Nixon urges law ending dock walkout
President Nixon pressed for prompt enactment of a long-pending admin bill to avert major transport disruptions and urged ILWU to resume bargaining. He cited the West Coast dock strike as a key issue and warned against repeated labor thips, signaling readiness to return to talks by Jan. 31 and noting PMA readiness to go back anytime as contract talks stall over container cargo or a 36 hour week.
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Taft- Hartley
Woty
Tefiilar
PMA
ILWU
Washington
Cadet cheating scandal rocks academy probe expands
The cadet honor committee confronted the case claiming the action was only a piece of the action. Cadet Galligan noted the cadets broke down and resigned amid ongoing investigations. Previous probes in 1963 and 1967 saw cadets resign for exam theft or sharing questions and related misconduct.
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Galligan
Clark
Dorn
Eadets
U S Loses 14th Plane in Month Over Laos and Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces and antiaircraft defenses claim two U S Air Force Phantom jets shot down in Laos near the Khe Sanh area and the Plain of Jars while crews were rescued. American raids continue along South Vietnam's central highlands amid signs of a possible new enemy offensive next month.
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U.S
Horder Jst
Khe Sanh
Plain of Jars
Air Force
South Vietnam
Action Line continues help with orders and local issues
Readers seek aid on delayed Government Printing Office booklets and a charter removal for General Telephone. Action Line reports the GPO will mail the books after receiving a list, notes no city permit and explains the Public Utilities Commission route for service complaints.
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Small Business Administration
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Action Line
K. F
Long Beach
Exlith MacFarlane
Government Printing Office
Washington, D
General Telephone Co
General
L. B
General Telephone
California Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Public Utilities Commission
State Office
S. Broadway
Los Angeles
Calif
FCC
Hijacker of Plane Captured After Denver Flight
FBI tailed a DC9 hijacker east toward Colorado's capital. Parachute visible on the ground led investigators to a man found in a field near Sterling. He was handcuffed after being spotted in weeds. hospital after leg injuries. crew kept cockpit door closed. device in bag deemed a bomb but later neutralized.
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Colorado
Sterling
Nellis Air Force Base
Nev
Billy Corbin
Strategic Air Command
Out Base
Omaha
SAC
Edward Satterfield
Hsad
Satterfield
FBI Agenis
Peter Blackburn
Blackburn
PRI
John Morley
Joh Naugla
Airfort
Denver
Bill Smith
Burkhard
Las Vegas
Frank McDonald
Trudi Hunt
Miss Hunt
Seattle
Democrats Attack Nixon Criticism of Education and War
Lawmakers from both parties react to Nixon State of the Union speech. Democrats accuse the administration of political posturing and seek bold policy shifts on education urban needs and health insurance while criticizing defense spending and the Vietnam War. Republicans echo some concerns but mainly praise the address as a step toward stronger defense and negotiations.
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Congress
John Ashbrook
Rohio
Ashbrook
Nixon
New Hampshire
Muskie
Humphrey
Johm
Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Allen Ellender
D-La
Senate Appropriations Committee
John. G. Tower
R-Tex
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
America
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Jackson
Hong Kong flu toll nears thousand nationwide this year
The National Center for Disease Control reports nearly 1000 deaths from Hong Kong flu in 1968-69, with 843 linked to influenza or pneumonia in the week ending Jan. 15. Outbreaks are reported across 15 states, with regional and isolated cases in many more, based on data from 122 cities, New York City, and DC.
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National Center For Disease
Hong Kong
United States
CDC
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Cameticut
New Jersey
Nebraska
Delaware
Colorado
New York
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