Jordanian Palestinian Clash Expands Across Jordan, Cairo Reports
Cairo radio cites 10,000 dead in Jordan as guerrilla forces clash with Jordanian and Syrian tanks along the border. Israel warns of action if security is threatened while U.S. intervention looms and hostages in Amman face peril at the Inter-Continental Hotel.
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Palestine
Amman
Nororthern
Jordan
Cairo Radio
Damascus
Syria
Cairo
Wahdat
U.S
Heikal
Yasir Arafat
Israel
Syrian Foreign Ministry
Irbid
Patra Yeypt
Orig de
Wainteres
Mity
Skingtos
Hussein
GM Talks Stall as Union and Fisher Split Over Site
United Auto Workers strike against General Motors stalls as national and local negotiators clash over meeting location. GM officials in Detroit planned a plant meeting while Fisher Body's Thomas H. Clayton refused to meet outsiders at the plant, citing policy. Elyria workers remain idle, and local negotiators accuse Fisher management of blocking neutral ground talks at the Sederis Hotel.
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Fisher
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Detroit
Corporation
Elyria
Thomas H. Clayton
Fisher Body
UAW
Kenn Ball
Rt. 113
Sederis
GM strike hits payroll and supplier layoffs in auto plants
The GM strike has idled about 370,000 workers in the United States and Canada and prompted layoffs at supplier plants even as negotiations proceed. The UAW 25 member executive board planned to meet to map strategy, with Woodcock and Bluestone uncertain for today’s talks. GM has laid off 6,711 more workers and the total layoffs reach 26,995 since the walkout began at midnight Sept. 14.
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Baty
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Irving Bluestone
Woodcock
Bluestone
Woodock
Ssa
Ridgeville worker dies in tower fall
A North Ridgeville man, 29 year old Raymond Bolin of 6564 Lee Blvd, died after slipping from a scaffold 60 feet at the Cleveland Electric Illuminating plant. He was pronounced at Lake County Memorial Hospital at 6 10 p.m. The coroner called it an accidental death. Bolin worked as a rodman for H H Robertson Construction Co of Pittsburgh and was directing roof decking when he fell.
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Eastlake
North Ridgeville
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Plant
Raymond Bolin
Lee Blvd
Lake County Memorial Hospital
Willoughby
Bolin
CEI
H.H. Robertson
Backhoe Operator Burned In Gas Line Explosion At City Landfill
A Elyria backhoe operator, Robert E. Alston, 45, was critically burned when the machine ruptured a gas line at the city landfill causing a massive fire. Fire officials battled the blaze as workers traced lines and prepared to shut off gas supply to prevent spread toward nearby buildings and the Aztec Chemical plant.
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Elyria
Elyria City
Robert E. Alston
Blake St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Januszewski
Januszewski
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Aztec Chemical Co
James HB. Harrison
Aztec Chemical
Harrison
John Kenney
General says no My Lai influence on court martial order
Lt. Gen. Albert O. Connor testifies at pre-trial hearing for Sgt. Esequiel Torres, denying pressuring by Nixon or others or using unadulterated murder remarks. Defense seeks to dismiss charges on prejudice, citing Connors remarks about a Green Berets case and a Legion speech in Atlanta. Connor heads Ft. McPherson and reviews My Lai cases for trial referral.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
3Rd Army
Nixon
Esequiel Torres
My Lai
Albert O. Conner
American the Legion
Legion Group
Torres
Brownsville
Tex
Connor
Green Berets
Legion
Atlanta
Ft. McPherson
Elyria Banks Hold Fast as Rates Stay High in City
Elyria three full service banks show no immediate prime rate cut from 8 percent, despite Akron and Cleveland banks lowering rates to 7 percent. R J Fitch of Elyria Savings & Trust notes no move yet. other bankers cite plans to discuss reductions at upcoming meetings, with mixed views on nationwide rate shifts.
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Elyna
Akron
Cleveland
R.J Fitch
Elyria Savings & Trust
Balloonists Searched After Transatlantic Crossing Attempt
A three-person crew led by Rod Anderson and including Pamela Brown and Malcolm Brighton is missing after their orange balloon named the free life descended in a severe Atlantic storm about 500 miles southeast of St John’s. Coast Guard and Canadian Air-Sea Rescue dispatched cutters and aircraft as weather hinders rescue.
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New York
U. S. Coast Guard
Canadian Air Force
Atlantic
St. John’s
Coast Guard
Dallas
Duane
Ingham
Halifax
N.S
Greenwood
Long Island
Rod Anderson
Pamela Brown
Malcolm Brighton
France
Nova Scotia
Avon Fraternal Order seeks park rezoning
Local fraternal order of police requests rezoning for a city park as part of a neighborhood planning push. The notice appears on page eight behind a wider set of town planning items in the Lorain area.
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Avon
North Ridgeville
Weather outlook with warm temperatures and scattered showers
Partly cloudy and warm with a chance of showers and thundershowers today and tonight. Highs near 88, low around 60s. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with showers possible and highs mid 70s to lower 80s. Thursday stays warm with more showers and a 50 percent precipitation chance through tomorrow. Sunset today 7 25 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 13 a.m. High 88 yesterday at 4 p.m. Low 72 today at 3 p.m.
Orchestra Strikers Add Play-In To Repertoire
Cleveland protesters plan the first play-in of classical music history as the orchestra enters a two week strike. Musicians Local 4 leader Anthony Granata says players will perform with their instruments during protests at Severance Hall to press for daily talks and retroactive pay. The union seeks higher pay than the $280 weekly minimum offered, arguing it lags behind New York Boston and Philadelphia compensation.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland Orchestra
Severance Hall
Musical Arts Association
Anthony Granata
Musicians Local 4
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Nixon seeks campus arson law to curb university bombings
President Nixon urged Congress to authorize immediate federal intervention for campus bombings and arson at federally aided colleges and proposed hiring 1,000 additional FBI agents. The plan, outlined after White House talks with congressional leaders, Mitchell, and Hoover, would expand FBI presence to counter campus violence and hijacking threats.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
FBI
White House
Atty
John N. Mitchell
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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United States
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Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
Ridgeville
Tower
Lake County
M. Killean
Raymond W. Bolin
Barry Penfound
Alston
Jack Marsh
Volpe
John A. Volpe
American Transit Association
Norman Camp
Charles Weltner
Con
Elyria Banks
UPI
House
H. R. Gross
Rtowa
Atlantic Ocean
Farnham
England
Inhivee
Orchestra Strikers
Bae
Orthive
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