Nixon policies blamed for job loss especially for Negroes
AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Department reports to convention that Nixon administration actions slow the economy, raise unemployment among nonwhite workers, and threaten ghetto unrest. It cites a 279,000 rise to 2.8 million unemployed since January and urges a jobless reduction for Negroes without increasing white unemployment.
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Atlantic City
Nixon
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Department
Nixon Admin
America
Nixon hears plea for a better day at White House service
President Nixon heard a minister say Americans long for a better day of restoration stability and peace at a White House religious service. Rev Allan R Watson urged the President is burdened by responsibilities ahead of the AFL-CIO convention. The audience included Mrs Eisenhower and Chief Justice Burger.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Allan R. Watson
Calvary Baptist Church
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Warren Burger
Watson
Adlai Stevenson I to Seek Senate Post
Adlai E Stevenson Jr., son of the former governor and two time Democratic nominee, plans to seek the Illinois Senate seat left by Everett Dirksen. He may face a March primary from Rep Roman C Pucinski, with rivals and potential cross filings shaping a rare statewide Democratic contest.
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Adlai Stevenson I
Senate
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Everett M. Dirksen
Chicago
Roman C. Pucinski
Ralph T. Smith
Dirksen
Stevenson
Pucinski
Downstate
Charles H. Percy
Smith
Illinois House
Richard Ogilvie
John Anderson
Rockford
Fenwick Student Judith Kimball Honored in Merit Scholar Test
Judith A. Kimball, a Fenwick High School alumna living in Argentina, earned a letter of commendation for high performance on the 1969 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. As a Fenwick junior last year she ranked in the upper two percent among 39,000 U.S. students.
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Judith A. Kimball
Fenwick High School
Miss Kimball
Argentina
Fenwick
United States
Dirksen's Death May Split Up Well Paid Team
Washington AP A husband and wife office aide pair earning 53862 yearly for Senator Dirksen may be separated as his death ends their joint tenure. John Gomien and Clas Gomien earned large sums with Dirksen, while Gomien also serves as secretary to his successor Representative Ralph Smith. The couple has long served on Capitol Hill and face decisions on future employment and Senate tenure. The Dowdys of Texas also earn combined 61318 a year, with John Dowdy at 42500 and his wife at 18818.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
John Ro
Clas TV
Damian
Senate
Gomien
Dirksell
Ralph Smith
Hinois
Capitol Hill
Lve
Dirksen
Gomsen
Capitol
Len Hueh Scott
Pennsylvania
Kopechne Exhumation Hearing Set in Pa Case
Mary Jo Kopechne’s parents seek to keep her grave undisturbed as Massachusetts probes her death after the Chappaquiddick accident. Attorneys argue no crime and no autopsy. district attorney presses for autopsy amid bloodstain claims. The case involves Bernard Brominski presiding and a district attorney petition from Edmund Dinis.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mary Jo Kopechne
Common Pleas Court
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Chappaquiddick Island
Larksville
Joseph Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Bernard C. Brominski
Dist
Dinis
Mary Jo
District Technes
Brominski
Kenedy
Pedines
Dinispe Supreme Court
University Senate Decision on Student Members Delayed Again
Miami University Board of Trustees postponed action on adding voting student members to the Senate until the Senate reviews its stance. The board lifted the reference to student members for now and seeks a democratic indication of support and scope from the Senate before December 13.
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Oxford
Miami University
Board of Trustees
Miami University Senate
Senate
University Senate
Lloyd H. O'Hara
Dayton
Olara
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
John E. Dolibois
Ohio Teen Drowns at Acton Lake in Hueston Woods
James Ragland an 18 year old from Columbus apparently drowned Sunday when his canoe overturned at Acton Lake in Hueston Woods State Park. Skin divers and local authorities searched for his body.
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Oxford, Ohio
James KR. Ragland
Columbus
Acton Lake
Hueston Woods State Park
Ohio Hosts: 23 Die in Weekend Traffic Toll
Ohio motorists caused 23 deaths across fast moving freeways and off road crashes. The weekend, starting Friday at 6 p.m., saw a single double fatality near Fostoria, with most crashes in northern and central Ohio.
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Ohio
Fostoria
Final JA Adviser Training Ends As Youth Program Grows
Final training sessions for Junior Achievement advisers run tonight through Thursday at the JA center in the Civic Association. Trainers prepare volunteer adults to counsel teenage run companies as assemblies at seven area high schools continue. The learn by doing economic program starts next week with 20 companies organized.
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The
Civic Association
Register Now for the US Sweepstakes
A public notice invites participation in the US Sweepstakes by Union Sanitary with seven locations. The event promotes entry locally, listing participating sites and calling for timely registration to win prizes.
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LS. Longs
Maritime Trades Meeting
Afl-Cio
US. Army
James Campbell
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Pacific Stars and Stripes
Hanoi Herald
Congressional Office
Jhn Gomien
Atty
Edmund Dinis
New Bedford, Mass
Joseph Flanagan
Ta Iing
Dasons Hardware
Rhone
Leonardo da Vinci
Central Ave
Eom
Neec
Union Sanitary
Lady Wrangler
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