Eight Guilty in Sacking of Draft Office in Rochester
A U.S. District Court jury convicted eight defendants for breaking into and sacking Selective Service FBI and U S attorney offices in Rochester on September six. Sentencing set for Thursday morning. Names include John T. Glick Wayne Bonekemper Joseph Gilchrist Frank Callahan Suzanne Williams DeCourcy Squire Joan Nicholson and Martha Meyerding.
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Rochester
N.Y
U.S. District Court
Selective Service
FBI
U.S. Attorney’s
Harold P. Burke
Burke
Vietnam
Federal Building
John T. Glick
Philadelphia
Wayne T. Bonekemper
Joseph T. Gilchrist
Ithaca
Frank Callahan
Suzanne Williams
DeCourcy Squire
Morgantown
Wva
Joan Nicholson
Martha Jane Meyerding
U.N. Involves Lithuanian Defector Case
United Nations officials said the U.N. has taken up a Lithuanian sailor's bid to defect from a Soviet fishing vessel. Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan raised concern over the incident and possible protection rights under the 1951 refugee convention. The sailor jumped from the ship to a U.S. Coast Guard cutter off Massachusetts last week.
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United Nations, N. Y
United Nations
U.N
Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan
U.N. High Commissioner
William P. Rogers
Sadruddin
United States
Coast Guard
Massachusetts
Big Labor May Form One Unit
The AFL CIO explores stronger labor unity amid a hostile Nixon era. Walter Reuther’s 1967 death lightens Auto Workers influence, while Meany moves to thaw relations with the Teamsters. Hoffa’s fate and prison status may decide Teamsters reentry after 15 years outcast.
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White House
Nixon
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Reuther
Leonard Woodcock
Meany
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Skidmore faculty to discuss What is Revolution
Four Skidmore College faculty will discuss What is Revolution at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Skidmore Recreation Center. Participants are Anthony G Covatta Bernard C Flynn Sallie Haven and J Arthur Honeywell. The event is sponsored by Pegasus the Skidmore English Club.
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Skidmore College
Skidmore’ Recreation Center
Anthony G. Covatta
Bernard C. Flynn
Sallie Haven
J. Arthur Honeywell
Pegasus
Skidmore English Club
Nixon Forces Attack Higher Wages and Prices
The AFL CIO Council criticized economic policy and warned that further rises are possible. It faulted advisers for ignoring interest rates and costs, urged balanced controls on costs beyond wages, and cited oil, transit, and airline wage hikes as price pressures.
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Nixon
Meany
Afl-Cio
Texas
Lousiana
Economy on Rise Kennedy Sees US Growth Ahead
Vienna report says David M Kennedy, US Treasury secretary, declared the economy on an upward trend. He noted GM’s resumed production will boost growth and that current fiscal and monetary policies encourage expansion in the months ahead.
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Vienna
Austria
David M. Kennedy
U. S
Inflation and wage hikes spark concerns in auto and rail sectors
The report criticizes the inflationary impact of a three year rail wage package and warns 6 to 7 percent auto price rises could raise dealer and consumer costs by about 2.0 to 2.5 billion dollars. It notes transit fare spikes and 11.9 percent construction unemployment amid large wage settlements.
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General Motors
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
New York
Washington
Chicago
U S Plight Sparks Global Anxiety and Trade Fears
London AP report on the National Institute of Economic and Social Research warning that the U S balance of payments deficit and rising world prices and wages create grave anxiety. It forecasts a drop in British exports, a possible 7 percent U S deficit in 1970, ongoing capital outflows, and limited impact from fiscal or monetary controls.
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London
U.S
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
Western Europe
Institute
United States
The
National Institute
North America
West Germany
Western
Europe
Airport arresting net eyed to curb runway crashes
Final tests at Edwards AFB could bring a barrier net and energy absorbers to airports within a year. The system, built by Aeratur Constructions Aeronautique and All American Engineering, would cost about 500000 to 600000 per DC8 sized installation and 800000 for a 747 tiered setup, with five runways needing ten units.
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Washington
Anchorage
Alaska
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Federal Aviation Administration
Aeratur Constructions Aeronautique
Paris
All American Engineering Co
Wilmington
Del
Lloyd Weatherly
Witness Accounts Calley Shooting Into Ditch Full of People
The testimony recounts a platoon drive into the village with guns blazing and noncombatant Vietnamese captured. Witnesses describe women children and old men found in hootches and taken to a trail under Lt. Calley.
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Calley
Davies
Lt. Calley
Sledge
Kye
My Lai
Kunstler Cleared In Assault Case
William M. Kunstler the American civil rights lawyer and Chicago Seven defense attorney was acquitted Tuesday of assaulting two leaders of a right wing group. The prosecution urged acquittal citing insufficient evidence. Kunstler grinned at the verdict saying the truth had to come out.
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Toronto
UPI
William M. Kunstler
Kunstler
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