Evidence Mounts On Resignation Of Top Black Leader
Washington AP reports mounting evidence that James Farmer, the highest ranking black in the Nixon administration, planned to resign as assistant secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. A meeting with the president, denial of plans, and a rumored farewell party surfaced as Farmer, 60, weighed leaving to avoid eroding credibility with blacks.
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Washington
James Farmer
Nixon
Farmer
Rodney H. Bradley
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes
Bradley
HEW
Elliott L. Richardson
Robert Finch
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
South
U.S
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
South African baboons used in medical research effort
In Graaff Reinet, crop-raiding baboons once shot on sight are now tranquilized and captured for relocation and study, with some sent to medical research facilities after biting, injuring or damaging hospitals during the transition.
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Graaff Reinet
South Africa
Miracle At Derrick Texas Christmas Tale Preview
A dusty Derrick Texas town centers on Gus Derek and the Orphanage as secrets bubble in a Christmas fund drive. Fred Ketchum clashes with Mrs. Bittrell and local elite plan to remove the orphanage while wagering a large prize for the carol festival.
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Luise Putcamp JR
Derrick
Texas
Gus Derek
Fred Ketchum
Fred
Mrs. Bittrell
Mr. Derek
Civic Club
Skrind
G.D
Shrind
Derek
Ford UAW Bargainers Night Negotiations Near Deadline
Detroit AP report says Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers bargained through the night toward a three year contract for 166,000 workers before midnight strike deadline. The UAW seeks retroactive pay and a pay hike similar to GM’s deal, with cautious talk of possible plant closures if talks fail. By early today, 67 of 99 locals had reached agreements.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
General Motors Corp
Ford Council
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Mass Walkout Halts Fuel Oil Trucks Across Midwest
More than 1.3 thousand Teamsters in Michigan and northern Ohio walked off Sunday night with potential to disrupt fuel oil flow from Kentucky to North Dakota. Some 5,000 drivers in 18 states weigh joining. talks with the Labor Relations Advisory Association resume in Detroit. Prices and supplies vary, with Ohio’s Standard Oil moving fuel in Cleveland and Columbus seeing weeks of stock sufficiency.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
North Dakota
Oil Company
Illinoia
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Standard Oil Co
Cleveland
Columbus
Milwau
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OK Photo Presents
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Rex Fulton
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Ottawa
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Presen S
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Teamsters Local 200
Teamsters Bargaining Committee
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Robert Bray
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Tom Porter
George Spears
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