Steel Decrees on Jeopardy
Birmingham AP reports a settlement between major steel firms the government and United Steelworkers may unravel as Judge Sam Powter weighs decrees granting race neutral job opportunities and a $51 million fund for laid off workers. Nine companies including US Steel Bethlehem Republic Armco and Allegheny Ludlum are involved.
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Birmingham
United Steelworker of American
US Dourie
Sam Powter
Naacp Legal Defens Fund
National Ad Hoc Committee
Netiona Organization of Women
National Steelworkers Bank and File Committee
National
Batk Tages
US Steel
Bethlehem, Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Armco
Wheeline-Paulburgh, Youngstown
Sheet and Tube and
Allegheny Ludlum
Corrected AP report on Banfield book and SDS incident
The AP corrects an item wrongly stating Edward Banfield wrote that blacks are inferior. Banfield, a Penn professor, authored Unheavenly City. The piece notes his suspended Chicago lecture by SDS and their 90 minute protest backstage.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Edward Banfield
Banfield
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
University of Chicago
Students For A Democratic Society
508
SDS
Thai Premier Returns To Post
Resigned Thai Premier Sanya Thammasak says he will return to head the government after broad support from the National Assembly and leadership. He resigned in sympathy with cabinet members under pressure and plans to keep about half the 28 member cabinet while introducing about 14 younger figures.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Sanya Thammasak
Assémaly
Sanya
United States
U.S
Sniper Fire Reported At Onondaga Lacrosse Game
A sniper fired on a group of Indians playing lacrosse on a lighted field at night in the Onondaga Indian Reserve. No injuries were reported as deputies surrounded the area and searched the woods, but no sign of the shooter was found.
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Sedakow NY AP
Memorial Derby to Kick Off Memorial Day Weekend in Frederic
Memorial events unfold with the fifth annual demo derby at Frederic Fairgrounds Monday gates open early with driving heats. Post Office plans modified service for Memorial Day weekend including no city or rural deliveries Monday and lock box mail handling. Weather outlook calls for possible rain Sunday and Monday with temperatures in the 70s cooling overnight. Chesapeake Bay bridges reopen on Thursday.
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Fredenck Fair Grounds
Gates
Fredericn
John Young
Frederick City
Mad
Frederick
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Mount Saint Mary's Convocation and Baccalaureate Mass
Mount Saint Mary's holds a Saturday convocation at 4 p.m. with Dr. Dillon presiding and Dean Kaliss presenting college awards. Former president Msgr. Robert R. Kline will give invocation and benediction, music by Weston Maryland College's Resident Trombone Quartet, followed by the Baccalaureate Mass in the College Chapel with speaker Msgr. Baroni.
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Mount Saint Mary's
Dillon
Kaliss
Robert R. Kline
Weston Maryland College
Msgr. Baroni
New Israeli Government Formed in Jerusalem
Premier-designate Yitzhak Rabin said he had formed a government after a two day delay and declined to reveal cabinet details. He met with Katzir and discussed Syria peace talks with Secretary of State Kissinger while Labor aims for broader territorial concessions and Dayan rumored for defense minister.
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Desgane
Yerhak Rabin
Rabin
Ephraim Kar
Henry A Keeniger
Syria
Katzir
Yigal Allen
Our
Shames Peres
Maging
Miter
Moshe Dayan Rabia
Downh Ket Wity
Labor Party
Printers End 17 Day NY Daily News Strike
Jubilant members of the New York Typographical Union No 3 entered the Daily News building closing a 17 day walkout. The tentative contract ends nearly two years of negotiations with Times papers. Post details await mediation as talks continue. Bertram A Powers led the union in announcing the developing agreement.
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NEW York AP
New York Daily News
New York Typographical Union No. 3
Morning Daily News and Times
Printers’ Union
Sand
Post
Study estimates yearly dog bite costs to taxpayers
In Chicago AP report, an Ecology of Stray Dogs study estimates about ten million people are bitten annually by dogs and government investigation costs for such cases range from forty to sixty dollars per incident.
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Chicago
Bates
Unian
Washington
Ats
Wayne Smith reports for duty at Cherry Point
Middletown native Lance Corporal Wayne Smith has reported for duty at the Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point North Carolina. The arrival marks his assignment to duty with the station's aviation unit.
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N.C
Wayne Smith
Middletown
Marine Corps Air Station
Cherry Pont
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