Kennedy's Wife Joan Kennedy Suffers Third Miscarriage
Sen Edward M Kennedy rushes to Hyannis Port after it is announced his wife Joan Kennedy 32 suffered her third miscarriage. She is in Cape Cod Hospital in a private maternity room resting comfortably with nurse Luella Hennessey aiding, expected to stay a few days.
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Kennedy may appeal court ruling in Kopechne inquest
Kennedy and other witnesses study possible appeals after District Court Judge Boyle ruled they may have counsel only for advice on self incrimination rights and privileged communications. They consider challenging the inquest law as outdated or appealing to the U S District Court.
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Mathna denounces bus union strategy as blackmail
Lorain Mayor Woodrow Mathna rejected a bus drivers fringe benefits plan calling it blackmail. The Northern Ohio Transit Co. proposed using 10 percent of first year net profits to fund benefits, while company officials warned negotiations would occur after one year of operation.
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Poor will still get food stamps
Nixon nutrition adviser Dr. Jean Mayer says poor families under the welfare reform plan would remain eligible for food stamps. A family of four receiving at least 1600 dollars could reach the equivalent of 2320 dollars, Mayer notes, with no immediate plan to end food assistance.
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North Korea says three downed fliers alive
NK claims the three crewmen from a U S Army helicopter shot down Aug 17 are alive with serious injuries to two and minor injuries to one. They demand US admission of a criminal act and promise no repetition as condition for release.
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Ejection Seat Praised After Savannah Jet Rescue
1st Lt. Douglas B. Evans credited the Unican ejection seat with saving him when his F84F Thunderstreak caught fire on a training flight near Shaw Air Force Base South Carolina. Evans said he was strapped in pulled the handles and the seat worked. He suffered a twisted knee and sprained ankle on bailout and was treated at Travis Field near Savannah.
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Marines Press Uphill Fight Southwest of Da Nang
U S Marines push through fortified bunkers in the Da Nang foothills amid heavy fire. In two weeks of fighting, 72 Americans and 646 North Vietnamese are reported killed with 18 Americans and 66 wounded in the latest day. A linked 196th Brigade unit faced five hours of combat with five North Vietnamese killed and 22 wounded. Marine tanks reinforced foot soldiers while a helicopter crash is blamed on mechanical failure. Green Berets get new commander Col Michael D Healy succeeding Col Alexander Lemberes amid internal charges and detainment of eight Green Berets at Long Binh awaiting trial.
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Pittsburgh White Workers Protest in Downtown March
Hundreds of white construction workers paraded through downtown Pittsburgh in an off work protest over Negro job demands. Police estimated 2000 participants as they chanted We want to work and displayed White Pride and Union Unity signs. The strike affected 10 major projects employing 31,000 workers and over $200 million in total value. The protest aimed to pressure open craft unions to admit more Black workers amid talks led by Mayor Joseph M Barr and the City-County Building rally drew counter demonstrations.
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Great Smoky Mountains full page feature
Coming Sunday Smoke blue and gray clouds mark a feature on the Great Smoky Mountains with serenity among green peaks and residents living amid them. A Sunday Chronicle full page promises a deeper look. In Ligon Hollow Kentucky college students return home to aid the young and old, building confidence for a better life. A century old two masted schooner once lay at Lake Michigan’s bottom now afloat and salvaged as a mystery ship with classed salvage status.
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Bailey calls air traffic control unsafe and overburdened
Boston attorney F Lee Bailey head of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization warned last night that the U S air traffic system is at full capacity and could fail at any time He said overwork staffing shortages and stress harm safety and cited Riverside California and San Juan Puerto Rico crashes to illustrate the risk The group seeks better training more personnel and upgraded equipment while denying any pro union stance
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