Coal strike halts work in over 20 states
In Washington coal miners walked off the job across more than 20 states as negotiators pressed for a settlement. A Labor Department spokesman said Secretary Hodgson remained in contact with the parties and would bring in federal mediators if needed, as the Nixon administration hoped for a quick resolution.
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Washington
Nixon
Labor
J. D. Hodgson
United Mine Workers
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
United Mine Workers Union
Jenkins
Beth Elkhorn Corp
U.S. Steel
Robena
Uniontown
UMW
New York
Associaton
Congress
Tony” Boyle
K. Heath Lary
U.S. Steel Corp
Coal Operators’ Group
Fire base siege lifted by S Viets near Cambodia frontier
South Vietnamese relief columns lifted the siege of Fire Base Tran Hung Duo after five days of shelling. A 1,200-man unit linked with defenders and moved in from Highway 22. Another 1,200-man column faced stiff North Vietnamese resistance near the base as U.S. helicopters rescued crew. Air strikes hit a North Vietnamese supply base near the border. The base is 70 miles northwest of Saigon and a key target in the six day offensive. Field officers report tapered rocket and mortar attacks as talks resume on a new contract for coal miners.
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Tay Ninh
Vietnam
Tran Hung Duo
Saigon
Krek
Alpha 4
Nguyen Xuan Trinh
Roswell Church to Celebrate World Wide Lord's Supper
The First Christian Church Disciples of Christ of Roswell will mark a world wide observance using eight languages on Sunday. Rev John J Fourie noted the first Sunday of October sees the most Christians share the Lord's Supper and Roswell churches will join in with 11 nations flags displayed.
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First Christian Church of
Roswell
John J. Fourie
Cassia Thome
Brazil
Carolyn Patterson
Amos Poon
Hong Kong
First Christian Church
Disciples of Christ of Roswell
John J Fourie
Fiji Islands
Fourie
Senate meal aid resolution prompts lunch funding clash
The Senate backed a resolution directing the Nixon administration to spend from a special fund to provide free or reduced price school meals for needy children, sending it to a House already considering a similar bill. Senate critics warn it sets a bad precedent while supporters say delay costs millions of hungry kids.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Agricultural Committee
Appropriations
Allen Ellender
D-La
Herman E. Talmadoe
D-Ga
Agriculture Committee
Jack Miller
Iowa
Talmadge
Congress
America
U.S. Offers Two Paths to Resolve Monetary Impasse
Treasury Secretary Connally lays out two routes for settling the IMF World Bank stalemate. He warns that major rivals must move on trade barriers and currency realignment before the United States lifts the 10 percent surcharge on imports.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
John B. Connally
U.S
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Connally
Senate Finance
IMF
Santa Fe Industries declares quarterly dividend per share
The board of directors of Santa Fe Industries, Inc. declared a quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share. The dividend on common stock is payable December 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business November 5.
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Santa FE
Santa Fe Industries, Inc
Advance Wool Bowl ticket sales planned
Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce Wool Bowl committee discussed out-of-town ticket sales. Chairman Jerry Smith said the ACDC Red Coats will visit area towns to promote the game and sell tickets from on the spot booths during promotion trips.
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Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce
Gchairman
Jerry Smith
ACDC
Red Coats
Poll results due soon from Roswell chamber on inflation poll
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce and Development public affairs committee expects to release an informal poll on President Nixon measures to curb inflation on Monday. The meeting also heard plans for a Wool Bowl halftime fireworks display and that several floats are saved for the Wool Bowl parade on November 24. Cochairmen Cal Jeanselme and Bill Anderson will meet service club reps to plan advance ticket sales.
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Nixon
Roswell
Rowland Tessier
Cal Jeanselme
Bill Anderson
Roswell NM Newspaper Publisher and Rates Notice
Publication details list editor staff at 230 N Main St Roswell NM 88201 and advertising manager Jimmy Cox. Subscription rates shown for Chaves County by mail 28.80 and for other counties and states 28.80 with carrier rates 32.40 monthly three months 7.20 six months 14.40 and one year 26.80. Second class postage paid and AP member license noted.
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Main St. Roswell
Albert Stubbs
Jerry McCormack
Leland Markward
Jimmy C Cox
Chaves County
Roswell
Roswell NM
Associated Press
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Mosphere
Ru Lon
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World Communion Service
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West Germany
Japan
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