Women gain allies in Waldheim as UN chief eyes top roles
Kurt Waldheim says he will push to place women in top U N Secretariat positions and backs U Thant’s expulsion of two Central News Agency reporters. He cites need for fresh blood and notes they represent a state owned agency.
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Humphrey Kicks Off 1972 Campaign In Philadelphia
Sen Hubert H Humphrey formally announced his third bid for the presidency pledging to end the war in Indochina. He spoke to the Poor Richard Club in Philadelphia and targeted the April 25 Pennsylvania primary.
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Longshoremen wage boost eyed as Pay Board decision looms
The Pay Board faces a crucial ruling on a 32.6 percent three year raise for 45 000 International Longshoremen's Association dock workers from Maine to Virginia amid ongoing labor disputes. The decision follows earlier aerospace wage refusals and coal miner and rail signal worker contracts.
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PBGC to hold symposium on Global Tectonics and oil
Midland invited experts for a three day symposium on Global Tectonics and its relation to oil and gas exploration. Dr. Jack Elam highlighted rapid advances and time lag challenges for petroleum geologists. Dr. John Bird will help coordinate presentations from leading authorities.
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California Lemon Industry Began in 1769
Father Serra started the California lemon industry by planting seeds near the first Franciscan Mission in San Diego in 1769, establishing the region as a leading world producer.
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Queen Elizabeth wrecked and capsizes in Hong Kong harbor
The former Cunard liner Seawise University capsized after 24 hours of fires and explosions while dockside at Tsang Yi island. Reported as a floating university, the 1,031-foot ship suffered extensive damage with two funnels lost, while 800 to 900 workers were aboard and nine injured. Authorities consider arson or sabotage likely. The vessel, renamed Seawise University, had been bought for 3.2 million dollars and later modernized at a cost of 8 to 9 million.
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