U S Moves To Prevent Rail Strike
Washington labor leaders from four railroad unions meet with Secretary Hodgson as rail workers press for wage gains. Both large unions claim the 200000 member force backs strikes if demands aren’t met and no 60 day delay decision has been made. Joint talks with rail industry negotiators planned later today to seek a settlement.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Maintenanance of Way
Nixon
W. J. Usery
Labor Department
Dennis
Sinatra to face work card after Las Vegas pistol incident
Las Vegas sheriff says Frank Sinatra must obtain an entertainer's work permit and answer questions before performing again after a card-game dispute ended with a .38 pistol. Casino official Sandford Waterman, 66, was jailed for assault with a deadly weapon and released. District Attorney Franklin also plans to interview Sinatra.
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Nev
Frank Sinatra
Sherif Ralph Lamb
Sinatra
Caesars Palace
Sandford Waterman
Lamb
Waterman
George Franklin
Franklin
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Calif
Maryland resume of fall programs and Labor Day weekend
Maryland schools reopen after a Labor Day break with Allegany and Harford resuming midweek. The holiday weekend saw 12 traffic deaths and three drownings. Ocean City hosted crowds led by Vice President Agnew while Timonium hosted the state fair with record attendance. A beach sleepover controversy near Baltimore drew police leniency, and Maryland oyster fleet races and crab derby events highlighted the weekend coastal scene.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Allegany
Harford
Spiro T. Agnew
Atlantic Coast
Hugh Cropper
J. Warren Frame
The
Sort
Chamber of Commerce
Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Deal Island
Rosie Parks
Orville Parks
Cambridge
Egyptians Hit Israeli Peace Charges As Mask
The Egyptian cabinet in Cairo labeled U S assertions of Cairo violating the cease fire as a mask to cover any Israeli action. Israel accused Egypt of missile buildup near the Suez Canal and Tel Aviv boycotted peace talks as US sponsored talks stalled. Tass criticized Israel for delaying the Security Council resolution and prolonging the stalemate. London pressed for progress under Gunnar Jarring.
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U.S
Cairo
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
al Ahram
Israel
Suez Canal
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Tel Aviv
New York
Canal
Tass
Security Council
Jordan
Canal Zone
London
Gunnar Jarring
Two Injured In I 70 Crash Near Urbana
Two Pennsylvania residents were injured in a two car crash on I-70 near Urbana Monday night. Andrew John Downes and Kenneth Lynn Burkett, both of Turtle Creek, were treated and released. Joseph M. Cooper of Landover faces driving under the influence and reckless driving charges. Downes’s car was totaled. Cooper’s suffered about 600 dollars in damage. Richard Byrd is noted in a separate line.
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Pennsylvania
Urbana
Ward 200
Fort Detrick
Andrew John Downes
Turtle Creek
Kenneth Lynn Burkett
Joseph M. Cooper
Landover
Downes
Cooper
Barnes Career Highlights Include Education Grants and Teaching Posts
Barnes long career spans State College Bluefield and schools in Georgia and West Virginia. He won Esso and National Science Foundation grants to study at Johns Hopkins Morgan State Northwestern. He and wife Yvonne Dodson have four children Wayne Charles William Jr and Donna. He serves as a deacon at First Missionary Baptist Church and lives on McMurray Street.
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Bluefield
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Georgia
West Virginia
Barnes
Johns Hopkins University
Esso Education Foundation
National Science Foundation
Morgan State College
Northwestern University
Yvonne Dodson
Wayne
Charles
William Jr
Donna
First Missionary Baptist Church
McMurray Street
Bomb Triggers Flood as Tank Explodes Near Woodbridge Virginia
An explosion from a battery detonated bomb ruptured a 900000 gallon water storage tank near Woodbridge Virginia. The blast released about 400000 gallons of water into a rural area, cutting water service to thousands with no reported injuries. Police say dynamite was strapped to a pipe beneath the tank and fragments were sent to Washington for FBI examination.
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Here
Virginia
Potomac
Set. B. R. Belcher
Virginia State Police
Washington
FBL
Florida GOP primary dominates state polls
Eight states vote on primary day with Florida’s GOP contest drawing heavy attention as Harrold Carswell and William Cramer vie for the Senate seat. Florida also features a tight governor race between Claude Kirk and Jack Eckerd, while Democrats field a lively four way gubernatorial contest. Vermont and New Hampshire hold Senate and governor races, with runoff dynamics noted in Arkansas and other states.
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Specard L. Holland
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Fred Schultz
Florida House
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Jack Eckerd
Philip H. Hoff
Fiore L. Bove
U.S
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