Judge denies injunction pilots free to walk out
UPI reports a federal judge cleared U S airline pilots to strike for 24 hours starting Monday 2 a m EDT while appeals court sought a delay of 7 to 10 days. ALPA backed by ground crews warned of a nationwide walkout affecting passengers freight and mail services.
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Trans World
Braniff International
Air Line Pilots Association
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Pilots’ Association
U.S. Court of Appeals
David L. Bazelon
Appeals Court
George L. Hart Jr
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Signals rise of Vietnam peace talks this summer
U.S. officials signal possible movement on Vietnam negotiations this summer with Kissinger visiting Peking to discuss the war, while Chou En-lai reiterates China's support for Hanoi. Moscow seeks influence on North Vietnam as Paris and Hanoi prepare for potential new talks amid stalled spring offensives.
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Paris
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Indochina
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Ee Kissinger
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South Vietnam
Pope
Russia
China
Nader Plans Major Overhaul of Civil Service System
Ralph Nader's group releases a two inch thick study calling for top to bottom civil service reform. It urges citizen lawsuits against nonperformers and an independent board to handle complaints and discipline. The report cites 400 federal employees and accuses current leaders of mismanagement while CSC responds that reforms echo prior ideas.
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Washington
UPS
Ralph Nader
Disci
Civil Service
Controlling Civil Service Commission
CSC
Act Momiscal 1
William Berzak
Harvard
Robert Vaughn
Chikasha, Okla
Nader
Public Interest Research Group
Vaughn
Ground brigades in Vietnam deactivated as air power persists
U S Army deactivated the 3rd Brigade 1st Cavalry and the 196th Infantry Brigades in Vietnam leaving only the 1st Aviation Brigade. About 2 500 troops at Bien Hoa Da Nang and Phu Bai provide perimeter security while air forces strike in record numbers. Some officers call the moves a shift in confidence to South Vietnamese forces.
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Saigon
UPS
Vietnam
America
U.S
Bien Hoa
da Nang
Army
Air Force
Navy
Hundreds Flee as Rapid City Floodwaters Surge Again
Rapid City residents evacuated or moved to higher ground as heavy rains turned streets into rushing waterways for the second time in a week. UPI report notes widespread warnings and swift action amid the rising flood danger.
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Morgantown Post previews crime and flood features
Editorial page notes crime statistics claiming three adults will serve jail time. Frank Heaster marks West Virginia's 109th birthday. Floods devastate Rapid City with at least 216 ed thousands killed and waters four feet deep in downtown. Mayor Barnett declares martial law urging immediate evacuation as mud and water engulf canyon areas.
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United States
Morgantown Post
West Virginia
Frank Heaster
Don Barnett
Rapid City
South Canyon
On Lake
Father's Day origin traced to Mrs Dodd in 1909 Spokane
Mrs John Bruce Dodd urged a day to honor fathers after a Mother's Day sermon. She credited her father with raising six children and pushed the Spokane YMCA and ministers to back a national Father’s Day. The first observance was set for June 10, 1910.
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Wash
John Bruce Dodd
YMCA
Undaunted Mrs Dodd Honors Father With Day Milestone
The piece profiles Mrs Dodd and her supporters promoting Father’s Day, noting the first observance and national recognition by President Wilson and Coolidge. It highlights her roles as artist, poet, and mortuary co founder, and mentions her son John Bruce Dodd Jr., honored as ideal father of 1952.
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U.S
Clarence C. Dill
Washington
Woodrow Ilson
Calvin Coolidge
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