Federal Job Training Program A Costly Flop
The article reports on a federal job training program that failed to deliver, with details on government losses and efforts to recover funds through court action. It notes the challenge of recouping investments as the government reviews outcomes and contends with unplaced workers, including mentions of Los Angeles.
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U.S
Los Angeles
New York
Labor Department
Stanley H. Ruttenberg
Johnson
39 Miners Feared Dead In Blast in Hyden Kentucky
A serious blast at the Finley mine near Hyden Kentucky endangers about 39 miners feared dead. The article notes Kentucky’s high mine fatality counts, regional staffing details, and personal recollections from relatives and workers as rescue efforts unfold and government labor programs are discussed.
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United Mine Workers
Finley
Hyden
Coast Guard Shifts First District Heads in Boston
A leadership shake up in the First Coast Guard District named Capt. John W. Hume acting commander after the retirement of Rear Adm. William Ellis and Capt. Fletcher Brown. The move followed the KuDirka defection incident near Martha's Vineyard that sparked a controversial inquiry and a overruled court martial. Adm. Goehring also elevated Capt. Robert Schultz to chief of operations.
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Boston
First Coast Guard
John W. Hume
William B. Ellis
Ellis
Fletcher W. Brown
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Board of Inquiry
Simas Kudirka
Rober W. Goehring
Coast Guard
Hume
Adm
Goehring
Washington
Robert A. Schultz
Snow Storms Sweep Across the United States
Storms move through the nation with snow wind and rain. A Southern Plains system brings wind and rain from the Midwest to the Gulf Coast. Watches issued for Louisiana Mississippi as winds up to 75 mph drop hail in Beaumont and Lake Charles. Pacific Northwest endures heavy rain and gales. Olympia reports over an inch of rain in six hours with chilly conditions prevailing in the East and New England.
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Associated Press
Plains
Midwest
Gulf Coast
Isiana
Mississippi
Beaumont
Tex
Lake Charles
Pacific Northwest
Olympia
Wash
New England
Man Indicted in Deaths of Two Elderly Men
Erie County grand jury indicted Charles B. Singleteary 32 for the April 1 1969 murder of August Metz 79 and the April 19 murder of Fred Hall 83 plus beating-robbery of their wives Marie 82 and Marian Hupp 76. A second indictment charges the beating-robbery of Emma Neyerlin 82 on January 10. He pleaded innocent and was held without bail.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Erie County
Charles B. Singleteary
Singleteary
Ernest L. Colucci
August Metz
Marie
Fred Hall
Marian Hupp
Emma Neyerlin
Franco Sparing Basques Triggers Mixed Reactions
Six Basque defendants, headed by orders from Burgos court, spared by Franco. Jose Maria Corronsoro, 29, received no prison term, while others earned up to 50 years. Frankfurt? No reaction. global appeals followed. Franco acted after Cabinet discussions and military district orders reaching Madrid.
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Jose Maria Corronsoro
Spain
Franco
Council of Ministers
Council of the Realm
Burgos
Europe
European Common Market
Elizabeth II
Britain
France
Paul VI
Tomas Garcia Rebull
Madrid
ETA
Canada’s Radio TV To Reap Benefits
Ottawa reports that Canada may gain from U S cigarette ads ending January 2 as broadcasters lose the imports. Officials say tobacco firms could still buy air time on Canadian stations that reach large border audiences, despite lack of action against ads.
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Canada
Radio
Ottawa
United States
Indiana monitors may become neighborhood spy network
Indiana seeks 8.6 million dollars in federal funds for a CJPA plan to hire rumor control monitors in major cities. The idea prompts defense of privacy from state police and warnings from lawmakers about dangerous precedent and Nazi Germany echoes.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Criminal Justice Planning Agency
CJPA
William Greeman
John Garrett
WTTV
Greeman
Robert K. Konkle
Justice Department
Washington
Otis R. Bowen
Bremen
Richard C. Bodine
Dmishawaka
Bodine
Silent Film Actress Lenore Ulric Dies at 78
Lenore Ulric, famed for silent films and Broadway roles, died Wednesday at Rockland State Hospital after a long illness. The Milwaukee born star debuted as a cigarette girl in 1910 and appeared in Capital Punishment Intrigue Tiger Rose and later talkies Camille Nortorious. She played lead roles on stage in Kiki Lulu Belle and Nona and was married four years to actor Sidney Blackmer.
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Orangeburg
N.Y
Lenore Ulric
Rockland State Hospital
Miss Ulric
Milwaukee
Camille
Jews Demonstrate At Red Airline Protests In Midtown
A small group of militant Jews rampaged through a Russian airline office in midtown and burned a Soviet flag to protest the Leningrad trial. Over 2,000 demonstrators gathered near City Hall to denounce Soviet treatment of Jews.
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New York
Midtown
Leningrad
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Poe
Mitty Tig
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