Anti U S Feelingsflare at Saigon Army Base
Demonstrations near Long Binh base NE of Saigon erupt as 300 Lambretta buses block entry and 100 protesters urge action against a GI driver. Nine civilians injured as a U S 24 ton truck hits a civilian bus amid ongoing anti American violence. The U S Embassy warns personnel to take protective security measures amid bombings and a nightclub explosion.
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Pittsburgh Press labor talks end four month dispute
Ne gol iators for the Pittsburgh Press Co and Local 16P of the Photoengravers union reached a tentative contract early today, ending four months of labor turmoil that idled the city’s two daily papers. Federal mediator Arthur Wellman announced the agreement after a marathon 16 hour bargaining session in the Federal Building. The company and union avoided a potential shutdown and set a framework for final terms pending ratification.
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Frank Altman
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Wellman
Stereotypers Union
Teamsters Local 241
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City school heads due for raises
Administrators in the New Castle Area School District will receive raises once the wage price freeze ends. On 12 month contracts, professional personnel get 900 dollars. 10 month contracts 800 dollars. Includes superintendent and senior high principals among others. Secretaries receive 25 cents hourly increase, with 5 cents already granted this year.
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Auto industry promises price cuts if tax lifted
Automobile industry officials told Congress they would cut car prices by 125 to 200 if the 7 percent auto tax is repealed. They urged repeal of excise taxes on light trucks, arguing kept taxes raise used car prices.
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Joseph's to locate in plaza in North City Plaza Neshannock
Joseph's Super Market and a White Cross store will anchor North City Plaza in Neshannock Township near Wilmington Road. Ground breaking occurred as W T Grant Co plans a large operation. Joseph's aims for March 1 1972 opening with Tamarkin Co supplying groceries and Heshare Deshare Construction finishing the building.
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Grant’s
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Youngstown
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Senate to table draft extension amid White House pressure
Washington reports the Senate planned an afternoon vote to table a bill extending the draft for two years. Administration officials warned delaying revival could weaken U.S. bargaining in arms talks with the Soviet Union. Pentagon spokesmen and service leaders warned manpower shortfalls if Congress fails to act, with talk of reserve callups and ending student deferments.
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Love and care lift crippled children at Jamestown school
Dr Anne Carlsen, born without hands or feet, heads a Jamestown crippled children's school. She and staff provide love, care and instruction, aiming to help children live, work and play with those who are sound of body. Family support and community contributions fund the program as parents seek security and happiness for their handicapped children.
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Senator McGovern urges Vietnam troop withdrawal
UPI reports Senator George McGovern during a three day visit to South Vietnam urged President Nixon to withdraw all American troops in exchange for North Vietnam releasing U S war prisoners. He called South Vietnamization a failure and denounced the upcoming Saigon election as a charade. He met with President Thieu, who stood firm, and McGovern declined to claim an apology from Thieu after the church bombing incident.
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Boundaries Revised for Croton and Lockley Elementary Schools
The school board redrew lines between Croton and Harry W. Lockley elementary schools due to Lockley overcapacity and a projected enrollment surge from Crestview Garden Apartments. Area north of Slate St to Vine St and parts of County Line Rd join Croton with transfer options for current Lockley students and new 1972 73 registrations. Transportation for certain pupils north of Slate St was approved amid redevelopment hazards.
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Moss hearing set Oct. 12 on manslaughter DUI charges
Involuntary manslaughter and drunken driving charges against Jesse A. Moss 18 of 617 Etna St. stem from the Sept. 4 traffic death of Carmella M. Russo. Police filed the charges before District Justice Merloy Hildebrand. a hearing is set for Oct. 12 at 10 a.m.
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Greene reveals near suicide in youth amid fame
Graham Greene recounts in his autobiography a teenage urge toward self harm and a Russian roulette episode. He nearly killed himself five times before a misfire stopped the sixth shot.
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UPI
Graham Greene
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Bailey Lead
Henderson Instructed to Probe My Lai Slayings Report
A UPI report describes Col. Oran K. Henderson ordered to investigate the 1968 My Lai civilian killings and to file a report two days after the incident. Lt. Col. Frederic Walke testified he was present when the instructions were given, aiming to prove the colonel received orders but did not act.
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UPI
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My Lai
Henderson
Frederic Walke
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Army
Pentagon
AT&T: China agrees to restore direct Shanghai to Oakland line
AT&T said China agreed to restore the direct Shanghai to Oakland telephone circuit after it was severed in November 1968. A cable from China to AT&T long lines division confirmed the decision. The move resumes direct service between China and the United States.
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