Abel retires as USW head with McBride taking charge
J W Abel retires today after leading the United Steelworkers for 11 years. Lloyd McBride wins the post amid a bitter election against Edward Sadlawski, whose fraud complaint was dismissed. Inauguration at Linden Hall Fayette County with 1300 guests including George Meany.
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Pittsburgh
Lloyd McBride
United Steelworkers
St. Louis
L. Abel
McBride
Edward Sadlawski
Sadlawski
Fed
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Sadjowski
U.S. Labor Department
Linden Hall
Fayette County
Abel
Afl-Cio
George Meany
CIA Tours for Public Visitors Planned at Secret HQ
Washington AP report says the CIA will begin controlled tours next month on Saturdays to avoid compromising operatives. Tickets may be issued via congressional offices while filming and briefings will showcase the agency’s general functions rather than current intelligence work.
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Washington
Central Intelligence
Ite Suim
CIA
White House
Bank notes gloom over Queen's Jubilee in Britain economy review
London reports Lloyds Bard notes gloomy views on Britain during Queen Elizabeth II's Jubilee. The piece compares 1952 and current Pound rates, price levels, wage growth, unemployment, and production. It cites shifts in consumption, housing, and technology, highlighting limited purchasing power and rising living costs.
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London
Lloyds Bard
United States
Italy
France
West Germany
Japan
Job prospects rise for new college graduates says Endicott Report
ANSTON NJ AP This year's college graduates show a 35 percent better chance of landing a job than last year and masters degree holders expect 17 percent higher hiring. The Endicott Report based on a May survey of 118 firms notes improved business conditions with 49 percent reporting clear improvement, 47 percent unchanged, and 4 percent weaker.
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Frank S. Endicott
Northwestern University
FDA seeks to curb preservative used in foods
The FDA proposes restricting but not banning BHT, a preservative in margarine oils cereals and chewing gum after rat studies showed liver changes. If allowed, firms must conduct safety studies and limit use to approved levels amid expert group recommendations.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Federal Register of
Federethem of Aspericas Societies For
Fo Eral
Wage boosts slow down in 3 months
The Labor Department reports slower wage growth in the first quarter of 1977 due to fewer collective bargaining settlements. Overall pay rose 1.5 percent from January through March, down from 1.9 percent in late 1975, with regional and sector differences noted across union and nonunion workers.
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Washington
Labor Department
Suael
Department
Pboecallar
United States
Maryland and Pennsylvania daily lottery numbers
Maryland's Numbers Came daily lottery results show 2546 and 12, with Tuesday night draw reported from Baltimore by AP. In Pittsburgh, AP notes Tuesday's Pennsylvania daily lottery number as 446.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lottery
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Obscure 1900s Postal Notice From Hagerstown MI Area
Fragmented OCR shows a local publication listing holidays with mixed spellings, a Hagerstown Michigan ZIP 21749, and references to second class mailing, assignment to The Daily Press cooperative, and subscription rates of 13.35 monthly and 19.90 yearly.
High court upholds job seniority system ruling
The Supreme Court 27 to 2 upholds pre Civil Rights Act seniority rules as immune from challenge and allows some legacy discrimination effects to persist in union seniority practices. Justices split over whether pre Act discrimination should be remedied and whether retroactive seniority can be awarded to minority workers. The decision also touched on family living rights in East Cleveland and other matters including Watergate figures and illegitimate child custody issues.
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Raghard Carelli
Washington
Cos
Supreme Court
Tweedy
Wulling
Jong-hanl
Congress
Es Attoronts
Ty Ageter
Meyer
Ricking
Teamters
John
Suprema ‘Court
Poller Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Wiliam J. Brennan
Cleveland
Ohio
John Mitchell
Une
White House
H.R. Haldeman
U.S
John J. Sirita
Pend Attehell
Haldeman
Percort
Mitchell
John D. Ehrlichman
Georgia
Mississippi
No agreement on how the Beverly Hills fire started
Investigators say theories about the Beverly Hills Supper Club blaze remain opinions and no consensus on where it began. State officials say arson is not suspected and no single cause is established, with investigators awaiting a formal report next month.
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Southgate, Ky
Beverly Hills
Ben Brandenburgh
Warren Southworth
Makeshift morgue scene of family pain at Beverly Hills club
Three days after the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in Fort Thomas Kentucky a makeshift morgue records deep family grief. Salvation Army Maj Kenneth Lance describes repeated identifications and burials as survivors seek loved ones. The fire killed 158 people at the North College Hill area suburb, with five school workers among the dead.
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Baverly Hills
Fort Thomas
Armory
Salvation Army
Kenneth Lance
Maj
Lance
Beverly
Nia Vollman
Moither
Hightspot
Vollman
Cincinnati
North College Helty Jacksonburg
Ohio
Congress weighs porpoise kill limits in tuna debates
Congress debates raising porpoise kill limits to ease a looming price impact on tuna. Rep. Pat McCloskey argues for modest increases and industry paid observers, predicting about a one cent per pound rise in tuna prices, while opponents warn of higher consumer costs and economic strain on fishermen. Porpoise bycatch remains tied to net procedures and observer coverage.
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W. Dale Nelson Prees
Wfter
Washington
Pat McCloskey
Rcalif
McCloskey
American Pacific
Gérpoises
Department of Commerce
House
U.S
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