Dock Panel Sets Deadline On West East Gulf Coast Strikes
An AP report details a four man inquiry board racing to today's deadline to advise President Nixon on halting West East and Gulf coast dock strikes. The board, formed under Taft-Hartley Act terms, weighs lockouts over off dock containers jurisdiction and wage protections as unions seek bids for guarding benefits.
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Nixon
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International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Peking's Friends Value Relations in UN Seat Talks
New York AP report says Secretary of State Rogers focuses on keeping Nationalist China in the United Nations while aiming to seat Peking in the General Assembly Security Council. Many governments remain wary of backing the plan, fearing strains with mainland China.
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William P. Rogers
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PBS Drops FBI Infiltrators Segment Amid Claims
The Public Broadcasting Service withdrew a television segment after allegations it aimed to trap new leftists in plots. The FBI denied the charges as unfounded, stating no such program was produced or released by PBS.
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FBI
Soviet Asylum Request Ties Car Theft to Spy Expulsions
An employee of the Soviet mission in Belgium sought asylum in Brussels after allegedly stealing a car from the mission. police sources linked the defection to Britain’s expulsion of 105 Soviet spies, while De Standaard suggested the disappearance may relate to the spy affair.
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Anatole Tcharikoff
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Foreign Office
London
Oleg Lyalin
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NET denies charges over Seattle TV segment on radicals
FBI director Hoover allegedly letters and three agents are cited by NET in New York about a Seattle report. Seattle police chief calls claims false. The program may expand if proven, but current documentation is lacking.
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Paul Jacobs
New York
Gunn
Jacobs
National Educational Television
J. Edgar Hoover
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John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Ford Ships Uncertified 200000 Cars to Dealers
Ford Motor Co denies charges it placed 200000 1972 vehicles with dealers that did not meet Clean Air Act standards. EPA reportedly sought prosecution. Ford says ships were consigned, title retained, and none sold until certification. EPA approved the plan amid emissions rule delays.
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Ford Motor Co
Detroit Free Press
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EPA
Justice Department
Ford
Nixon On TV Phase 2 economic plan address
President Nixon will unveil his Phase 2 economic program in a live television radio address to the nation at 7 30 p m EDT Thursday. The announcement comes as the administration seeks to explain new measures aimed at boosting the economy.
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Nixon
Weather outlook with cool temperatures ahead
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the lower 40s. Tomorrow remains fair and cooler with highs in the lower or middle 60s. Yesterday's high reached 76 and overnight low 53.
Immigration raid targets treasurer nominee's company
Federal agents raided Ramona's Food Products, arresting 27 women and 9 men all Mexican, while 90 workers escaped. The plant, owned by Ro nBanuelos, treasurer-designate, faced five prior raids. Banuelos accused the action of political motive though officials said ignorance of illegal hiring is not a crime.
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Banuelos
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Agnew Sees Black VP Candidacy Possible
Vice President Spiro Agnew says a black could be elected vice president and that such a candidate would not hurt a party. He names Sen Edward Brooke of Massachusetts as a possible option while speaking at a news conference before a $100 per plate dinner in El Paso. Senator Tower of Texas agrees with the idea and cautions about negative political rhetoric.
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United States
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Agnew
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R-Tex
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