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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1970

Page

7

Labor Leader Cesar Chavez jailed over lettuce boycott

Cesar Chavez the AFL-CIO United Farm Workers leader was jailed after a 34 hour hearing for violating anti boycott orders against Bud Antle Inc. He was sentenced to two consecutive five day terms and will remain jailed until the boycott ends. The court fined the UFWOC $1000. Chavez urged supporters to continue the boycott and urged the crowd to call off the protest.

Salinas Calif Cesar Chavez Chavez Afl-Cio United Farm Workers Organizing Committee Monterey County Superior Court Gordon Campbell Dow Chemical Co California Salinas Valley Teamsters Union Antle Teamster

Pope Paul VI Returns to Vatican Amid Small Welcome

Pope Paul VI reached his Vatican apartment after a 10 day 28 000 mile ecumenical tour with a modest dawn arrival at Rome's Fiumicino Airport. About 200 people including many nuns lit candles and cheered Viva il Papa as his limo rolled to St. Peter's Square. The 73 year old pope appeared rested after a demanding journey through Asia the Pacific and Australia.

Ibn Qu Rome Paul VI Vatican Far East Fiumicino St. Peter’s Square Pope Paul Asia Pacific Australia Manila Samoa Islands Indonesia Hong Kong Cyclon Colombo Ceylon

Ex-GI Testifies Calley Major Contributor In My Lai Toll

Ex-GI Dennis Conti testified at Lt. William L. Calley Jr. court martial that about 300 people died at My Lai and Calley was a major contributor. Conti described Calley firing on civilians and urging troops to kill. He said Calley shot at the trail intersection and the drainage ditch, with deaths assigned to multiple locations. Conti's estimate of 900 dead was based on people seen along the trail, in the ditch, and in huts.

Ft, Benning William L. Calley Jr My Lai Calley Dennis Conti Conti Mi6 Aubrey Daniel

Cab Drivers Go On Strike In New York City

New York taxis vanished as 26 000 cab drivers walked out at midnight. The strike disrupts travel for airline passengers tourists and theatergoers with commuters turning to bus subway or private vehicles. Drivers seek higher wages and city approval for higher fares, with negotiations ongoing between fleet owners and Taxi Drivers Union 936.

New York CWO Taxi Subway William Rudin

United Nations Chief Delegate Yost to Quit After Assembly

Charles W. Yost plans to resign as the United States chief delegate to the United Nations after the current General Assembly session, with reports that Daniel P. Moynihan had been tapped to replace him. Moynihan reportedly declined, citing late notice, as Nixon era speculation swirled around the change.

United Nations N.Y Charles W. Yost U.S General Assembly Washington Boston New York Nixon Yost Daniel P. Moynihan White House Moynihan Harvard University

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