Editorial TV Appeal For A Strike At Bell Telephones
An unusual TV appeal by the Communication Workers of America urged a strike vote after rejecting an 11 percent wage offer from Bell. Beirne urged a 25 percent wage hike and elimination of geographic differentials while noting Congress ordered a 13 1/2 percent rise for railroad signalmen. The piece warns against inflationary effects and assegurar vital services remain uninterrupted.
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Bell Telephone
Communication Workers of America
Joseph A. Beirne
CWA
Congress
Beirne
Bell
Red Stabs Into Viet's Delta
The article notes North Vietnamese and Viet Cong intent to strike the Delta and Saigon area as elections approach, with likely small unit raids rather than major offensives. It cites Cambodian sanctuaries as still largely unused for large actions and details limited Vietnamese troop rotations in eastern Cambodia.
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Washington
Nea
South Vietnam
Delta
Hue
da Nang
Saigon
MVC
U.S
Parrot's Beak
Chau Doc
Sihanoukville
Parrot’s Peak
Fishhook
Cambodia
Big Chup
Phnom Penh
Boyle's Column humor from HAL BOYLE at New York AP
The piece collects quick barroom quips and observations about drinking, bartenders, and social life. It riffs on patrons complaints about drink quality, tipping, and Vietnam era worries, featuring a talking bartender Alfie and a stream of one liner banter.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Alfie
Pilgrim Fathers
Miami Beach
Vietnam
Swat
Zebra camouflage and stripes noted in World Almanac facts
The zebra, a horselike African native, uses its stripes to blend with vegetation in its natural habitat. These markings provide protective coloration and have influenced war camouflage as noted by World Almanac Facts.
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Africa
The
World Almanac
Unusual Action as Seale Huggins Case Dismissed
Judge Harold Malvey in New Haven dismissed murder and kidnapping charges against Black Panthers Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins, citing prejudicial publicity. The move echoes earlier cases where publicity forced trials to be halted or moved, drawing comparisons to the Milwaukee 14 and other high-profile prosecutions.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Bobby G. Seale
Ericka Huggins
Harold V. Mulvey
New Haven
Seale
Huggins
Connecticut
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Ruby
Wichita Falls
Alice Crimmins
New York City
Milwaukee
Seale-Huggins
Franklyn M Gimbel
Myron Gordon
Justice Department
Gordon
Supreme Court
Gimbel
Seale- Huggsins
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
Richard Uviller
New York
Columbia University
Mulvey
Uviller
Charles Manson
Bobby Seale
James E. Groppi
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleve
Johnson elected vice president by Senate in 1836
In the 1836 election no vice presidential candidate won a majority in the Electoral College. Richard Mentor Johnson was chosen by the Senate to serve a full term as vice president, the only time a vice president was elected directly by the Senate.
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Electoral College
Richard Mentor Johnson
Senate
Samaritan Rule Seen In Damages For Rescue Efforts
A farmer saved a driver from a crash and won damages, held negligence by the motorist caused his injury. Courts tolerate good intentions but draw lines when actions are reckless. Cases show liability when danger is apparent and no life was truly at risk.
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Farmer Green
Green
Brandt Stands Firm on NATO Amid Berlin Struggle
The article argues Walter Ulbricht’s successor Honecker will tighten East Berlin’s grip on West Berlin, complicating Brandt’s detente policy. Bonn insists on NATO unity and U.S. military backing, resisting Soviet pressure to abandon the alliance.
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New York
Nea
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
West Berlin
Ulbricht
Moscow
Erich Honecker
Kremlin
Honecker
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Oder-Neisse
Poland
Bonn
Berlin
NATO
Europe
Western Defense Alliance
Helmut Schmidt
Princeton University
Schmidt
United States
Nixon
U.S
Bay Alliance
ATO
Televised bullfighting draws protest from animal advocates
The American Humane Association urges action to block El Cordobes bullfight show broadcast on June 13 via closed circuit. Efforts include San Francisco Cow Palace denial and calls for theater bans in other cities. Legislative options surface, while AHA pursues legal avenues and public opinion may limit demand.
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el Cordobes
Spain
American Humane Association
San Francisco
Cow Palace
AHA
Federal Communications Commission
Ean
William E. Henry
FCC
Rutherford T. Phillips
Mexico
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Peace and strength in healing through sacrifice
A sermon like passage mix quotes on peace, strength, sacrifice, and zeal. It ties scripture from Jeremiah Isaiah Matthew with a Buxton reflection to urge devotion to work and neighborly love. The tone favors moral exhortation and religious motivation.
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Bob Moore
ORG
Ronen
Bonnie Cearkley
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Texas
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Boyle
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Malvey
Arnold Markle
Markle
Berry's
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Lewis W. Walt
Iisaiah
Charles Buxton
Matthew
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