Long Beach unionists clash over Lockheed aid plan
In Long Beach, United Aerospace Workers Local 144 argues that a proposed $250 million government loan guarantee for Lockheed would unfairly boost its rival. Union leaders say a favorable decision could lift pay raises for 20,000 workers, create 26,000 jobs, and add $350 million yearly payroll in the area while boosting Douglas Aircraft sales. The plant reports progress on McDonnell Douglas DCs bound for Long Beach and a Paris Air Show display.
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Lockheed Airiciall Corp
Finstar
Long Beach
Long Beache
Douglas Aircraft Company
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Airbus
Paris
Air Canada
Ntional Airlines
Charles (. Tilinghast Jr
TWA
Douglas
Lockheed
McDonnell Douglas
Long Beath
Nixon
Rank and File
Clarence M. Gregory
United Aerospace Workers Local 144
Dgment
Renk Andars
Rank and Ie
UAW Region 6
Los Angeles
What is class action and how to join a suit
A reader asks about class actions and joining a group suit against Glendale Traid Corp over Fotron cameras. The suit, filed by Norman Axe for those who bought September 1907 to September 197?, claims fraud and misrepresentation. notices may be sent to buyers who may join unless they opt out.
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Traid = Corp
Fotron
Axe
Wutit
Action Line
Wilshire Blys
Room
Beverly Tilts
Search for graves widens in Oregon orchard killings
Authorities extended the grave search to neighboring orchards as Sheriff Roy D. Whiteaker doubts the last grave is found. He notes 23 bodies of transients and fruit tramps unearthed on the Sullivan Ranch over 12 days, many staged as graves. Deputy Roy Dejong is under protective custody amid ties to a key witness.
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Yuba
Roy D. Whiteaker
J.L. Sullivan Ranch
Sullivan Ranch
Whiteaker
Whitekarue
Marysville
Beierman
High court curbs police power on loitering law
High court limits police authority in loitering enforcement while veteran war hero Audie Murphy and five others died in a Virginia plane crash. The Texas born soldier famed for 240 German kills and Medal of Honor honors perished with four companions near Roanoke when their chartered plane wrecked on a rugged peak. Pathologists sought positive identifications and bodies were moved to Roanoke Community Hospital as investigators worked to confirm the tragedy.
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Audie Murphy
Virginia
U.S
Murphy
Roanoke
Roanoke Community Hospital
State Medical Examiner's Office
Boat collision kills son of Ivy Priest
Eleven Californians were dead or missing during Memorial Day weekend boating accidents in Lake Mead, the Sillon Sea, and the Sacramento River area. Roy Priest, 28, son of California Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest, and a Sacramento teammate, Robert Rose, 24, were killed in a two-boat collision on Monday. Three other incidents near Las Vegas and Salton Sea left multiple victims, with one Ed Bay Harbor rescue noting two injuries and three missing.
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California
South Gate
Cuba to release hijacked jetliner
Washington reports the hijacked Pan American jetliner with 69 aboard will be allowed to leave Havana on Wednesday. The White House says the release was arranged after delays via the Swiss and Czechoslovak embassies, linking the plane's fate to U S authorities detaining four Cuban fishing vessels off Florida.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
Havana
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
U. S
Fshing
Ther
Jayé
U.S
Miami
Ziegler
Supreme Court curbs police power over public assemblies
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 3 decision, struck down a Cincinnati ordinance that criminalized three or more people gathering on sidewalks if their conduct was “annoying.” Justice Potter Stewart led the majority, calling the law vague and a violation of free assembly and association. The ruling stressed that public intolerance cannot justify abridging constitutional freedoms.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Potter Stewart
Reyind
Stewart
Willian C. Taglas
William d. Brennan Jr
Nixon to Appear Live on TV and Radio Today
President Nixon will appear live on four networks at 5:50 p.m. for a news conference. He plans no preannouncement and will proceed directly to a question-and-answer session, per press secretary S. Ziegler.
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Nixon
Washington
B. P.m
PRT
Ronald S. Ziegler
Weather Update For Tonight And Week Ahead
Weather bulletin notes tonight and early morning conditions with near calm winds, mild low around five degrees and a high of seventy one. Mountains see mostly sunny with gusty winds at times and chances of light precipitation near northern ranges. Upper and valley areas record varied highs with improving conditions into the day.
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Lac
Robeson
Vadia
Mart Wilson
Rio Vista
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Turkey
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Muniir Cavan
Wphraim Sham
Sibel Irkan
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Jose Marti
Nigat Ziegler
Fidel Jastre
Dnia
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