Kender defeats Schremp for USW district post in 28
In NSW District 28, Joseph J. Kender of Parma defeats incumbent Paul F. E. Schremp of Amherst for district director, amid G. Abel facing overall USW presidency. Abel ahead early but Kender gains momentum as locals report. Local 1104 at Lorain Works supports Kender by about two to one. Schremp to serve until June 1.
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Abel
USW
Kender
Schremp
I.W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
Joseph J. Kender
Parma
Paul FE. Schremp
Amherst
NSW
Emil E. Narick
international union
NARICK
United
FBI hunts fourth man in Midway Mall bank larceny case
FBI launched a search for Joseph Drago of Cleveland, one of four men indicted in the August 16 Bank larceny at Lorain County Savings and Trust. The other three suspects Donald Coates Charles Grisham and Joseph Diorio were arrested earlier this week. FBI agent James Starkell criticized public indictments as goofs and noted the agency had not located Drago.
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CLEVELAND
Midway Mall
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Joseph Drago
Drago
Brink’s, Inc
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
FBI Fed
Donald Coates
Brook Park
Charles F. Grisham
Warren
Joseph Diorio
Youngstown
FBI
James Starkell
Changes expected in war on poverty
Nixon administration eyes major reshaping of antipoverty programs. The Urban Affairs Council proposes transferring most OEO duties to cabinet agencies, moving Head Start and Upward Bound to Education, and Job Corps to Labor, with Rockefeller urging standardized welfare rules and shared financing.
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WASHINGTON
UPI
Nixon
Urban Affairs Council
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
White House
Health Education and Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Florida
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Personnel manager seeks type we’re looking for
A terse company notice states the personnel manager will hire for a certain role while planning staff reductions. The message indicates a shift toward automating functions and letting some computers go.
Winter Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Today
Cloudy and windy with snow flurries today near Lake Erie. Highs in the 25 to 30 range and a few heavier squalls. Tonight partly cloudy and colder with scattered flurries and teens low. Tomorrow fair and cold with highs in the 20s. Friday looks fair and milder winds northwest around 15 to 25 mph. Sunset 5 57 p m Sunrise 7 26 a m Details on page 32.
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Lake Erie
Lincoln Birth Anniversary Observed at Lincoln Tomb
Mrs Tony Bahlow pauses before a bust of Abraham Lincoln framed by a black floral wreath at the emancipator's tomb in Springfield on the 160th anniversary of his birth. Veterans groups plan an annual pilgrimage and Mrs Martin Luther King will narrate Copland's Lincoln Portrait in Washington while President Nixon is expected to attend.
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Tony Bahlow
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Washington
D.C
Martin Luther King
Aaron Copland
Lincoln
Richard Nixon
UPI
Sirhan may plead guilty in Kennedy assassination case
Reports from Los Angeles indicate Sirhan Bishara Sirhan could change his not guilty plea to guilty in the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. A change would hinge on a possible understanding or belief that life in prison beats the death penalty, per the Times.
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LOS ANGELES
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles Times
Sirhan
the
Times
Evelle J. Younger
California
Lincoln
Herbert V. Walker
Inside Job Alleged in $40,000 Bank Vault Theft
FBI seeks Curtis G. Scarbrough a 49 year old Jacksonville janitor after he allegedly removed 40000 in small bills from the Atlantic National Bank vault. The theft was found when a teller opened the vault to prepare payrolls. Bank officials suggest bills may have been hidden in a garbage container.
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JACKSONVILLE
Fla
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Curtis G. Scarbrough
Robert E. Gebhardt
Atlantic National Bank
Patrolmen wrangle snakes from overturned car scene
Three highway patrolmen and a Tustin officer found an overturned sports car on the Newport Freeway with an exotic dancer inside and four venomless snakes: a cobra, a rattlesnake, and a 55 pound boa constrictor. The dancer claimed the snakes were part of her act and helped corral them.
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TUSTIN
Calif
Newport
Carol Cybulski
Laguna Beach
Lawrence McMichael
GIs Thwart Terrorists in Saigon Bus Plot
In Saigon two bomb attacks on U S Army buses failed as GI passengers halted both plots. A charging device on a window guard was detached and a second bomb by a wheel was found and disarmed. A separate motorbike device damaged a building and slightly wounded a child.
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SAIGON
UPI
South Vietnam
U.S
A Shau
Da Nang
Hue
Quang Tri
U.S. Maries
Harold J. Keeling
Topeka
Kan
Keeling
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Vietnam
Long Binh
Mekong
Central Highlands
Khe Sanh
Cuba relaxes hijack rules and allows return of planes
The State Department announced Cuba will permit hijacked U S airliners to return with passengers if safety is confirmed by the government airlines and pilots on a case by case basis. The policy follows an Eastern Airlines flight from San Juan that landed after a gunman forced the halt.
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WASHINGTON
Cuba
United States
State Department
Havana
Eastern Air Lines
DCS
Jose Marti
San Juan
Robert J. McCloskey
Veradero
Miami
McCloskey
U.S
Pope Paul VI Maintains Ban on Artificial Birth Control
In a weekly audience Pope Paul VI reaffirmed that Roman Catholics may not use artificial birth control despite arguments by church leaders in Britain France Holland Belgium and elsewhere that some may decide in good conscience to dissent. He warned that conscience can be guilty of error.
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VATICAN CITY
UPI
Paul VI
Britain
France
Holland
Belgium
Paul
Berlin politics heat two fronts amid student critique and Berlin election
Berlin faces a dual clash as officials weigh declaring illegal a student resolution condemning Nixon and von Hassel presses ahead with West Berlin hosting the March 5 presidential election. East German threats loom over transit to the city as Parliament reaffirms site despite bans.
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Nixon
Free University
Bundestag
Kai- Uwe von Hassel
Comunist
federal assembly
Bonn
West Berlin
Berlin
Von Hassel
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