Coal Talks Resume as All Ports Tieup Looms
West Coast port workers return after Taft-Hartley order but ILWU leader Bridges warns a wider alliance could halt most U S shipping when cooling-off ends. Coal talks between UMW and operators falter as 100,000 miners face ongoing strike and widespread economic losses mount across coasts.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
East
Gulf Coast
Bridges
Dispatcher
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
West Coast
Bridge
ILWU
Stevediores
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles-Long Beach
UMW
W. A. de Boyle
Lunion
New York
A Boyle
Teast
West Whore Freeze
Women's Equal Rights Vote in House Faces Final Hurdles
Congress prepares to vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to outlaw sex discrimination as supporters push for equal protection for women. The House debate centers on Rep. Wiggins draft exemption for women from the draft and state differences in laws, seen by backers as a kill mechanism by opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Charles E. Wiggins
Calif
Wiggins
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Supreme Court
Hamilton — Elevator Court
Butler County
Clues Searched For In Church Explosion
Officials from the state fire marshal’s office probed debris for clues to the boiler explosion that killed five at the First Baptist Church in Marietta Ohio. A cause statement was expected today or Wednesday as investigators examined hundreds of boiler parts and equipment pieces.
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Marietta, Ohio
First Baptist Church
Marietta
Robert Lynch
Kenneth Neal
State Department of Industrial Relations
Walter Denexson
Leland Brown
Marietta Junior
Schools Drop Insurance in Columbus Amid Unrest
OSBA seeks constitutional change to let school boards issue repair bonds without voter approval after vandalism and unrest drive up premiums. Columbus Board of Education dropped insurance on buildings and contents last year, using a $1 million emergency fund as premiums rose from 23 000 to 70 000 on a 160 million property portfolio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio School Boards Association
Paul Langdon
OSBA
Columbus Board of Education
Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission
Langdon
Francis Rudy
YMCA Programs To Start At Middletown YMCA
Registration and organizational meetings are set this week for YMCA family programs at the Middletown YMCA. Tonight at 7 p.m. in the auditorium fathers and sons in Lincoln Sherman Wilson and Mayfield join Y Indian Guides tribes for crafts hiking and games with 5 to 8 pairs per tribe.
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Middletown
YMCA
Lincoln
Sherman
Wilson
Mayfield
Mike Connell
Vandals Break Windows Ruin Campaign Sign
Butler County police reported vandal activity in the last 24 hours. Paul Laurens of Middletown said four panes at Amanda Middle School were broken by rocks. Fred D. Conrad, a Lemon Township trustee candidate, said his campaign sign at Oxford State and Yankee Roads was damaged. Twenty six window panes were broken at the Miami Cement Products Co. warehouse in Williamsdale.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Paul Laurens
Hood St
Middletown
Amanda Middle School
Fred D. Conrad
Oxford State Road
Lemon Township
Oxford State
Yankee Roads
Miami Cement Products Co
Williamsdale
Youth Names Among Victims Highlighted in Local Tragedy
The report lists four youths Richard Morris age 14 Heather Dawson age 15 Gary Holley age 14 and Carol Joy age 14 as victims along with a fifth named Michael Jevanda described as a Sunday school participant.
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Richard Morris
Heather Dawson
Gary Holley
Carol Joy
Michael Jevanda
Agnew Reaffirms US NATO Support To Turkey
Vice President Spiro Agnew told Turkish leaders the United States will continue NATO backing and aid for Turkey. He rejected talk of unilateral European troop withdrawals as careless. Agnew met with President Sunay and Premier Erim in Ankara during talks on Soviet Union arms negotiations and balanced force reductions.
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Ankara
Spiro T. Agnew
Turkey
United States
U.S
Europe
Agnew
Cevdet Sunnyland
Nihat Erim
Erim
Land
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
West
NATO
Washington
Iran
Persepolis
Greece
Mediterranean
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Radiation Study Shows Cincinnati Program Aids Patients Not Pentagon
Physicians at the University of Cincinnati defend a federally funded whole body radiation program as primarily benefiting terminal cancer patients. They reject claims of guinea pig use for the Pentagon, noting patient consent and NIH regulations were followed. Senator Kennedy cites a DoD funding probe and the project’s military data aims, while officials stress careful ethics and patient awareness. The broader context includes diplomacy and NATO security comments by Agnew and ongoing debates on U.S. troop reductions in Europe.
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Tey
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Department of Defense
Pentagon
Cincinnati
Eugene L. Saenger
National Institute of Health
Saenger
Wall
Washington Post
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James E. Wheeler
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Dakota Zoo
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N.C
California
Fred R. Harris
Butler County Democration Party
Manchester Motor Inn
Manchester & N. Broad St
Butler County Central & Executive
Freida Levy
Spa
UC Cancer Program
Fense Department
Nixon
Citizens Savings and Loan Association
Mr. Burnett
J. Burnett
T. Brown
C. Mullins
T. Smith
B. Buckley
G. Armstrong
C. Howell
K. O’niell
J. Buckley
T. Hagins
M. DeFrates
T. Wood
D. Bolden
R. Williams
Ed Poff
O’niell
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