U S Halts Paris Talks A Wait For Peace Bid Reply
The United States and South Vietnam paused at the Paris peace talks and urged a constructive reply from the Com. Ambassador Porter stated the U S position is clear and no walkout is planned. South Vietnam’s Lam cited troop withdrawals and urged positive action from Hanoi and allies.
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Nixon seeks new presidential jet costing over $9 million
President Nixon requests a second Boeing 707 modernized to 707-320B for over $9 million to taxpayers. The plane would replace a 13 year old backup and match the Spirit of '76, with better range and short-field capability, potentially ready by mid-1972.
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170 Workers Continue Cargill Strike in Buffalo
About 170 union workers remained off the job at the Cargill Inc grain elevator in Buffalo. John R. Roberts of ILA Local 1286 blamed the strike on Cargill's move to trim crews below the contract minimum of 17, as the agreement expired August 15. The union voted to strike at night.
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U S Replacing Drug Bureau Chief Soon
Paris reports say the United States will soon rotate John Cusack from his post as Europe and Middle East narcotics bureau chief. He may be promoted in Washington after five plus years in France, Italy and Turkey, despite friction with French police over heroin investigations in Marseille.
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Urges Parties to Reform for Women’s Rights
Rochester New York AP Mary Ann Krupsak Democrat urged political parties to reform first before backing women in elections saying parties place women candidates only when odds are against them She criticized male lawmakers for dismissing women's employment grievances at an Assembly hearing on industrial and labor conditions and called for anti discrimination rules plus tax laws to aid working mothers with child care costs.
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Amsterdam
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Emergency Powers Invoked 2.3 Birmingham Plants Closed
A federal judge invoked Clean Air Act emergency powers and ordered 23 Birmingham industries closed until the Southeastern air pollution crisis eases. The injunction, sought by the Justice Department and backed by EPA head William Ruckelshaus, targets steel producers and remains in effect pending a Friday hearing.
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New York Housing Authority Increases Patrols After Slaying
Housing Authority Chairman Simeon Golar announced 100 additional patrolmen would be assigned to four mobile task forces to boost safety in 188 public housing projects after last week s killing of a 63 year old woman in a lower east side project. Two suspects were arrested Wednesday and charged with homicide and related offenses.
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Soft Coal Miners Seek 3 Year Contract With Pay Board
Washington AP A clash over wage policy unfolds as soft coal miners prepare to present a case for a three year contract to the Pay Board The board may roll back May increases if they conflict with the 5.5 percent annual standard The United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coal Operators Association meet today amid a reported 30 percent wage rise and a looming decision on federal control. A separate telegram from the Construction Industry Stabilization Committee blocks new economic adjustments in unionized construction until further notice with a Saturday meeting promised for clarification The ruling excludes nonunion workers and comes as construction wages await a freeze end and guidance from the stabilizing body.
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Pledge Protest Sways High School Editor and Siblings
In Albany area Colonie suburb, high school editor Jack Goetz 16 along with siblings Ted 15 and Amy refuse to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. The North Colonie Board of Education requires either standing or leaving. the board rejected Jack’s appeal 7-1. ACLU lawyer plans appeal to state commissioner or federal courts.
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Dinner to buy pint of blood for hemophiliacs in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Charles F Corrigan with six hemophiliacs in the family held a dinner for 250 people willing to pay the price a pint of blood. The couple has four sons and two grandsons with hemophilia. The dinners, organized semi annually for 17 years, feature donors each giving a pint of blood before a community meal at a high school cafeteria.
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Charles F. Corrigan
U S Bombers Hit North Vietnam Supply Depots
In the 77th strike of the year U S bombers attacked North Vietnamese supply depots near the DMZ as Phantom jets knocked out two antiaircraft guns. B52s dropped 180 tons on depots near the Laotian border while Cambodian actions near Phnom Penh continued with casualties and rocket fire on Prey Veng and Neak Luong.
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Expect EMK Bayh to Resist Vote on Court Nominations
Washington AP reports another effort to dislodge President Nixon's Supreme Court nominees from the Senate Judiciary Committee after a blocked vote. Sen. Edward Kennedy and Sen. Birch Bayh were expected to resist voting on Rehnquist's nomination, arguing the record is incomplete. Hart noted no chance of a reopened hearing but said a majority supports both nominations.
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Burning ban issued in New York area
Atmospheric stagnation over the Hudson valley and lower New York area prompts a temporary open burning ban announced by State Environmental Conservation Commissioner Henry Diamond. The prohibition covers New York City Long Island and Westchester Rockland Putnam Orange Ulster and Dutchess counties. A parallel 36 hour ban is in effect in northern New Jersey.
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Senate rejects GOP bid to kill campaign financing plan
Senate votes 49 to 46 to block a Republican effort to kill a Democratic backed plan for presidential campaign financing. The measure would provide major party nominees up to 20.4 million in public funds next year as part of a 26 billion tax cut package. Republicans may press further by offering amendments to the plan.
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$100000 Lottery Winners Named in New York Draw
Post position 14 yielded the top prize of 100000 with William J. Brant of 340 East 64th St. and Victor the Poor of 1172 President St. Brooklyn sharing the win. Additional 50000 prizes went to the Pollack family of White Plains and Alsano Mae Marge Jim Frank Murphy of Southold. 5000 prizes were awarded to Rita Kuas of New York City and Three Queens Albany. Two 2000 prizes were won by The Five Jennings of 47 Wall St. Long Branch and The Eighth of 1680 Rugby Rd. Schenectady.
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Nixon to Address AFL-CIO Labor Meet in Miami Beach
AFL-CIO President George Meany announced President Nixon will address about 1,000 delegates at the federation’s convention in Miami Beach. Meany said Nixon would speak at 10 30 a.m. as union leaders attacked federal wage controls and warned of threats to the economy’s future.
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Jackson to announce Democratic presidential bid in Washington
Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington will announce his candidacy at a news conference in Washington D C on Friday morning. The announcement will be video taped and broadcast nationwide Friday night according to a spokesman for Citizens for Jackson.
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Citizens For Jackson
Senate panel rejects amendment on Indochina funds
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted 14 to 10 to withhold Indochina war funds except for money to end U S involvement. Senator Clifford P Case of New Jersey called the vote encouraging and predicted victory on the Senate floor, tied to freeing all prisoners of war.
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Newsmen file suit to reopen Persico trial doors
An ad hoc committee of over 100 local newsmen says it will file suit to open the extortion conspiracy trial of Carmine J. Persico to the public. They allege Judge George Postel restricted access during the proceedings and plan action in state or federal court.
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