Five Die In Plane Crash Near Brushy Mountain
Wreckage of a chartered plane carrying World War II hero Audie Murphy and five others was found on Brushy Mountain near Roanoke. Rescue teams removed the bodies for identification. three may be identified by features, others burned beyond recognition. Murphy’s status as a highly decorated veteran is noted along with details of the crash and passengers.
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Audie Murphy
Roanoke
Roanoke Community Hospital
Lincoln Carle
Murphy
R Tal
Atlanta
Brushy
Here
Reseus
Terrai
Clute Crosby
Mobilay Management
Modular Properties Inc
Jack Littleton
Fort Collins
Colo
Lenoir Corp
Raymond Prater
Chattanooga, Tenn
Modulay Management
Kim Cody
Littleton
Herman Butler
Denver
21 000 Workers Strike Western Union Offices
New York AP report says 21 000 Western Union workers walked off at 12 01 pm over wages and job security, closing public offices while unions press for bold wage hikes. UTW and CWA say bargaining remains. company suggests pay boosts tied to tariffs and automation.
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NEW York
Western Union
Day
Murl D. Hilburn
United Telegraph
Workers of America
CIO
Bam
Variauy Automated Electronic
UTW
CWA
New Jersey
Federal Communications Commission
Miami
Everglades
Union
Florida
National Weather Serviet
Gilbert Clark
Clark
South Florida
Aluminum Workers Reach 3-Year Pay Pact In USW Deal
The United Steelworkers union and major aluminum firms including Alcoa Kaiser Reynolds and Ormet announced three-year contracts boosting wages about 30 percent for roughly 32 400 workers. The agreements set average wage raises of 54.5 cents first year and 15.7 cents plus a cost‑of‑living adjustment in years two and three, with a minimum $1 hourly increase over four years and pension gains. Alcoa Kaiser Reynolds and Ormet suppliers expect price adjustments and improved benefits matching the steelworkers pact.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
Fone
Olin Aluminum Co
Giannibal
Ohio
Alcoa
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Reynolds Metals Co
Ormet Aluminum
J. W. Abel
Ais
Alcon Ant ‘Reynolds
Aluminum Workers International Union
Kaiser
Reynolds
Ormet
Sharpsburg Urged Subsidy Over Historic Status by Board
Sharpsburg should receive federal help for being historic, the County Board asserted in response to residents opposing water-rate hikes by the Washington County Sanitary Commission. Officials argued park expansions threaten growth and urged a Public Service Commission hearing on rates while noting limited local control.
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Sharpsburg
Lem E. Kirk
Home F. Schwagel
Richard Leatherman
Kirk
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Lestherman
Wold
Maryland Public Service
Mm'e
Jess
Sanitary Commission
Public Service Commission
Kisk
Sharpsburg and Sanitary Commission
Andy
Jon Bastey
Fourth graders meet their new teacher in updates
Local notes report fourth graders eager to meet their incoming instructor as community pages highlight school transitions. The entry references local civic figures and campus events with a snapshot of city life and education.
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Duile Nixon Eisenhower
Nixon News Conference to be televised at 9 30 P M
President Nixon will appear live on the four television and radio networks in a news conference at 9 30 P M EDT today. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said he will begin with preliminary announcements and immediately proceed to the question and answer session.
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Washington
Nixon
Ronald L.iegler
It Pays To Advertise Quick response in classifieds prompt
Don ald Houser of Fairplay area reports fast results from a classified ad. He received three calls in two days about his four row corn planter for sale.
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Donald Houser
Fairplay-area
High CourtLimits Police Power To Clear Streets
The Supreme Court rules a Cincinnati loitering ordinance targeting three or more people on sidewalks is invalid for vagueness and for violating free assembly and association. Justice Potter Stewart leads a five member majority finding the measure permits subjective judgments of annoyance and unchecked enforcement. The decision underscores that public intolerance cannot justify abridging constitutional freedoms.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Arizona
Farveing
TV Channel 5
Boston
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Sheila Scott's global flight as human guinea pig starts
Sheila Scott, 43, begins a 44,006 mile equator to equator world record attempt in a blue twin engine Piper Aztec. Electrodes and a NASA linked setup record her heartbeat and body data as she travels London to Nairobi and on to Tromso then toward the North Pole.
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Louis Nevin
Equator
Associated Press
North Pole
London
British Air
Sheila Scott
U.S
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
NASA
Bikini
Tropics
Ayers
Helerlte Nimmis
Fairbanks
Alaska
Trans
Maryland
Svery
Nairobi
Miss Scott
Tromso
Norway
Sheila
Shalta Scot
England
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Terry
James “Sitippes
North Tollywood
Aluminian Co. of America
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