Labor secretary against veto of picketing rights bill
Washington AP Ford vetoed a bill expanding construction union picketing rights. Dunlop urged approval, arguing it could stabilize labor relations. aides say he may resign in protest. The bill would have allowed unions to picket and shut down entire construction sites in disputes.
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Washington
Ford
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
National Labor Management Committee
California
Ronald Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy staff relations alleged by Time Magazine
Time Magazine reports that the late President John F Kennedy had sexual relations with at least two White House staffers who traveled with him on presidential trips. The article notes code names Fiddle and Faddle, their proximity to Kennedy, and an incident in the Lincoln Bedroom involving aides and secret cables.
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John F. Kennedy
White House
Time Magazine
Secret Service
Kennedy
Nassau
Harold MacMillan
Yosemite Park
Palm Beach
Time
Kennedy White House
Council
Lincoln
Indicted Manson Follower Sandra Good in Threat Letters Case
Sandra Good, 31, once linked to Lynette Fromme, and Susan Heather Murphy, 28, were indicted in Sacramento on conspiring to mail 171 threatening letters to business and government leaders. Lynette Fromme was named as an unindicted co conspirator in the case.
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Sacramento
Calif
Charles Manson
Sandra Good
Lynette Squeaky” Fromme
Ford
Susan ‘Heather’ Murphy
Miss Fromme
Hoffa buried at Moscato's Dump search extended
Exstention Newark AP magistrate extends through Dec 29 a search warrant allowing FBI dig up Moscato's Dump in Jersey City for mob victims including former Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa. U S Atty Jonathan L Goldstein stated the Dec 2 warrant was renewed for 10 days by U S Magistrate William J Hunt.
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Newark
N.J
FBI
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
U.S. Atty
Jonathan L. Goldstein
U.S
William J. Hunt
Jersey City
US to double oil imports from North Africa and Middle East
A Library of Congress study for the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy predicts the United States will import in five years as much oil as it has consumed in 342 years. It also estimates 1977 imports will be 50 percent higher than current levels, with all growth from North Africa and the Middle East.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Library of Congress
Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
North Africa
Middle East
Supreme Court ruling adds ADC duties for unemployed fathers
ADC in Des Moines faces more strain as the Supreme Court requires jobless fathers to choose between unemployment compensation and ADC. The ruling impacts 25 states with higher ADC than unemployment benefits, including Iowa. HEW issued rules to implement the plan set to start by early 1976.
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Des Moines
U.S. Supreme Court
Towa
U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare
HEW
Terrorists surrender in Algiers after hostage release
Algerian authorities report terrorists who seized the Vienna headquarters of the world oil cartel surrendered today after releasing their last hostages in Libya and Algeria. Venezuelan Minister Valentin Hernandez Acosta, freed Monday, said the leader calling himself Carlos claimed that identity. He noted Carlos spoke Spanish during a Paris contact and is the gunman sought for a June Paris shooting.
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Algeria
Vienna
World Oil Cartel
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Tran
Mines and Hydrocarbons
Valentin Hernandez Acosta
Carlos
Hernandez Acosta
Paris
OPEC
Ringstrasse
Baghdad
Austria
Bruno Kreisky
Belaid Abdessalam
Ecuador
Gabon
Nigeria
Venezuela
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Jamshid Amouzegar
Iran
Oid
Abdessalam
Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Tripoli
Bouteflika
Yamani
Amouzegar
Kissinger Ups Stakes in Angola Backing Clash
Secretary of State Kissinger warned the United States will resist Soviet and Cuban backing of a Marxist faction in Angola. He said Washington would oppose any expansion of Soviet influence, while supporting African solutions and a coalition among local factions. He noted no U.S. plans to cut grain sales despite overall relationship strain.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Angola
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Cuba
Senate
West Africa
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MOLA
Moscow
Fruitland selects mayor amid annexation dispute ruling
In Fruitland a tribunal upheld a mayoral appeal, restoring Rolland Ziegenhorn after a contentious election. The panel found the annexation dispute affecting his eligibility remains unresolved, with a Muscatine County district court case pending. Strause could appeal within ten days. otherwise Ziegenhorn serves as mayor.
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Rolland Ziegenhorn
Fruitland
Ziegenhorn
Muscatine County
Weldon A. Strause
Strause
Ronald Shephard
Walter Conlon
Lewis Peterson
Peterson
J.W. Conway
Conway
Weather Summary Tonight And Next Day Forecast
Cloudy conditions continue with overnight lows around the mid 20s. Wednesday remains cloudy with daytime highs in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Monday's high near 37 with a night low around 25. No precipitation recorded.
Nixon aide Chapin sentence reduced to months
A federal judge cut Dwight L. Chapin's prison term to six to eighteen months from a ten to thirty month sentence for lying to a federal grand jury Chapin, once Nixon's appointments secretary, began serving August 11 in a federal institution.
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Dwight L. Chapin
Richard Nixon
Chapin
Thief steals fake purse. diaper bag found nearby
An unidentified thief took what appeared to be a purse from a car on East Sixth Street but the bag proved to be a diaper bag belonging to Mrs. Charles Hahn. Police found the bag and baby items a short distance from the car, suggesting snatchers chase changing styles.
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E. Sixth Street
Charles Hahn
Muscatine City
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