Invasion of Privacy Alleged in Government Sensitivity Sessions
Senate investigators review complaints from federal workers about pressure to join race relations groups and touch-and-tell sessions described as sensitivity training. Workers cite personal privacy violations and crude language, while officials defend aims to curb discrimination.
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Associated Press
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Labor Department report on August wholesale prices
Washington AP report notes the Labor Department will release August wholesale price data covering food and broad industrial goods as the Nixon wage price freeze nears its November 13 end. Meany signals willingness to bargain with the White House, while labor aims to recover wage gains frozen by the policy and push for broader controls including profits and dividends. Nixon defends freezing blue collar raises to model prudent peacetime prosperity.
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Nixon
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Organized Labor
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Congress
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Senate
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
House Economic Committee
Aflcio
Andrew J. Biemiller
Biemiller
CBS
Thieu says he will run unopposed in Vietnam election
President Nguyen Van Thieu told a nationwide TV audience he plans to be the sole candidate in South Vietnam's October 3 vote and would resign if he fails to win a vote of confidence from the people. He said resigning would be irresponsible and could endanger the country and its constitutional regime.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Heath Lynch to discuss Irish border tensions
Prime Minister Edward Heath will meet Irish Prime Minister Jack Lynch on Monday and Tuesday to seek help stopping IRA terrorists from crossing into Northern Ireland. Lynch plans to urge Heath to address British troop movements across the border.
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London
Edward Heath
Jack Lynch
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Lynch
Heath
Floods Hit North Vietnam Mobilize Troops and Civilians
North Vietnam mobilizes thousands of troops and civilians to fight its worst floods since World War II. Hanoi Radio said Red and Thai Binh rivers overflow have destroyed crops, washed out roads, and disrupted transportation and communications, with no mention of impacts on South Vietnam supply lines.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi Radio
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Thai Binh
South Vietnam
Mexico narco arrests rise 25 percent in year
U S ambassador Robert McBride reports 187 Americans jailed on narcotics charges in June last year, rising to 252 now. He warns the situation is more alarming, urging caution as the drug issue escalates among the American community. The report notes casualties in Vietnam and Honolulu’s plan for a citywide computerized car pooling to cut traffic.
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U,s
Robert McBride
Mexico
Honolulu
Safeguard Faces New Cost Fight in Senate
The 8 billion Safeguard antiballistic missile program faces fresh Senate battles to cut costs. Critics want to limit funding to two bases Grand Forks North Dakota and Great Falls Montana and drop money for Warrensburg Missouri and Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Greek widow among four nabbed in Panagoulis escape plot
Greek government says four arrest suspects including Lady Amalia Fleming and two Americans admitted plotting to free Panagoulis, a military court to hear case. Others named Athina Psichogiou and Constantine Androutsopoulos. Escape plan involved drugging a guard and driving a getaway car.
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Greece
George Papadopoulos
Amalia Fleming
Alexander Fleming
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Yardley
Athina Psichogiou
Constantine Androutsopoulos
Byron Stamatopoulos
Alexander Panagoulis
Panagoulis
Stamatopoulos
Rome
Fleming
Nader cites slow federal probe into car defects
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader accuses the federal government of burying investigations into brake failures, window explosions, engine dislocations and fires since 1957. He cites 13 problems across domestic and imported cars, including GM engine mounts and clutch cables, Chrysler brake issues, and fire hazards from carburetor quadrajets.
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Washington
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Ralph Nader
Nader
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Judge warns bus protesters in Pontiac rally
About 5000 anti busing protesters gathered at a Pontiac stadium as Federal Judge Damon Keith warned he would use force if needed to enforce the school integration order. He said marshals or FBI agents would be deployed and referenced the earlier bombing of ten empty buses as a warning against violence.
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Pontiac
Mich.a
Damon Keith
Detroit
U.S
FBI
Keith
Ministers meet Friday to discuss import tax
Washington officials fear a Latin American backlash to Nixon's 10 percent import surcharge as Latin American finance ministers plan a Friday meeting in Buenos Aires to craft a common front. They note the impact on Latin exports and accuse the move of reversing promised trade liberalization.
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Washington
U.S
Nixon
Buenos Aires
United States
Latin America
Congress
State Department
Gutets
Special Commission For Latin American Coordination
Alejandro A. Lanusse
Argentina
U S
Cahill Sought for US Entry as Visa Controversy Rises
Immigrant officials opened a special inquiry to decide if Joe Cahill head of the provisional IRA wing can remain in the United States after Kennedy Airport denied him immediate entry. The State Department canceled his visa and he awaits a hearing at a Manhattan detention center.
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U.S
Joe Cahill
Irish Republican Army
United States
Cahill
Kennedy Airport
State Department
U. S
Manhattan
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Washington
Northern Irish Aid Society
Cuban airlift and scares refugees
Cuban refugees in Miami’s Little Havana react to Castro halting the freedom flights. Stories from Tomas and others reveal fear of family separation, job losses, and political motive behind the suspension, as exiles weigh the costs of U.S. visas and Cuban repression.
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Miami
Tomas
Cuba
Castro
Havana
Fidel Castro
Manuela Carbo
Arabs Okay New Alliance Formed By Border States
Egyptian voters approved a federation of Egypt Libya and Syria by 99.95 percent with 7.7 million in favor and 3 404 opposed interior minister Mamdouh Salem said 225 922 eligible voters stayed away Syria reported 96.4 percent in favor no Libyan figures were announced
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Mamdouh Saelem
Salem
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