Four Day Ordeal Ends Safely For St. Louis Man
John L. Dorrell II, 30, of Florissant, Missouri, was released after four days as a hostage by James Leroy Cochran in a two man robbery. Dorrell described a cross country drive with Cochran from St. Louis to New Mexico and back while Cochran eluded police. Police continued searching for Cochran and a missing female friend Marilyn Oliver, 21, as another suspect Paul L. Lockhart, 41, was arrested following a $10,000 robbery.
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New Mexico
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Robert Lowery
North St. Louis
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Kansas
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Leslie, Mo
France and USSR sign 10 year economic cooperation pact
Paris reports Brezhnev visit with a 10 year economic cooperation agreement to link industries from automobiles to data processing. Renault gains first contract for a big Soviet truck plant on the Kama River valued at 216 million dollars.
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Renault Auto
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Renault
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Walkouts Persist Amid Court Orders In Dock and Coal Strikes
The Associated Press reports New Orleans and Philadelphia dockers under court orders to return to work while some 27 000 East and Gulf Coast dockworkers and 100 000 coal miners remain on strike. Judge Gordon ordered New Orleans longshoremen back after NLRB petition alleging illegal secondary boycott. fines loom for Philadelphia ILA locals. The 26 day dock strike arose from a contract impasse over annual income. Coal miners strike enters 27th day with ongoing negotiations in Washington and mixed progress remarks from industry sources.
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New York Shipping Association
Dole decries UN changes and expulsion of Taiwan
Senate Republican Robert Dole labels UN move to oust Taiwan and admit Communist China as hypocritical and dangerous. He warns it undermines trust in diplomacy and suggests other nations could face expulsion over policy. Senator Pearson counters that the General Assembly acted.
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Robert Dole
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