Boy freed as subway car tilts to save 11 year old
Police mobilized more than 300 passengers at the Hayt Schermerhorn Street station in Brooklyn to tilt a southbound subway car and free 11 year old John Perkins wedged between cars. He was rushed to Long Island College Hospital in satisfactory condition with minor bruises and fright.
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Seleton
Transit Authority
John Perkins
Hayt-Schermerhorn Street
Young Perkins
Long Island College Hospital
Attwood Named Newsday Publisher After Moyers Resigns
William Attwood, editor in chief of Cowles Communications, named president and publisher of Newsday. The 64 year old will replace Bill Moyers, who stepped down earlier this year. Times Mirror Co owns 51 percent of Newsday, with announcement by Otis Chandler. Attwood is a Princeton graduate and former ambassador to Guinea and Kenya.
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Cowles Communications, Inc
Newsday
Garden City
N.Y
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Bill Moyers
White House
Tyndon B. Johnson
Kane
Otg Chandler
Times Mirror Co
Los Angeles Times
Times Mirror
Newsday, Inc
Princeton
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
Paris
Europe
Africa
Colliers Magazine
Look Magasine
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Kenya
Nevada Senate Races Set After Nixon Backing
Nevada primary results pushSen. Howard W. Cannon to renomination to face Republican William Raggio in November as Nixon backup shifts power. Baring wins Dem nomination for re election, Charles wins GOP nod, Lt. Gov. Ed Fike to run against Mike O Callaghan in governor race. North Dakota GOP Rep. Mark Andrews tops renomination. Burdick to meet Kleppe. other races unopposed.
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Raggio
Nevada
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William Raggio
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Senate
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Spiro T. Agnew
Walter S. Baring
J. Robert Charles
Las Vegas
Baring
Ed Fike
Mike O’callaghan
Carson City
North Dakota
Mark Andrews
James E. Brooks
Quentin N. Burdick
Thomas
Kleppe
Oll
Family Tear Gassed in Pasadena Police Mistake
Police in Pasadena Texas tear gassed the Cr emeens family while searching for two suspects in a deputy sheriff shooting. Officers surrounded a home two blocks away after a wrong address led to a child and a 10 year old being found in a gas filled house. The suspects fled before the correct home was reached. no injuries occurred and the city officer-involved incident prompted no discipline.
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Pasadena
Tex
T. J. Cremeens
Gunn
Houston
Herman Short
Preacher Ousted for Antiwar Views in Galveston
The Rev. Carl Danielson of Zion Lutheran Church in Galveston Texas says he was forced out for urging Christians to save their enemies including the Viet Cong He came to the church in 1968 from Amarillo and says a letter to the Galveston News editor criticizing a pro war stance triggered anger from church members He refused to curb his antiwar activity and chose to resign citing his Christian witness to peace.
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Galveston
Tex
Zion Lutheran Church
Danielson
Amarillo
Chrisan
Church Council
Danialson
Houston
Defy Court in Lettuce Blockade
Salinas workers and pickets confront a court injunction at Interharvest processing plants as a Teamster dispute over UFWOC organizing drives lettuce harvests. Thousands of cartons sit in fields while 1100 workers face layoffs as cooling plants halt.
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Interharvest
Salinas Valley
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Cesar Chavez
Afl-Cio
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Salinas
William Decker
Decker
United
Chavez Union
Anthony
Brazil
Teamster
UFWOC
Lopmile-Long
Nixon Keeps Busy With Day Of Planning At Western White House
President Nixon held a full day of staff meetings at the Western White House in San Clemente to plan for Washington operations and continue foreign policy work. He canceled a Portland trip, met with the National Security Council on the Middle East, welcomed Vice President Agnew home from Asia, and noted Jolson’s California visit for a state dinner. The Senate rejected a Vietnam troop withdrawal proposal 55 to 49, which Nixon called a vote of confidence in his peace efforts.
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White House
San Clemente
Washington
Ronald L. Ziegler
Portland
Ore
National American Legion
Ziegler
Israel
Suez Canal
National Security Council
Middle East
Spiro T. Agnew
Asia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Jolson
California
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Coronado
Senate
U.S
Indochina
Vietnam
Mule Wagon Completes Cross-Country Journey
Norman Person and his brother and son rode a mule drawn wagon coast to coast from San Diego to Jacksonville. After 3100 miles in seven months they poured Pacific Ocean water into the Atlantic at Jacksonville Beach, then navigated wet sand and rekindled interest from locals. Person called the feat satisfying, saying many doubted them, and cited a boyhood promise to take his son on a wagon trip.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Norman Person
Jacksonville Beach
Person
Robert
Jack
San Diego
Busby Berkeley Plans Comeback on Broadway
New York 75 year old Busby Berkeley auditions 350 dancers for a revival of No No Nanette with 24 selected for final chorus line. He aims for a clean funny show opening January 25 featuring Ruby Keeler returning to Broadway, and notes dancers remain mostly the same.
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Hushy Berkeley
Berkeley
Broadway
Ambassador Theater
Betty Grable
Lucille Ball
Ginger Rogers
Ruby Keeler
Reagan Aide Sees Guerrilla Tactics on Campus Unrest
Sacramento reports Gov. Reagan aids expect at least guerrilla tactics to disrupt California public colleges amid 300000 students. Prof. Alex Sherrills notes campus unrest hinges on student turnout and faculty support. Sherriffs, once liberal, now conservative, backs Reagan education agenda with a 27000 salary, reflecting switch from Democrat to Republican.
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Sacramento
Treagan
California
Alex ©. Sherrills
Clark Kerr
Kerr
University
Sheriffs
Sherriffs
Ronald Reagan
Carrier Rates Shift Amid Daily and Sunday Deliveries
A fragment notes monthly carrier charges for daily and Sunday delivery services, with rates listed as four dollars for daily, four dollars and sixty eight cents for Sunday, and twenty seven dollars for a stated period. Names and precise context are obscured by the damaged text.
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Eis
Malme
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