Tribune Becomes History in Major New York Papers
The Herald Tribune ends after 35 years as negotiations continue for an afternoon and Sunday World Journal Tribune. Gov. Rockefeller and others react as unions and management pursue settlement talks and staff face job transitions. The city loses a long running liberal voice and counts three major Manhattan dailies remaining.
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World Journal Tribune
Frank H. Brown
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Pressmen’s Union
Meyer
Republican Herald Tribune
AFL Cio
New York Newspaper Guild
New Corporation
The
Herald Tribune
New York City
Manhattan
Morning Times
Daily News
Afternoon Post
Psychologist Calls for Removing Desks From Classrooms
Dr. Raymond Barsch of the University of Wisconsin told an education seminar that teachers' desks should be removed. He argued pupils should not learn to associate knowledge with restricted spaces like blackboards or desks.
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Toronto
Raymond Barsch
University of Wisconsin
Oil Depot Bombed Near Haiphong
An oil depot near Lai Khe north of Saigon came under two hours of mortar and small arms fire. Casualties were light. Separately a convoy near Nha Be to Saigon was ambushed. two U.S. servicemen and a Vietnamese militiaman were killed. Police found three blood trails suggesting guerrilla fatalities or wounds.
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Lai Khe
Saigon
U.S
Nha Be
ZANU Claims Credit For Weekend Salisbury Hotel Fires
Zimbabwe African National Union, outlawed in Rhodesia, claimed responsibility for fire hazardous device incidents at five Salisbury hotels over the weekend. Police had suspected pyromaniac involvement and did not comment on leaflets asserting ZANU responsibility.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
UPI
Zimbabwe African National Union
ZANU
Salisbury
Islip Terrace Man Fatally Injured in Bohemia Wreck
Bay Shore reports Frank Scilabro a 60 year old of Islip Terrace died after a two car collision at Veterans Memorial Highway and Lake Avenue in Bohemia. The crash occurred yesterday and involved injuries to Scilabro.
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BAY Shore (Ap
Frank Scilabro
Islip Terrace
Veterans Memorial Highway
Lake
Land Avenue
Bohemia
War Protest Probers Defy Court Order As Hearings Proceed
The House committee on Un American Activities plans to proceed with hearings on legislation to curb Viet Cong aid despite a federal court injunction. The Civil Liberties Union sought a three judge court to review constitutionality, while ADA and ACLU officials condemned the session as an attack on free expression. The court restrained further proceedings until ruling, with the August hearings on the bill to criminalize interference with Viet Nam movement set for mid August.
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Pool
House
American Civil Liberties Union
Berkeley
Calif
Civil Liberties Union
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Corcoran
Un-American Activities Committee
Congress
Hannon
Walter D. Teague III
New York
U.S
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
South
Viet Nam
Allen M. Krebs
The
Free University of New York
Pemberton
ACLU
Arthur Keney
Committee On UN- American Activities
Supreme Court
William M. Kunstler
Washington, D.C
Teague
South Viet Nam
NLF
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Air Force disciplines four officials over XB70 photo mission
The Air Force announces disciplinary actions against four officials linked to a questionable photo mission flown with the XB70. Col Albert W. Cate is relieved of deputy for systems tests duties. Col Joe Cotton, Col James G. Smith, and John S. McCollum receive or will receive written reprimands.
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Washington
Air Force
California
Secretary of the
Harold Brown
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Brown
Albert W. Cate
Joe Cotton
James G. Smith
Air Force Flight Test Center
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
John S. McCollum
Air Force Systems Command
Wright Patterson Afb
Ohio
Bicycles to Viet Nam Campaign by East German Theater
The Gorki Theater in East Berlin joined a campaign by the East German writers' union to donate 1,000 bicycles to North Vietnam. ADN reported the theater group said bicycles would improve maneuverability and boost battle power for the North Vietnamese.
Lion escapes at Krefeld Zoo seeks refuge in ladies restroom
A lion escaped its cage at Krefeld Zoo and hid in a women's restroom for about an hour. Zoo workers used water hoses to drive it out and recaptured the animal without incident.
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Krefeld
Germany
Krefeld Zoo
Israel and Syria clash as MIGs downed and boats set ablaze
Israeli and Syrian accounts clash over a morning air and sea battle near the Sea of Galilee. Israeli forces say MIG19s and MIG21s engaged, one MIG19 shot down, one Israeli patrol boat destroyed, cease-fire later agreed. Syria claims shelling and punitive air action with losses on its side.
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Israel
U.N
Vautour
Syria
Rabin
Sea of Galilee
U.N. Security Council
Jordan River
Beirut
Lebanon
British Overseas Airways Corp
Ibadan
Iran
Cairo
Baghdad
Police Find Boy's Body In Jamaica Bay
Two boys were reported missing by their parents. A police helicopter found 10 year old Miguel Prucul body off Beach 72nd Street in Jamaica Bay. Autopsy planned to determine cause of death. Louis Soto, 5, remains missing. Miguel lived at 194 Beach 74th Street.
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New York
Jamaica Bay
72Nd St
Miguel Prucul
Beach
74Th St
Louis Soto
Beach 67Th St
Miguel
London Police kill case shocks capital as attackers flee
A 36 year old man is charged in connection with the slaying of two London policemen who halted three men near Wormwood Scrubs jail. An aged pale blue Vanguard car with a 90 mph engine was found under a Waterloo Station arch after a tip from a woman. Police use advanced forensic methods on the car and suspect clothing as a high profile investigation unfolds amid shelling by criminals and donations for the fallen officers families.
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London
Wormwood Scrubs
Waterloo Station
Warsaw to see new weapons in pact maneuvers
Prague report says weapons not shown in parades will be used in Warsaw as Warsaw Pact forces led by the Soviet Union East Germany Hungary and Czechoslovakia conduct maneuvers next month. It promises to exceed all past strategic moves by Communist armed forces.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Warsaw
CTK
Soviet Union
East Germany
Hungary
Pair Pleads Innocent To Murder Charges In Jersey Shore Case
Two men Edward A. Lynth and William J. Nuneviller pleaded innocent to murder and aiding and abetting murder respectively in the slaying of Dorothy Louise McKenzie, 45, of Toms River. A preliminary hearing was set for August 29.
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Howell
N.J
UPI
Jersey Shore
Edward A. Lynth
Silverton
John Cavanagh
Howell Township
William J. Nuneviller
Atlantic City
Dorothy Louise McKenzie
Toms River
Cavanaugh
Airlines Machinists Vote On Postwar Contract Fallout
Union members rejected a Whit House engineered tentative contract that would have boosted wages and benefits by about 7 cents an hour over three years. Officials blamed limited information and rushed telegrams sent to locals for the swift 3-1 vote against ratification.
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Whit House
Johnson
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L.s.green
Menthol
John H. Buchanan Jr
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People’s Branch
Francis J. McNamara
Joseph M. Hannon
District Court
Thomas G. Corcoran
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Brain Trust
Agriculture Department
Tennessee Valley Authority
Securities and Exchange Commission
Southern District of New York
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Izhak Rabin
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Optometrist
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