Quads Start School as Family Learns of Noted Deaths
The article reports a Holyoke first grade roll call for Fayre quadruplets and siblings amid family routine, then notes the death of Ernest Henderson Sr. founder of the Sheraton chain at 70 in Boston. It also covers Queen Mary’s Manhattan visit, Gen. Gavin’s Vietnam trip acceptance, bomber inventor Barlow’s death, and Nixon leading Romney in a Science Monitor survey.
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Sacred Heart School
Feyre
Fayre
Margaret
Maureen
Robert
Jal Mk
Nixon
Surrey
Richard M. Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Christies Science Monitor
Monitor
Romney
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jaimie
Tap Wirentite
Carmichael Plots Algiers Visit After Hanoi
Pi Black Power advocate Stokely Carmichael is due in Algiers Thursday, Havana Radio said today. The Miami monitored Broadcast said he would make the trip after finishing a visit to the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam. Carmichael went to Hanoi August 31 after visiting Cuba with Fidel Castro's government.
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Stokely Carmichael
Algiers
Havana
Carmichael
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Network Walkout Averted in TV Union Talks
Miami Beach article says 3000 broadcast employees averted a walkout after NBC and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists AFL CIO reached a tentative three year deal retroactive to the old contract’s expiration five months earlier. union votes planned in New York Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago and Washington to accept terms including staffing color facilities policy and a four day work week with higher weekly pay.
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National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Tim O'Sulivan
Los Angeles
National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
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ABC
Tate
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O'Sullivan
Haa
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San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
Finel
Sullivan
Firemen Walk Off Their Posts in Saginaw Strike
Firemen in Saginaw Michigan staged a three hour walkout Tuesday night leaving residents without fire protection except for policemen at stations. No fires were reported. An emergency City Council session resulted in binding arbitration to settle the dispute.
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Saginaw, Mich
UFI
Michigan
Saginaw Firefighters Association
Lockheed OKs Plans for Jetliner
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. wins tentative board approval to build the Model L-1011 jetliner with a $250 million bid to reenter commercial airliners. Production hinges on airline orders, with service expected by 1972 in a three-engine design carrying 200 to 300 passengers up to 2000 miles.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed- California
Most Fires Halted in Northwest
Fires in the Northwest showed containment progress with most major blazes controlled or near containment. In British Columbia a new 10 000 acre blaze near Lumby remained uncontrolled while Shuswap Lake fires slowed, and Trapper Peak on the Canadian border neared containment as Sundance Mountain fire stayed uncontrolled south of it. Author De Jong Dies in Providence.
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Shuswap Lake
Atua
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Trapper Peak
Canada
Connrest
Sundance Mountain
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Oregon
Cascade Mountains
Gold Miner Pulling Through After 2 Weeks Trapped
Kim Chang son a 35 year old South Korean miner was rescued from 416 feet underground after more than two weeks. He walked unsteadily but was judged in fair condition by doctors. His wife and four of his five children joined about 500 onlookers at the Kubong mine 90 miles south of Seoul as rescuers freed him through a narrow shaft. his will power was credited for the long survival.
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Ernest Henderson Sr
theSheraton Corp. of America
Boston
Henderson
Robert L. Moore
World Radio
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Ernest
George
New England
Faryl F. Henderson
Chongyang
South Korea
Kim Chang-son
Kum
Kubong
Seoul
Kim
N Y Negroes Hurl Rocks at Police and Firemen
Groups of Negro youths pelted police and firemen with rocks for hours in Brooklyn after a fatal mugging earlier. About 200 youths from a Prospect Park rock show disrupted traffic. a panel truck was firebombed but not reached. Two patrolmen were injured. 12 arrests made as Mayor Lindsay and officials sought calm.
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New York
Brooklyn
John V. Lindsay
Prospect Park
Sanford Garelik
Lindsay
Negroes Marathon March Continues in Milwaukee
Milwaukee protesters neared 100 miles in a round the clock march demanding an open housing code. Leaders Groppi and Gregory urged youths to join, while city schools opened with 2,350 fewer students than last year in Milwaukee’s Inner Core. Vel Phillips again supported the measure as Common Council rejected reconsideration after a City Hall march.
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Busines
James E. Groppi
Dick Gregory
Vel Phillips
Groppi
Israel and Egypt Clash Over Suez Firefight
An Israeli spokesman charged Egypt opened fire across the Suez Canal at Israeli troops with artillery and mortars near Ras El Ish sector south of Port Said. Egypt and Syria tensions circulated amid reports of a plot to oust President Nasser, with former officials implicated and a seizure of arms at Gen. Amer’s home. No casualties were reported in the latest clash.
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Egypt
Syria
Jerusalem
Ras el Lsh
Port Said
Israel
Ly An
United Nations
Said
Ce &E
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Hhattoum
Sudan
Ua.r
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Al-Anwar
Beirut
U.A.R
Abdul Latif Al-Baghdadi
Nasser
Saeed Freiha
The
Mespaper
Kamaleddin Hussein
Greek Ship Farmastee Sunk In Suez Harbor Shelling
Captain Nicolaeus Nicirog of the Greek motor vessel Farmastee said the 3,445 ton cement carrier sank after a shell exploded in its hold during Isragist bombardment of Port Suez. He and nine Egyptian crewmen abandoned ship as the hull was damaged, leaving only a shell-damaged superstructure above water near the dock.
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