Calypso unloads Rochester bound cargo at Oswego Port
The British freighter Calypso arrives in Oswego after delays at Rochester and is unloading a first of three shipments for the Jesperson Co. of Rochester. Heavy crates weigh 4 to 10 tons prompting crane adaptations and estimates of $3,000 for extra equipment. Crews from Port of Oswego and Warehousing Inc. expedite unloading before remaining shipments arrive.
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Port Authority
Oswego
Rochester
Jesperson Co
Calypso
Denmark
U. S
Mardine Lines
Rochester-Monroe County
Nick Merriam
Sherwood Hamilton
Port of
Welfare Overhaul Nears Senate Finance Committee Decision
In Washington the Senate Finance Committee nears final action on a sweeping reform bill for Social Security and welfare. Chairman Long aims to wrap up. final votes may be Monday. Proposals cover broad benefit increases, funding methods, and Medicare Medicaid expansions including drug coverage for home use.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Medicare Health Protection
North Vietnam complex hit as U S bombers strike Hanoi area
American fighter bombers pounded the Hanoi Haiphong complex with barracks depots and maintenance yards four to five miles west of Hanoi and near Haiphong. B52s hit southern DMZ area supply depots while fields reported ongoing clashes along Highway 13 near An Loc and My Chanh.
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Hanoi
Haiphong
Cat Bi
Hanoi-Haipsong
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
South Vietnam
Vinh Linh
U.S
RAS
Tonkin Gulf
U.S. Air Force
Saigon
Trang Bang
Phnom Penh-Saigon
Associated Press
Richard
Muskie Rejects McGovern Endorsement Aims for D nomination
Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine announced he will not back Senator George McGovern and will remain a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. He warned unity cannot be forced and projected McGovern at 1200 to 1300 delegate votes with 1509 needed to win.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
Muskie
McGovern
South Dakota
Sen
United Party
National Press Club
Congress OKs 21.3 Billion for Schools and Desegregation Halt
Congress passed a 21.3 billion education bill sending it to President Nixon. It includes an 18 month moratorium on federal desegregation orders unless appeals are exhausted and aims to fund colleges with need-based grants, a 1 400 annual grant per student, and 1 billion yearly for school desegregation plus a national institute of education.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Supreme Court
White House
National Institute of Education
New York Allows 18-21 to Seek Public Office
Governor Rockefeller signs bill lowering age to 18 for most public offices in New York State Effective immediately 18 year olds may run for mayor school board state or local posts but governors lieutenant governor and U S senator remain at 3 21 cutoff for holding office. Primary eligibility still June 20.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
U.S
Two More Die in Karachi Attacks on Protest Turnout
In Karachi, Pakistan, two more men died from bullet wounds amid two days of police raids on demonstrating workers. The violence raised the toll to 16 as mills in the Qrangi and Sandhi industrial zones closed in protest and troops were deployed from Hyderabad.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Qrangi
Sandhi
Hyderabad
Daley Faction Accused of Flagrant Convention Violations
Hearing before the Credentials Committee concluded that Daley and Chicago Democrats violated reform rules more flagrantly than other state groups. The challenge, backed by some Meaven supporters, alleged Chicago secretly slated endorsed and backed delegate candidates for the national convention.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
George Meavern
National Party
Ten Independent Human Error Blamed for Brazil Train Crash
In Sao Paulo an employee's error was blamed for a speed ing express derailment into a trainload of students. Sixteen people died and sixty six were injured as the wreck harmed mostly students en route to classes. It was Brazil's second fatal railroad accident in three weeks.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Shultz Confirmed Unanimously by Senate for Treasury role
The Senate confirmed George P. Shultz to succeed John Connally as Secretary of the Treasury. The 83-0 vote clears the way for Shultz to take over a second Nixon Cabinet post and he is expected to be sworn in soon.
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Washington
George P. Shultz
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Senate
Shultz
Nixon
GM Seeks One Year Extension On Emission Standards
General Motors filed in the U S Court of Appeals seeking a one year delay to the EPA 1975 auto emission standards deadline. The auto maker asked the court to review the EPA rejection of its extension request.
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Washington
General Motors Corp
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
Soviet Move Toward Restoring Ties With Israel Reported
AP reports a Soviet source says Moscow aims to resume relations with Israel. Yediot Aharonot cites London correspondent on unnamed diplomats in Arab capitals preparing ground. Israeli Foreign Ministry gave no comment. Moscow cut ties after the 1967 war.
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Moscow
Israel
Middle East
Life Is Worth It Man 27 Faces Daily Struggles
San Diego based Paul Isleman, 27, endures diabetes for 20 years along with arthritis a skin disorder heart kidney and blood pressure issues. He lives day to day, has lost his mother a job and his children to foster care, yet he insists life is worth it and searches for meaning beyond death. He spends weekends in a camper van exploring deserts gathering rocks and reflecting.
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San Diego
Calif
Paul Isleman
Isleman
Bomb Kills Police Inspector and Woman in Belfast Violence
In Northern Ireland three people die as a bomb wounds a police inspector from the Irish Republic and a 21 year old army officer, while a woman is killed by machine gun fire in a Catholic district. A 19 year old construction worker is shot nearby and more unrest erupts in Armagh and Lurgan as British troops disperse crowds. The Republic detains IRA leaders Rory O Brady Cahill and others while releasing Sean O Brady.
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Belfast
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Republic
Irish Army
Armagh
Lurgan
Sean O'Brady
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
Rory
Joe Cahill
Provisionals
McGovern Aims for 237 New York Democratic Delegates
New York holds its June 20 primary as George McGovern seeks 237 of the 278 delegates. His strongest rival Hubert Humphrey may gain supporters from uncommitted or Muskie delegates. McGovern volunteers, including Kathleen Kennedy, campaign across Brooklyn and the Bronx, Albany, and Buffalo.
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New York
New York State
George McGovern
Democratic State Committee
McGovern
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Muskie
Humphrey
Kathleen Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
South Dakota
Brooklyn
Bronx
Shirley Chisolm
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Albany
Buffalo
IFAPA Plans World Wide Pilot Strike
The Inter national Federation of Airline Pilots Associations threatens a 24 hour grounding of most airlines on June 19 unless the United Nations acts against aerial hijacking. The warning follows hijackers killing a pilot during a Czechoslovak airliner seizure to West Germany. A West German prosecutor will seek trial for the Czechs. The U S Air Line Pilots Association calls a global boycott against nations sheltering skyjackers.
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London
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
United Nations
West Germany
U.S. Air Line Pilots Association
Kleindienst Approved 64-19 for Attorney General Post
The Senate confirmed Rich ard G. Kleindienst 64 to 19 as attorney general after a four month fight. Democrats attacked ties to business and ITT settlements while Kleindienst defended his role. Only Henry M. Jackson supported confirmation among Democratic presidential contenders.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
Phoenix
Ariz
John N. Mitchell
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Jack Anderson
ITT
San Diego
Miami Beach
Democrats
Committee
Henry M. Jackson
George McGovern
Edmund Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Howard W. Cannon
D-New
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