Non union mines close as UMW strike expands
In Charleston Appalachian mining scene, non union coal mines shut on day two of a nationwide United Mine Workers strike led by Arnold Miller. Bargaining with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association failed after 60 days, with wage goals and health benefits at issue.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miller
Bitunsinous Coal Operators Association
Ohio
Maryland
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
BCOA
Tommy Gaston
Orie Hunt
Pike County
Hubert Carter
Tony
Washington
Miller
Dan Fields
West Virginia Coal Association
Woman and unborn child die after failed rescue attempts
NEW YORK AP reports obstetricians ended efforts to save Rosemarie Maniscalco and her week old fetus after 19 days of intensive care. She died at Victory Memorial Hospital in Brooklyn at 22 34 p m. Autopsies planned to investigate claims of prior harm by her husband.
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New York
Rosemarie Manisealeo
Tefus
Victory Memorial Hospital
Brooklyn
Tney
Milton Wald
Kfys
Maniscateo
John Maniscateo
Bodyard
Marie Guncract
Driver of death car faces homicide charge
NEAY YORK AP Police say a youth who drove a stolen car along a Times Square sidewalk crowded with pedestrians, had been scheduled to stand trial on a gun charge Friday and might have been lying to be. The suspect, 1 year old Harvey Collins, who was described as a metal case by his mother, was charged with homicide, assault and grand larceny. He was demanded to Bellevue Hospital Tuesday night for psychiatric examination. Collins had been arrested Nov. 1 for ilegal possession of caliber revolver. He was released in his own recognizance the following day.
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Neay York [Ap
Times Square
Harvey Collins
Bellevue Hospital
Collins
Hearst Says Purse Stolen From Bodyguard Van
Patricia Hearst reports her purse stolen from a guard’s van parked near his home on the San Francisco Peninsula. Officers said Hearst and bodyguard Gerald Stam went to Pacifica police on November 9, the day after the theft. The bag held more than 40 dollars in cash and keys to her San Francisco apartment and family home. A San Francisco officer guarding Hearst said the van was parked near his home on November 28 and the purse was missing when he returned the next morning.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Rerrard Stam
Parifica
Calif
Shaw
CIA looked for trouble on campuses
Washington AP reports newly released documents show CIA efforts in the late 1980s to aid recruiters facing campus demonstrations. The files describe reviewing university publications, liaising with authorities, and compiling campus security contacts to warn of potential violence.
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Washington
CIA
Richard Helms
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
National Security
Marian Walperin
John Marks
Halperin
Amema
Five killed as U2 plane crashes at Cyprus base
An American U 2 spy plane crashed while taking off from Akrotiri in southern Cyprus. Five people were killed including the American pilot and four Cypriot civilians, with seven injured among British and Cypriot personnel. Firefighters fought a multi hour blaze as authorities investigated the cause. The incident occurred in a restricted zone at the base, which has hosted U.S. and British forces since 1973.
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Nicosta
Cyprus
Akrotiri
U.S. Air Force
Israel
House approves funds to test two more B-1 bombers
The House Tuesday backed production of the fifth and sixth B-1 bombers at about 462 million, continuing a debate over funding despite President Carter’s opposition. Four test planes already exist, with Rockwell in California as the aircraft site. Senate action was not yet scheduled. The overall 7.8 billion package funds various programs including sewage plants and Amtrak.
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Washington
Senate
House
Carter
Congress
George Mabon
D‘teras
Camitten
Robert K. Dornan
A. Calif
Dornan
Nerina
Jlax
Service Award Honors 30 Years for C P & L Fuller
Mrs. Andrea L Fuller received a service award and emblem from C P Telephone Company for 30 years of service. She lives on Mayfair Ave in Hagerstown and is active in the Telephone Pioneers of Maryland. Previously held various roles, she currently serves as a teenager's clerk in the construction department.
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C & P Telephone Company
Andree L. Fuller
Fuller
Mayfair Ave
Hagerstown
The
Telephone Pioneers of Maryland
The Daily Establishment and Miscellany Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a daily publication from 1338 with holiday observances and locations in Luna Ave and Ragersizes, plus postal details and Associated Press note. It mentions carrier rates and a sequence of payments, with unclear dates and typos.
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N.Y. Hospital
Patty
Pittsburgh
Toerday
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
SUL
Amer
Arene
Tekcom
Pernona
Abers
Tha U-Z
Royal Air Force
Dornai
Ibelides
Si California
David Wright
Air Force
Amtrak
Luna Ave
Ragersizes
Hagensoen
Associated Press
Poe
Fox
AP Nes
T Ziyor Mow
Ocxist
Ome
Shail BS
Unidad
Setisco
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