Strikes Sweep U S Across Sectors in 1940s Style
Across the United States massive walkouts surge as unions including the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Teamsters, and National Airlines machinists join nationwide labor actions. Prisons, mental hospitals, state universities, and airports face picket lines as wage and benefit disputes beyond $1 per hour arise.
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Hon Wockers
Predera’ Mediation Service
Washington
Henley Convicted Of Murders
A Houston mass murder case ends with Elmer Wayne Henley, 18, found guilty of six counts of murder. Jurors now consider life imprisonment as prosecutors seek no death penalty. Henley’s mother vows an appeal. defense plans one regardless of sentence. The trial details include testimonies about Henley’s role with corll and Brooks in the killings.
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San Antonio
Tex
Elmer Wayne Henley
Houston
Will Gray
Gray
Henley
Mildred Voelker
Charles C. Cobble
Marty Ray Jones
Frank Anthony Augie
Johnny Delone
William Ray Lawrence
Homer Garcia
Mary Henley
Preston Dial
Bettye Shirley
Dean A. Corll
David Owen Brooks
Corll
Brooks
Corl
Pasadena
Don Lambrigh
Hijacked Japan airliner escapes as 85 flee
An American businessman helped spark the escape of 85 people from a hijacked Japan Airlines plane near Nagoya. Police captured the hijacker, a 26 year old Japanese worker, after 81 passengers and four crew members escaped. The hijacker stabbed himself but survived after surgery. Two Americans aboard, Milton Richmond and Robert Allen, aided by stewardesses and ground crews, used rear exits and emergency slides to reach safety while mud and a police action ended the crisis.
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Tokyo
Japanese Air Lines
Nagoya
Milton M. Richmond
Chicago
Akira Iwakoshi
Richmond
Bob Allen
Robert Allen
Glendale
Calif
Iwakeshi
Osaka
North Korea
Nagosya
Senate panel seeks Kissinger transcripts
Senate Foreign Relations Committee pressed for any transcripts of Henry Kissinger phone calls as part of an inquiry into National Security Council records. The panel asked the secretary of state for relevant documents, including call transcripts, after reports Kissinger had a secretary record conversations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
K Singer
National Security Affairs
Kissinger
National Security Council
FBI
Window cleaner survives 12 story fall in Vancouver
A window cleaner fell 12 stories at a Vancouver apartment in British Columbia striking a parked car on the way down. He sustained a head wound and a likely ankle injury but avoided more serious harm after using his feet to push from the building. The worker was sent home by the manager until Tuesday and faced insurance questions over vehicle damage.
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Vancouver
BC AP
Favaneed
WE Managers
Charry
Lawrence
Eleanor Balam
Insurance Corporation
B.C
Nude sun bathing path blocked by judge in Queens
New York magistrate Vincent A. Caloggio says no constitutional right to nude sun bathing. A young man charged with disorderly conduct and intoxication allegedly shoved a park ranger while strolling naked at a Queens beach.
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New York
Vincent A. Caloggio
Queens
Bacteria To Control Mosquitoes in Macomb Minnesota
Scientist Dr. Samuel Singer of Western Illinois University says a bacterium, Bacillus sphaericus, can kill billions of mosquito larvae without affecting other life, offering a potential weapon against malaria, yellow fever, and other diseases. He notes resistance to DDT and advocates natural disease based control.
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Macomb. MN
Samuel Singer
Western Illinois University
Singer
California
TV Hostess Chris Chubbuck Suicide On Live TV
Television host Chris Chubbuck used a public safety item on air and shot herself during a live broadcast at WXLT channel 40 in Sarasota. The 29 year old New subject, described by colleagues and family as under psychiatric care, died hours later in hospital. Witnesses and reporters recount her cold preparation and the moment of the firing, with viewers initially unsure if it was a stunt.
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Mike Simmons
Sarasota Sheriff's Office
WXLT
Miss Chubbuck
Rob Smith
Valerie Rubin
Sarasota Herald Tribune
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