Copper hearing to close in six month steel strike talks
Washington United Press International reports the copper industry panel nears closure after hearings with ASARCO Kennecott Phelps Dodge and Anaconda. Unions demand company wide bargaining and uniform wage and benefit terms while firms oppose this and push for a settlement. The 60 000 workers across 26 unions in 22 states face the stalemate.
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UPI
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Ae -Asarco
Kennecott Corp
Phelps-Dodge
Anaconda Corp
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Opening lead and bidding lessons from a bridge hand
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a risky three suited hand from a recent team championship. The South player underbid yet later salvaged a part score, while experts in New Orleans favored four spades over clubs. The piece ends with a moral: decide when you know enough and avoid overtalking.
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New Orleans
McNamara cites cautious hope for ABM arms race pause
Defense Secretary McNamara reports two U.S. intelligence views on the Soviet ABM program. The Tallinn system appears to defend against bombers in the northwest and Moscow area ex pansion is limited. He warns against letting spending inflate an anti China system into a broader Russia shield.
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UPI
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United States
Russia
Congress
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U.S
Soviet Union
Tallinn
Moscow
Estonia
U.S. Vrea
Red China
Yuma Police Chief Tries DWI Case in Superior Court
In Yuma County, Police Chief Joseph Hickey faces trial for driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene after a Dec. 22 collision with a car driven by Mrs. Richard Regan. Prosecution cites witnesses who saw Hickey at two parties and consuming alcohol before the accident.
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UPI
Joseph Hickey
Yuma County Superior Court
Hickey
County Atty
David Ellsworth
Richard Regan
Ron Jones
Robert Nebeker
Jones
Sheriff
Pat Newman
Colleen
Nixon Starts NH Campaign for GOP Presidential Bid
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon flies into Manchester to launch campaign ahead of the March 12 New Hampshire primary. A letter to 150000 NH residents and a 2 PM news conference mark the start as Romney camps with a tour. Nixon aides report strong response.
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UPI
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New Hampshire
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Michigan
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Romney
New York
America
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Stewart M. Lamprey
Lamprey
William R. Johnson
Johnson
Bernard L. Boutin
Hugene J. McCarthy
London sees first topless blouse debut in Carnaby Street
Marlene McDonald a 19 year old Canadian transplanted to London wears a sheer white blouse with no undergarment, rousing shoppers and drawing police attention outside a Carnaby Street boutique. She predicts fashion will catch on like the miniskirt despite anticipated public resistance.
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UPI
Yves St. Laurent
Paris
Carnaby Street
Marlene
McDonald
Toronto
Canada
Magnuson unveils broad consumer protection push in Senate
Senator Magnuson outlines a sweeping package targeting auto insurance, power reliability, radiation standards, fish inspection, home improvements, cigarette risks and more. He backs financing a federal auto insurance study and tighter truth in lending.
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Washington
UPI
Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Senate
Tin An Allied Development
House
Johnson
Federal Trades Commission
Barnard Unfazed by Critics and Plans Paris Transplant
Dr. Christian Barnard said he remains undeterred by The London Clinic Medical Journal critique calling his tissue rejection methods crude hazardous and inadequate. He leaves for Paris today and expects to perform his next transplant in six to eight weeks.
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London
UPI
Christiaan Barnard
Barnard
Paris
Gas line break and fires at multiple sites
Rural Fire Department sent 13 men to Brownmoor Apartments after a car struck a gas main and damaged meters at 6125 BiIndian School Rd. Valve closed to prevent fire. meters damage around 500 dollars. Earlier events include $30 furnace motor damage at 7329 E Sheridan from a short. at 601 N Hayden Rd a brush fire burned about an hour with three RID units.
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Brownmoor
BiIndian’ School Rd
Margeret Mobley
E. Sheridan
RID
N. Hayden, Rd
Auto license fees due for 1968 registration
County Assessor C. L. Sparks notes all 1968 auto license forms mailed. The $6.25 registration fee supports the County Auto License Division and Highway Fund, with the auto lien tax shared among county funds, state funds, schools, and municipalities. Deadline Feb 29 with a $6.25 penalty after. Contact 4005 N 51st Ave Phoenix if not received.
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C. L. Sparks
County General Fund
State General Fund
County Auto License Division
N. 51St. Ave
Phoenix
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