Man Blames Women for Most Ills in Govt Study
Government analyst Dr. Phone E. Hudkins presents an unofficial Labor Department report claiming male ills arise from female dominance in the family. He cites mental illness crime and disease as products of women’s control, while officials doubt and distance themselves from the findings.
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Washington
Phone E. Hudkins
Labor Department
Manpower Administration
Unoffi
Hudkins
Hodkins
Cies
Wabash
Ind
PATCO plans subpoenas for Volpe Shaffer in strike case
PATCO seeks to subpoena Transportation Secretary Volpe and FAA Administrator Shaffer to testify on controller concerns as U S District Judge McGuire sets April 6 for a preliminary injunction hearing. The strike disrupted about 100 aircraft, with sick calls and heavy Easter travel complicating conditions.
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PATCO
Justice Department
F. Lee Bailey
O Day
Transportation
John A. Volpe
FAA
John H. Shaffer
Bailey
U.S
Matthew F. McGuire
Nixon inflation fight boosted by bank rate cuts
Irving Trust in New York cut the prime lending rate from 8 2 to 8 percent, soon followed by Bank of America and others. March labor report showed declines in consumer finished goods and wholesale food prices, easing some Democratic criticism of Nixon's policies.
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Nixon
Congress’ Economic Committee
Irving Trust Co
New York
Bank of America
Senate House Economic Committee
65 Million Questionnaires To Hit Mail For ’70 Census
The government maintains its plan for a massive mail out of census questionnaires. About 63 million forms were delivered on Saturday to nearly every home, with potential delays if a postal strike again disrupts New York City mail handling.
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Washington
New York City
Israelis Hammer Egyptians in two hour air raids
Israeli warplanes attacked Egyptian targets along the southern Suez Canal and Gulf of Suez in a two hour mission, returning safely. A night raid hit radar stations and antiaircraft positions in the southern sector, with all planes reported safe. No Egyptian opposition was noted.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Gulf of Suez
Safarana
Port Suez
Dayton Man Convicted in Counterfeit Bill Case
Felix Archie III of Dayton was convicted by a U S District Court jury of possessing counterfeit ten dollar bills. Judge Kinneary kept Archie on 1009 bond with sentencing in two to three weeks. Archie and co defendant George W Long were arrested after 26 bogus ten dollar bills were found in Archie's car. Long pleaded not guilty to two counts and no trial date was set.
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Ohio
Felix Archie III
Dayton
Secret Service
U.S. District Court
Joseph P. Kinneary
Archie
George W. Long
Long
Big Four Meet in Divided Berlin for Berlin talks
Four power ambassadors to Berlin meet in West Berlin for first time in 16 years to discuss movement of people and goods and broader Berlin status. Kenneth Rush presides as talks focus on four power responsibilities and East West tensions.
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Berlin
Germany
West Berlin
Kenneth Rush
West Germany
Allied Control Council
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
East Berlin
Klaus Schuetz
Yankees Bomb North Vietnam Gun Positions From Cambodia
Saigon report says American fighter bombers attacked gun positions in North Vietnam after they fired on South Vietnamese rangers along the frontier southwest of Saigon. U S officials call the strikes a self defense measure aiding allies, marking the fifth such action this year.
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Saigon
U.S. Command
U.S
Middletown Area Weather Outlook and Recorded Rainfall
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy and colder conditions tonight with a cool day Friday and highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Saturday should bring more clouds but little temperature change. Yesterday’s high reached 50 and the low this morning was 42, with only 0.65 inch of rain recorded in the area.
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Middletown
Money Key Issue In Mail Talks
Negotiations continued between office and union representatives to settle disputed issues as the postal strike officially ended. Troops handling mail were sent homeward and the Post Office Department declared the situation normal.
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Post Office Department
Morose Mail Sacks Reflect Postal Strike Sentiments
New York AP reports Army reserve officers and civilian postal workers expressing frustration and confusion during a postal strike. Quotes reveal boredom, financial pressure, city life contrasts, and hopes of returning to duty as troops depart the post office with heavy equipment.
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Army
Manhattan Financial District
Big City
Kidnappers Delay Release Over Prisoner Deal
In Santo Domingo the release of the U S air attache was delayed as kidnappers feared the government might welsh on freeing at least 21 political prisoners. They kept Lt Col Donald J Crowley for 10 hours after prisoners departed for Mexico.
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Dominican Republic
U.S
Air Force
Donald J. Crowley
Mexico
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