Island burial today for Aristotle Onassis in Greece
The body of Aristotle Onassis is flown from Paris to Actium for burial beside his son Alexander on Scorpios. Sen Edward Kennedy joins Jackie and Christina, as workmen prepare a mausoleum and wreaths adorn the Chapel of the Virgin Mary amid Onassis wealth and holdings.
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Doctors Walkout Strikes Hospitals Across City
About 3,000 doctors joined a first major national strike, leaving senior attending physicians and faculty to handle the urgent cases. Some interns and residents continued rounds, transfers occurred to unaffected facilities, and Bronx Lebanon reported normal functioning despite most staff leaving after 50 hours of talks mediated by federal officials.
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Auto embezzlement warrant named Scott tied to Hearst case
Burlingame police file an auto embezzlement warrant against Jack Scott after a borrowed car rented February 27 and not returned March 1 was found March 11 in Oakland. The car's proximity to the SLA Hearst story links Scott to the case, though FBI officials cited no arrest warrant. The Chronicle notes possible Weather Underground ties and a Pennsylvania house used by Hearst associates.
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Emily Harris
Berkeley
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Charles Bates
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Rockefeller Commission Eyes Assassination Plots Probe
The Rockefeller commission contemplates a limited inquiry into alleged CIA assassination plots against foreign leaders as Ford weighs how to proceed. The panel focuses on Cuba’s Fidel Castro and Dominican Republic’s Rafael Trujillo amid questions about the CIA act of 1947 and domestic restrictions.
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Lawrence R. Houston
Group Pickets CG and E Offices in Cincinnati
People United to Save Humanity picketed the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. offices protesting past and proposed rate increases. Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth urged CG&E to roll back prices, saying the hikes hurt low and fixed income residents while conceding the firm may still profit with lower rates.
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People United To Save Humanity
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Fred Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth
Cg&e
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