Mayor holds up Atlanta strike ultimatum amid city chaos
Atlanta Mayor Sam Massell grants an 11th hour moratorium on mass firings as about 2,000 workers remain on strike. National Guardsmen stay on standby and police leaves are canceled while rain and floods complicate efforts to resolve wage dispute tied to a $2.5 million yearly cost.
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Atlanta, Ga
Sam Massell
National Guardsmen
Atlanta
Morton Shapiro
American Federation of State
Afl—Cio
Public Works Department
Six Area Students Attend World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati
Six high school students from Middletown Fenwick Lemon Monroe and Madison high schools travel with Rotary club sponsors to the Netherland Hilton Hotel for the twenty fourth annual World Affairs Institute themed Japan in the 70s. Faculty representatives Emma Sauter and Joseph Halsey accompany the delegates.
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World Affairs Institute
Netherland Hilton
Cincinnati
Japan
Madison High School
Emma Sauter
Fenwick High School
Joseph Halsey
Pythians Confer Rank of Knight at Castle Hall
Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge No. 37 conferred the rank of knight on four candidates last night at 1044 Central Ave. The new knights are Gary Braun Dale Conover and brothers Charles and William Eckhardt all of local addresses.
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Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge No
Castle Hall
Central Ave
Gary Braun
Easton Ave
Dale Conover
Granada Ave
Charles and
William Eckhardt
Thomas Road
Trenton
Brandt says East German demands cannot be fulfilled
In Bonn Chancellor Willy Brandt told the Bundestag that his Erfurt meeting with East German Premier Willi Stoph gave reasons for cautious optimism but offered no path to acceptance of East German demands notably recognizing East Germany. He said practical steps toward easing division remain possible with further talks planned for May 12 in Kassel.
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George Thomson
Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
Willi Stoph
Brandt
Bundestag
Erfurt
East Germany
GDR
Kassel
West Germany
Moscow
Warsaw
Oder-Neisse Line
Poland
Draft Dodger Jolley Declared Man Without a Country
Thomas Glenn Jolley, Atlanta resident who fled to Canada in 1967 to avoid the draft and renounced U S citizenship, was ordered to leave the United States within 90 days. The Board of Immigration Appeals decision centers on voluntary renunciation versus conscientious objection and could impact other draft resisters.
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Washington
Thomas Glenn Jolley
Canada
U.S
Atlanta
Board of Immigration Appeals
Supreme Court
Jolley
U.S. Court of Appeals
North Carolina
Toronto
United States
Dreft
Anthony L. Montaquila
Jolly
Draft Board
Montaquila
Taft Takes Stand Against Anarchists
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. denounces extremist groups as a threat to life liberty and happiness, insisting dynamite is not a legitimate protest and urging reaffirmation of law. John H. Glenn calls for relaxed credit to lower rates and potential wage and price controls to curb inflation. Roger Cloud pushes increased involvement of women in public service and support for a new Ohio Citizens Task Force.
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Associated Press
Robert Taft Jr
Steubenville
John H. Glenn
Senate
Cincinnati
Homebuilders’ Association
Green Township
Democratic Club
Glenn
GOP
Roger Cloud
Ohio
Columbus Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cloud
Ohio Citizens’ Task Force
Estrellita What The Stars Savy For Tomorrow
Tomorrow brings new spark and romance hints as May and June test finances. For a birthday individual born this day 1971 guidance warns against impulsive moves and urges patience until end of June. Real estate could profit in July while August requires restraint and caution.
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Jacone
Glass Shop
Rotary Institute
BO Lhce
Barnitz Bank
Central Progress
Bankamericard
John Doe
BankAmericard” Is
Siegfried Wieser
Christian Democratic
Rainer Barzel
Soviet Union
United Nations Organization
East Berlin
William Barton
Taft
Estrellita
Helper
Artem
Termeten
Terminix
Butler County Terminix CO
Freda Craft and
The
Wanderers
MOOSE
Spencer
Spain
Ae Choic
Lee Core le
Lustrati
Spencer Jewelry
Central Avenue
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