284 killed and 698 wounded.
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Indochina
U.S
Dockers Pay Plan May Renew West Coast Strike
Pay Board sources indicate a possible cut in the West Coast longshoremen pact, risking a renewed strike across Pacific ports with East and Gulf coasts possibly involved. The board faces a 15 member vote as employees urge full approval amid talks of a new congressionally stirred arbitration.
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Dockers
Washington
Pacific
Gulf Coast
Congress
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Bridges
International
ILWA
Nixon
Ployer Group
Pacific Maritime Association
Liberal Union
Explosive Rerun At Phnom Penh Ammo Dump
The Phnom Penh airport ammunition dump exploded and爆 continued for three hours four miles from the city center. Casualties unknown, likely security guards. cause disputed between sabotage and an accidental cooking fire. A smoke pillar rose over 2,000 feet as shrapnel fires sparked brush. This was the second dump explosion, with a prior blast in January 1971 by Communist sappers.
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Phnom Penh
Meir rebuts Hussein plan as gimmick on West Bank
Prime Minister Golda Meir told the Knesset Israel will keep the West Bank until peace is achieved through negotiations. She denounced King Hussein's proposal for a semiautonomous Palestinian state as presumptuous and dangerous, urging continued status quo under cease-fire terms. Reports also said Allon and Eban would tour the United States late April, with Hussein also visiting America, though no connection was drawn. Arab outlets condemned Hussein's plan.
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Palestine
West Bank
Jordan
Israel
Yediot Aharonot
Yigal Allon
Abba Eban
United States
America
Comics Crossword Puzzle and Deaths and Funerals
The page lists a Comics Crossword Puzzle and a Deaths and Funerals section. Editorials and Women’s News appear nearby with brief notices and features.
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Saeety Television
Emia i Ib Saevences Saat Women’s News
Weather Teases Cooler Trend With Rain and Slower Warmup
Cloudy and cooler tonight and Friday with overnight lows in the upper 30s and daytime highs above 50 tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 45, three degrees above the overnight low. Middletown recorded .35 inch of rain before 8 this morning.
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Middletown
ITT Insiders Sold Stock Ahead of Antitrust Settlement
The New York Times reports SEC and Senate records show eight ITT officers sold over 31.5 million dollars in ITT shares in the 11 weeks before the antitrust settlement announcement. ITT negotiators with the Justice Department faced scrutiny as prices moved from 62 to 66 dollars and back to 55 before recovering.
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NEW York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
ITT
New York Times
SEC
New York Stock Exchange
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
San Diego
Times
the Times
Edward Wallace
Ment
Top Secret stamp sparks Bicentennial inquiry
Congressman Moorhead questioned why the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission retains authority to stamp documents top secret secret and confidential as it plans the 200th anniversary. Commission officials said no secrecy was ever requested or used and no top secret stamp has been seen.
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Washington
Commission
America
William $. Moorhead
D-Pa
House Government Non Subcommittee
Jack LeVant
Moorhead
Hugh A. Hall
LeVant
Dan Buser
Smuggler Kaplan Claims Victim Alive After Mexico Prison Escape
Joel David Kaplan, an American who escaped a Mexican prison by helicopter last August, tells the Santa Fe New Mexican the man he was accused of murdering, his partner Luis Vidal, is alive. Kaplan describes the escape plan, names accomplices, and says Mexican authorities know Vidal survives but maintain the murder sentence.
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Santa FE
N.M
Joel David Kaplan
Kaplan
Santa Fe New Mexican
The
New Mexican
Central America
Spain
Mexico
Luis Vidal
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Kapan
Mexican Supreme Court
Victor E. Stadter
Glendora
Calif
Carlos Contreras Castro
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James M. Robertson
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Fricke
Labor Department
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Stadter
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