King Gustaf VI Adolfs death ends long reign in Sweden
King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden died at age 90 after a gastric ulcer operation. Crown Prince Carl Gustaf, the 27-year-old heir, will become king. Parliament may move to abolish the monarchy, paving the way for a republic per Premier Olof Palme.
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Helsingborg
Sweden
Gustaf VI Adolf
Carl Gustaf
Gustaf Adolf
Olof Palme
Gustaf
Gustaf VI
Gustaf V
Democratic Socialist
Stockholm
Housewives Hold Steady as Beef Prices Stay Stable
Consumers kept to a cautious pace after the ceiling on beef prices was lifted. Analysts noted steady or falling beef costs due to weak demand, with some retailers cutting prices on beef pork and poultry while others raised dairy and wheat items.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Bill Marshall
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Clarence G. Adams
National Association of Food Chains
Kroger’s
Atlanta
Harold Cloutier
First National
Montpelier
Russell Falls
Convenient Food Marts of Arkansas, Inc
Pblic
Gail's
Cleveland
Ohio
Chrysler strike halts 1974 model production in Detroit
United Auto Workers strike of 113,300 members erupts after failed talks on voluntary overtime, job security, and pension improvements. Chrysler cites a $750 million first year pension cost and argues full production is impossible with partial overtime. Neither side voiced details publicly amid tense negotiations.
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Detroit
Chrysler
United Auto Workers Union
Comfortable Two Day Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions with highs in the low 70s today. Lows around the upper 40s tonight. Tomorrow similar temperatures with a chance of showers.
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S&s
Moynihan Eyed For Key State Post In Kissinger Era
Daniel Moynihan, ambassador to India, may be recalled to a top State Department post under Henry Kissinger. The Harvard-educated Democrat is seen as central to a new foreign policy consensus, with Moynihan’s possible roles including undersecretary for affairs or assistant secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian affairs. Senate committee expected to back Kissinger’s confirmation soon. Moynihan’s career spans labor secretary aide to Johnson’s welfare plans and urban affairs adviser to Nixon.
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Washington
Daniel P. Moynihan
India
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
New Delhi
Harvard
U.S
Pakistan
United States
Kissinger
Moynihan
Concensus
Heldy
William J. Porter
Joseph J. Sisco
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Labor
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Explosions Damage Historic Chemistry Lab at U Chicago
Explosions blew out a wall and damaged Jorge Herman Jones Hall at the University of Chicago. Four security staff were injured slightly as two blasts struck the basement of the four story landmark where plutonium was first isolated. Officials later said cobalt and radium storage were unharmed and no exposure risk existed. Damages may exceed 1 million dollars per a chemistry official.
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Chicago
Poe
University of Chicago
Jorge Herman Jones
Hall
Glance Inside Alternatives Inc reaches its goals
Alternatives Inc formed to help divert girls from criminal courts. The brainchildren are Lynne Waxweiler and Lucy Dillon now guiding the nonprofit which has secured a grant to establish a home and a director. Stuart Hatch chairs the board. other officers include Janet Boni treasurer and Margaret Fiora recording secretary.
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Alternatives, Inc
Lynne Waxweiler
Butler County Juvenile Department
Lucy Dillon
Stuart
Ann) Hatch
Knoll Lane
Robert
Janet) Boni
Fisher Ave
Carl
Margaret) Fiora
Wicklow Drive
William
Sally) Whitesides
Timber Trail
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Food Fair
Pantry Pride
Nixon
The
Greg Boshart
Chemistry Department
Glance Inside Alternatives, Inc
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Dillon
Karen Garloch
Tees Eneas
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