Warsaw Pact maneuvers heighten Prague tensions
Warsaw Pact drills open as Prague tensions rise over the Czechoslovak Soviet crisis. The Czechoslovak Defense Ministry says antiaircraft tests will span Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary and Western Russia with possible participation by Bulgaria and East Germany. The move follows anti Soviet demonstrations and a Kremlin reaction including press controls and police tightening.
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Pickets Demand Suspension Over Campus Disruption
Twenty students at OC demand class suspension after Jeremy Pikser SDS campus unit leader is suspended by Carr without due process. The faculty council urged Pikser’s suspension as he refused an alternative apology to halt disruptions on March 25. Students push for due process, interim board jurisdiction, Pikser’s reinstatement, Carr’s resignation, and trustees’ meeting.
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Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Carr
Pikser
Jane Katz
Martha Bergmark
Board of Trustees
Steve Clark
John Lawrence
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Center For
James Perkins
Evanston
Northwestern University
Triangle
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Committee
Vietnam
Mobile
Ala
Mobile State Junior College
5.D. Bishop
Flower children fade from New York be-in scenes
Central Park now hosts sparse crowds as August Heckscher, parks commissioner, notes a shift from last year’s peaceful flower child gatherings to more destructive youths during spring happenings in city parks.
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New York
Central Park
August C. Heckscher
Merrill Lynch Views on 1969 Market Outlook and Strategy
The Man from Merrill Lynch analyzes the stock market and explains why monetary policy will shape 1969, detailing transition risks, housing starts, corporate profits, military spending, and the impact of current speculation on future price paths. It notes liquidity of major buyers as a key indicator and outlines stocks Merrill Lynch finds attractive and suggested investment strategy.
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Merrill Lynch
Harvard warns violence could close the university
Harvard University officials said acts of violence could force the Ivy League school to shut down. The Harvard Corporation urged restraint and cooperation to avoid drastic action while protesters at Stanford pressed a five day sit-in over classified research.
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Harvard University Corporation
Stanford University
California
Applied Electronics Laboratory
Namath Arrested After Drunk Driving Clocked At High Speed
Miami AP reports football star Joe Namath was arrested on three traffic charges after an officer clocked him at 70 mph on the 7th Street causeway. Patrolman De Santis booked Namath for careless driving driving without a license and drunk driving and released him within an hour on recognizance.
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Joe Namath
New York Jets
Raymond de Santis
Namath
7Th Street
North Bay Village
de Santis
Dade County
Wilson Faces Crisis as unions Rebel over strikes curb
Prime Minister Harold Wilson confronts a deepening crisis as his cabinet splits and labor unions revolt against proposed strike curbs amid a wave of crippling strikes in Britain. The government nears a showdown with unions threatening the Labour era.
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Wilson
London
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Four Iraqis Linked to CIA Died in Syria Prison Incident
Damacus report says four Iraqi Muslims were found guilty of collaboration with the US Central Intelligence Agency and died in a related incident at Baghdad's central prison at dawn yesterday, per the Iraqi News Agency.
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Damascus
Syria
APY
Central Intelligence Agency
Baghdad
British Pole Ski Expedition Fails After 51 Days
London AP reports a British team failed a 470 mile North Pole ski attempt after 51 days on the polar ice cap. Dr Hugh Simpson, his wife Myrtle, and Ronald Tuff abandoned the trek when their radio generator broke. They started from Ward Hunt Island on February 21 with limited gear and reached only 9 miles before pulling back.
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London
North Pole
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Ward Hunt Island
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Canada
Daily Telegraph
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Myrtle
Ronald Tuff
Goods prices and a corporate name change report
A fragmented grocery price list covers apples beets cucumbers onions greens lettuce mushrooms radishes and tomatoes with mixed weights and pack sizes. The Cleveland AP item notes Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals Inc renamed Ameripol Inc, now a wholly owned subsidiary of B F Goodrich Co, Akron, after acquiring Gulf Oil’s half stake.
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Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals, Inc
Ameripol, Inc
Z. D. Bonner
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Gulf Oil Corp
Ameripol
Goodrich
Stock market opens higher with mixed early gains
The New York market edged up at the open as gains slightly outweighed losses. Early quotes show Brunswick at 21 and mixed percentages for Lone Star Gas Gillette Great Western Financial and Ashland Oil while the AP average of 60 stocks stood at 334.8, down 0.1.
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Brunswick
Lone
Star Gas
Gillette Co
Great Western Financial
Ashland Ou
Aith
Associated Press
Steelmakers cautious on 2nd half forecasts
Cleveland based Steel magazine notes dock strikes halted 1.7 million net tons of foreign steel, equal to 24 million domestic tons. It warns imports could resume after the strikes end, tempering 1969 second half forecasts and auto production outlook amid rising vehicle inventories. Domestic raw steel output hovered near 2.83 million net tons last week. No. 1 steel strap price stayed at $26.33 per gross ton.
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Cleveland (Ap) — Steel Magazine
Weekly Management Journal
STEEL
the Magazine
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Beaver Valley Nuclear Plant Groundbreaking Near Shippingport
Ground was broken Friday for a nuclear powered station near Shippingport Pennsylvania on the Ohio River. The Beaver Valley plant will cost about 200 million dollars and serve northern Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Construction is part of CAPCO pooling by five utilities to assure ample, reliable power for two million customers. Commercial operation is planned for 1973 with main construction after a permitting decision from the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Ohio River
Ohio Edison
Beaver Valley
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Paul G. Dingledy
Bruce D. Mansfield
Dingledy
CAPCO
Cleveland
Atomic Energy Commisson
Briton backs ABM in push to keep nuclear deterrent credible
British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart says the proposed ABM system in the United States would be the wisest and most efficient way to maintain Free Word nuclear strength. He adds the American government should do whatever is necessary to keep its nuclear deterrent credible.
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Washington
Michael Stewart
United States
Stewart
Biafran Leader Seeks Cease-fire for OAU Talks
Biafran head Odumegwu Ojukwu calls for a cease-fire as a condition to attend a peace meeting of the Organization of African Unity in Lagos. Nigerian informants doubt the request will be granted.
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Lagos
Odumegwu Ojukwu
Organization of African Unity
Wall Street firms weigh market factors and Viet Nam peace
New York a Wall Street charter highlights stocks acting better though inflation psychology shapes gains. Technical outlook sees continued stability for weeks. traders note fear of depreciating dollars drove earlier strength. Cleveland livestock reports show cattle and hog prices down with varied calf and sheep figures.
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New York
UPD
W. E. Hutton & Co
Vietnam
Janeway Service
Wall Street
Labor fears Nixon braking too hard in inflation fight
In White Sulphur Springs a closed door meeting between AFL CIO leaders and Nixon officials opened with labor warning the president may be pressing anti inflation steps too hard. George Meany and attendees raised fears that budget cuts and credit tightening could slow the economy and raise unemployment while seeking assurances the lid on spending won’t squeeze jobs.
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W. Va
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George Meany
Afl-Cio
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
George P. Shultz
Paul W.rae
Council of Economic Advisers
Robert P. Maye
White House
Arthur F. Burns
Meany
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