KC Firemen Strike Ends After Union Vote
Part of Kansas City's firemen voted to resume normal schedules as negotiations with the city council restart. The 299 to 16 vote with 11 abstentions at a union meeting set a temporary return to work pending a Sept. 6 circuit court hearing on a restraining order. The council agreed to resume dues deductions but upheld a ban on battalion chiefs or higher from joining the union.
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Kansas City
Stanton Gladden
Firefighters Union Local 42
Multi Year Foreign Aid Plan Presented To The House Today
Washington AP A multiyear foreign aid program appears before the House with five hours of debate scheduled and a final vote not expected today The measure authorizes 4 1 billion annually for two years while the administration seeks 3 3 billion The bill includes military and economic aid in one package and contains no Viet Nam war funds The Senate has proposed larger cuts and criticism of the policy persists from both sides and a minority report calls the plan a failure
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Washington
House
Congress
Alliance For Progress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Foreign Affairs
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
J.W. Fulbright
Republican Committee
Soldier Beaten on Chicago Subway as Crowd Cheers Robber
Chicago AP reports Army specialist Richard Bloomfield, 25, assaulted and robbed aboard a subway car while about 25 passengers cheered the attacker. Detectives arrested James Person, 27, on robbery and battery charges after the incident near a north side station. Bloomfield, from Portsmouth Ohio, received stitches for a cut above the eye.
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Chicago
Richard Bloomsfield
Nike
Portsmouth
Ohio
Bloomfield
Chicago Transit
Charles Berglund
Joseph Ezerski
Berglund
James Person
Indian Leader Gandhi Seeks Viet Nam Peace in Moscow
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi begins four weeks of peace talks in Moscow aimed at reviving the 1954 Geneva conference with Premier Kosygin and other officials. Efforts seek Soviet and British cooperation for a ceasefire and U.S. withdrawal, with cautious Soviet stance and Warsaw Pact backing for North Vietnam.
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Indira Gandhi
Cairo
Yugoslavia
Peking
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Hanoi
North
Romania
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Poland
Warsaw Pact
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Gandhi
U.S
King declares nonviolent war on Chicago mayor
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr announces a nonviolent assault on Chicago and Mayor Richard Daley after a two hour meeting that King calls disappointing. King demands a civilian review board to hear complaints against police and immediate action to eliminate slums, while Daley cites ongoing anti slum programs and a goal to end slums in Chicago by year end.
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Martin Luther King
Chicago
Daly
Martin Luther King Jr
Richard J. Daley
King
Daley
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Edwin Berry
Chicago Urban League
Dr. King
O. W. Wilson
Soledier Field
City Hall
Textron Chief Wins Travel Permit To China
G William Miller president of Textron Inc gains State Department passport approval for travel to Communist China under new rules, with next step Chinese government consent likely via Hong Kong. Miller, 41, emphasizes citizen interest and desire to observe firsthand, noting prior China exposure and long career path from Cravath to Textron. He praises the 60 day approval as encouraging and plans immediate steps to obtain Beijing consent.
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R,l
China
William Miller
Textron, Inc
U.S. State Department
Hong Kong
Miller
Textron
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