Make or Break Stage GM Auto Workers Stepping Up Talks
Detroit AP reports signs point to making or breaking negotiations between General Motors and the United Auto Workers as the strike nears eight weeks. A UAW council meeting is set for Wednesday with 350 members asked to stay if GM presses continuance. IUE and other plants prepare for possible settlement or extended walkout amid tensions shaping key at plant accords and production outlook.
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Soviets Parade Missiles Mark 53rd Bolshevik Anniversary
In Moscow Red Square amid snow thousands gathered to mark the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary with a large rocket display while U.S. diplomats boycotted the event. Defense Minister Grechko denounced U.S. intervention in Vietnam but avoided rocket truces, as top U.S. diplomats skipped the Kremlin reception in protest over two American generals held in Soviet custody for 17 days.
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Berlin Sniper Attack At Soviet War Memorial
Berlin reporters describe a sniper shooting at Red Army guards outside the Soviet war memorial in West Berlin, wounding a Russian soldier. British and Soviet officials condemned the act, with no immediate suspects named and heightened security around the memorial.
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Profit In Poverty For Private Firms
A War on Poverty spawns private management and consultant firms winning over $600 million in Office of Economic Opportunity contracts. They claim there is profit in poverty as a new industry emerges.
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Nixon criticized for press access and televised briefings
The Sigma Delta Chi Freedom of Information committee urged the Nixon administration to expand press access and test a monthly on the record nontelevised press conference with up to 20 reporters. It criticized Nixon Agnew Mitchell and Burger for limited questions, TV use, and restricted coverage while praising Mitchell's restraint on subpoenas.
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Khrushchev Ailing Again At Moscow Home
Former Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev is reported to be suffering a recurrence of heart trouble and is receiving treatment at his country house near Moscow. Officials say the condition is a cardiac deficiency and he may be hospitalized if no improvement occurs. age 76, he recently left hospital after a heart attack last June and return home last month.
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Apollo 14 Rollout Set Monday
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Apollo 14 rocket moves to the launch pad Monday atop a giant tracked transporter for a 32 mile journey expected to take about five hours The crew Captain Alan B Shepard Jr Stuart A Roosa and Edgar D Mitchell will watch the Saturn 5 rise for a moon mission set for January 31 to study lunar soil at Fra Mauro region The aim is to uncover clues about the moon's origin Apollo 13 was aborted after an oxygen tank explosion near Earth last April forcing a four day survival flight.
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Montreal inquest hears student admit kidnapping Laporte
Bernard Lortie, 19, testified he and three others kidnapped Labor Minister Pierre Laporte but left the hideout before Laporte was strangled. He named accomplices Francis Simard and brothers Paul and Jacques Rose, all tied to the Quebec Liberation Front. The inquest was adjourned until Thursday.
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Nuclear blasts ruled out for Central American canal
After five years of study the Atlantic-Pacific Interoceanic Canal Study Commission rejects nuclear excavation for a new sea level canal across Central America. Two conventional routes near Panama are favored, each about 40 miles long and costing around $3 billion. Route 14 would pass through the Canal Zone. Route 10 would run west of the present canal.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing laid to rest in Boston funeral
Thousands attended a Mass at Cathedral of the Holy Cross for Richard Cardinal Cushing former Boston archbishop. Eulogies praised the valiant prelate as Cardinial Wright led prayers. Kennedys and other officials joined mourners inside and outside the 95 year old cathedral.
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