Kissinger Leaves Peking for Washington Amid UN voting speculations
Belgrade reported Henry Kissinger left Peking for Washington after an extended stay that fueled speculation tied to the UN representation vote. Observers in Peking said no comments on the outcome but expected the vote could open a constructive U S China dialogue after two decades of tension.
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Attorneys Say No Bribes Shown Yet
In Columbus Ohio defense lawyers in the Crofters bribery trial challenge the relevance of SERS loan legality to the case. Crofters officers Gerald Donahue Sidney Griffith Harry Grodan and former SERS official James Lore face bribery charges tied to more than 28 million dollars in 1969 state loans.
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Ex Xavier President Celestin Steiner Dies at 73
Detroit AP reports Rev. Celestin J. Steiner, former Xavier University president from 1940 to 1949, died after a long illness. A Mass of the Resurrection will be held Wednesday at Gesu Church near the University of Detroit campus. Steiner, a Detroit native ordained in Holland, later led the University of Detroit and earlier headed St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati, founding Xavier’s Lay Advisory Board.
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Senate Targets War Finances in New Indochina Battle
Senate war critics push an amendment to the 3.2 billion foreign aid bill demanding a six month U.S. troop withdrawal from Indochina and barring new military spending there except for withdrawal and protection. The measure, added by the Foreign Relations Committee, faces opposition from Nixon backers as Congress weighs adjournment timing and a 70 billion defense package.
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West Virginia Dissidents Push Mine Union Ratification
Three dissident factions led by Miners for Democracy Black Lung Association and Widows of Southern West Virginia met in Charleston to press for rank and file ratification of any contract. The strike has cost West Virginia over 100 million dollars and 100000+ miners across 20 states remain off the job. Rail disruption spreads as Norfolk and Western plans 600 more layoffs, raising furloughed workers to about 5300 since the strike began.
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Union Organizer Indicted in Ohio Mine Vandalism Case
United Mine Workers organizer James Russell faces seven indictments in Carroll County for an October 16 vandalism at James Brothers Coal Co. mine near Magnolia. Vehicles burned, fires set, and damage estimated at 250000 as nonunion mines resumed operation under guard amid nationwide UMW walkout and Washington contract talks. Governor Gilligan vows to maintain order.
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Coal slump lays off thousands amid vanished shipments
The nationwide coal downturn has driven layoffs surpassing 17 000 with broader coal related industries shrinking work forces. West Virginia bears the heaviest toll as 39 000 miners lose jobs and over 7 000 seek federal food stamps starting November 1, counting into lost wages, revenues and taxes.
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