Suggests 2 Day Police Walkout
National FOP president proposes a two day nationwide police walkout to show what life would be like without police. Capt. John Harrington cites Cleveland sniper deaths and Supreme Court rulings as motives for the idea and says petitions are circulating to raise awareness of law enforcement challenges.
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Shreveport
UPI
Fraternal Order of Police
John Harrington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Harrington
US Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Police Action Probe Urged by Cleveland NAACP
The Cleveland NAACP requests Attorney General Ramsey Clark the U.S. Civil Rights Commission and the FCC to probe police actions during last week's disturbances. The FCC also will be asked to investigate alleged use of profanity over police radio.
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UPI
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Ramsey Clark
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Steelworkers win big contract ends looming nationwide strike
The United Steelworkers Union secures its largest contract in basic steel history worth 1.5 billion dollars over three years, triggering a 33 percent production cutback from August. The deal raises pay with a 20 cent immediate raise and boosts vacation pensions and hospital coverage for 400 000 workers while industry shipments drop.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Basic Steel Industry
Basic Steel
Allied Companies
Change A Bit Short Change A Bit Short
At McCabe's tavern Milwaukee Wisconsin Peter Frannsen paid with a Social Security check for a small purchase. The teller misread the amount leaving $1270 instead of $12.70. after the error was found the Social Security office returned $1269 to Frannsen who was described as a very happy man.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
McCabe
Peter Frannsen
Frannsen
Socieal Security Office
Pope Paul Defends Pill Ban Amid Controversy
Pope Paul VI defended Humanae Vitae at Castel Gandolfo praising its truth and saying he suffered during its preparation. He cited press discussions and hoped the encyclical would be accepted, reaffirming the church’s stance against artificial birth control despite criticims from theologians.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
UPI
Paul VI
Paul
Boy 10 Finds A Dud Hand Grenade In Cincinnati
Ten year old Doug Allis found a grenade with its pin removed near his new West End home. He showed it to his father at a grocery store, prompting the grocer to alert authorities. Police and bomb squad members disposed of the device by throwing it into the Ohio River.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Ohio
Doug Allis
Doug
John F. Joehnk
West End
Joehnk
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