Newark Police and Fire Demands Pay Raise Protest
More than 1,000 off duty Newark police and firefighters marched on City Hall delaying traffic as they demand higher salaries. They call for state aid to fund hikes from current pay scales of 6951 to 8000 toward 10500 by Jan 1 and plan a protest at the state capital next Thursday during a meeting with government officials.
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Newark
City Hall
Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association
Fire Officer’s Association
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
FMBA
Arthur Brageer Jr
Bragger
Richard J. Hughes
Hugh Addonizio
James Canfield
Frank Rebels
FDA
Trenton
United Nations
Nixon
Washington
Rockefeller
Johnson
Washingaton
CN Bilian Fadaral Aratanemnand
Diver On Aspects Nixon Rockefeller Develop Vietnam Stances
Nixon and Rockefeller have shaped their Vietnam positions as campaigns progress. The pair debate military options, peace terms, and political strategy, with Nixon opposing nuclear use and urging negotiated settlement while Rockefeller advocates phased withdrawal, international force involvement, and broader social reforms.
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Relman Morin
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
South Vietnam
Rockefeller
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
China
South Vietnan
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
U.S
America
Asia
Braniff Pilot May Have Been Without Control
Aero Space engineer Richard Bray told a hearing the Braniff Electra crash near Dallas in Central Texas may have been caused by the pilot losing control or receiving false instrument readings. The May 3 accident killed five and involved Captain John Phillips who started a bank then plunged into a 90 degree steep turn while seeking to avoid a thunderstorm. Bray said the storm likely could not alone produce such a maneuver and urged disorientation or loss of control as the likely cause.
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Dallas
Tex
Richard Bray
Bray
National Aeronautics and Space Administration Safety Board
Texas
John Phillips
Phillips
Unconstitutional Ruling on Police Redistricting in St Petersburg
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that St Petersburg Florida police redistricting and the policy assigning Negro officers to Zone 13 were unconstitutional. The decision struck down racial zoning and the blanket assignment of Negro officers to a single area while affirming equality for all officers. The city, with 254 officers including 14 Black members, must ensure non discriminatory duties and facilities.
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New Orleans
U.S. Circuit Court of
St. Petersburg
Cnye
Fla
Memphis
Humphrey
Samuel Jones
Reagan Signs Film Measure to Restore Hollywood
California Governor Ronald Reagan signed a tax reduction bill aimed at reviving Hollywood as the world’s film capital. He cited a shrinking industry, with only 14 of 206 Hollywood sound stages in use and 42 percent of film technicians unemployed, and projected a $144.1 million weekly payroll under the measure.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Hollywood
Reagan
Wall Streeters Aid Poor with Stock Market Plan
New York group First Horizon Associates, led by Samuel S Beard, starts trading with 400000 to fund slum housing and ghetto development. Mayor Lindsay praises the effort as resourceful and imaginative at City Hall briefings.
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New York
Wall
Samuel S. Beard
Di Gel Extra Action Antacid for Indigestion Relief
Advert says Di Gel provides relief for gassy Indigestion with Simethicone to break up gas bubbles. It touts mint tablets or liquid, from Plough. Product placement urges readers to buy at drug counters for faster comfort.
Ouster Call for Safety Director McManamon in Cleveland
The Cleveland lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police urged Joseph F. McManamon to resign over his handling of last week's racial disturbances. It also criticized Mayor Stokes and Police Chief Blackwell but rejected a bid to oust Blackwell. McManamon declined comment as officers criticized the withdrawal of white officers and National Guardsmen from Glenville after a night of violence that left 10 dead.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police
Joseph F. McManamon
Carl B. Stokes
Michael J. Blackwell
Blackwell
McManamon
Stokes
Glenville
Dear Abby column chaos about wedding gifts and dating
A reader questions wedding gift etiquette after missing a wedding and Abby columns on dating enlisted men, parents restricting daughters with uniforms, and a bridal shower gift situation. The note reveals confusion over social expectations, personal letters, and gift-giving practices.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
ARMY
Bridgeport
Zelda
Los Angeles
Cal
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