Bangkok calm after student revolt ends military rule
Bangkok streets reopened as two days of street fighting ended with the exodus of Thailand's top military leaders. Insurgent students began cleaning debris while a lifted curfew allowed traffic to resume. Reports of 283 dead surfaced amid widespread chaos and destroyed police facilities.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Praphas Charusathien
Narong Kittikachorn
Thanom
Praphas
Narong
Taiwan
Woman Dug Own Grave Saved By Traffic Crash
Clara Small, 73, was forced by her former husband Winifred Hilbert, 60, into a cemetery and made to dig a grave during a five day captivity. A minor traffic mishap while en route led to his arrest. he was intoxicated and carried a revolver. Small later told relatives what happened.
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Tampa
Fla
Clara Small
Winifred Hilbert
Justices silent on bugging claim at Supreme Court
Supreme Court justices offered no comment on Justice Douglas's claim that the court's conference room may have been bugged. The assertion arose in a dissent related to wiretapping, with five justices declining to comment and the court's public information office not responding.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William OO. Douglas
Potter Stewart
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
Douglas
Court Public Information Office
Court
Lyndon B. Johnson
District of Columbia
Johnson
White House
Joseph Califano
Court weighs pregnancy leave rules for teachers
The Supreme Court is examining whether school board rules mandating pregnant teachers to take leave months before delivery violate constitutional rights. Lawyers urge that such policies discriminate against expectant staff and may force early retirement or job loss.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Susan Cohen
Chesterfield County
Jo Carol LaFleur
Ann Elizabeth Nelson
Cleveland
Ohio
Women considered for vice president by Nixon
President Nixon sought out qualified women for the vice presidential vacancy, Anne Armstrong says. About five or six names recurred, but Armstrong noted she declined to identify them. The process involved Camp David deliberations before Ford was nominated.
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Memphis, Tenn
Nixon
Anne Armstrong
Camp David
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Gerald R.ford
Michigan
House
Business Administration Graduate Leads Middletown Plant
A Miami University graduate with a B S in Business Administration rose to general manager of the Middletown plant after 23 years at Packaging Corporation of America a division of Tenneco Corp. He held 6 years as plant manager before this assignment.
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Miami University
Packaging Corporation of America
Tenneco Corp
Middletown
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Rogers Jewelers
Central Ave
ART Beach
Middletown High School
Manchester Middle School
P.T.O
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