Ted Kennedy Dealt Heavy Blow by Judge
A year old senator, Kennedy, is expected to testify at an inquest, appearing not as a U S senator but stripped of office, entering the courtroom as a private citizen with constitutional rights. The defense described the inquest as an accusatory proceeding, noting such a public accusatory process could occur in this era.
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Israel Raid Deeply Strikes Egypt Amid Regional Tensions
Israeli forces conducted a deep raid into Egypt hitting power sites and military targets near Manga on the Nile about 200 miles south of Cairo, wounding a soldier and triggering retaliatory exchanges. Israel claimed limited casualties and emphasized secrecy on raid specifics amid broader tensions following attacks along the Suez Canal.
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Palmdale Approved as Weather Alternate Airport
Palmdale Airport gains status as an alternate landing facility for aircraft unable to land at Los Angeles International due to weather. The city will receive ten percent of net profits from its use, under a 25 year lease with the Air Force.
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Desegregation Plan Sparks Violence In Louisiana Schools
In Iberia Parish and nearby areas clashes erupted as federal desegregation orders move from freedom of choice to zoning. Black students protest, whites boycott, police deploy tear gas and arrests follow. New Iberia High and Henderson High School face disruption and temporary closures amid tense sit-ins and the march to seize Henderson.
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Iberia
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Freedom of Choice
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Operators End Long Work Halt in Southern California
A four day strike by heavy equipment operators in AFL-CIO Local 12 ended with ratification of a five year contract. The pact includes a $4.26 hourly rise and retroactive 50 cent increase to last July followed by a 6 cent hike Oct 1 and ongoing raises through 1974. About 300,000 construction workers in 11 counties were idle at peak. Estimated 86 percent of $30 million in LA County construction work halted. The 12,000 Flumbers Union strike persisted with no progress.
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Afl-Cio Local 12
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
Los Angeles County
Afl-Cio Flumbers Union
Beatle Paul McCartney's Wife Welcomes Daughter Mary
Paul McCartney and Linda welcomed a six pound baby daughter named Mary in a London clinic. Both mother and child are reported well. Linda Hassman, Linda's father is a New York lawyer, and the marriage occurred in London in March. The Beatles remain Britain's top pop group with McCartney as the last bachelor.
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Britain
Workers Rally as Pittsburgh Shutdown Halts Construction
About 250 construction workers picketed city hall in Pittsburgh in protest of a building shutdown triggered by demonstrations by black groups. Contractors agreed to suspend work until after Labor Day to allow talks on hiring more Black workers, with Mayor Barr seeking a peaceful resolution amid earlier demonstrations.
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Black Construction Coalition
Mariner recounts ocean hitchhike aboard a turtle
A Korean deckhand aboard the Liberian ship Federal Nagara tells how he awoke during a voyage off Nicaragua to find himself clinging to a turtle. Exhausted and afraid he swam to the creature, which carried him long enough to reach a Citadel crew member and be rescued. Authorities note unusual marks on his skin and question the plausibility of using a turtle as a lifeboat.
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Army sergeant jailed for top secret defense plans leak
Staff Sgt. Joseph Batardi, 28, of Windsor Locks Connecticut, was convicted by a court martial on July 23 of reproducing a classified document without authorization and willfully delivering it to an unauthorized person. He received a three year prison sentence. The case concerns NATO defense plans leaked from U S Army Europe headquarters.
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