Airlines Consider Immediate Raise to End Strike
Airline industry representatives signaled willingness to offer the six cent per hour raise immediately if machinists return to work while fringe benefits are negotiated. Senate action and Wirtz comments show administrations moves paused after a union rejection, with Morse favored plan for a six month back to work period while talks continue.
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Stocks Fall In Blue Monday Slide On Airline Strike Fallout
The New York market endured a steep loss as traders blamed stalled airline wage talks and lack of buying interest. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 12.20 points to 835.18, a new 1966 low for the index.
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Moslem army chief Gowon leads Nigeria revolt regime
Lagos radio announced Maj. Gen. Johnson Aguiyi Ironsi has been toppled. Lt. Col. Yakubu Gowon, 32, named head of a new regime after discussions with Loyalist Brig. Babafemi Ogundipe. Tronsi and western region governor Adekunle Fayoyi reportedly kidnapped in early revolt. fate unknown. The move aims to avert Muslim Christian tribal conflict.
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Dark Skies Tomorrow with Thunder Chances
Forecast predicts cloudy skies and thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. Mountain regions expect rain. tomorrow's high near 95, low mid-70s. Yesterday's regional highs included Ft Worth 99, Las Vegas 98, Rapid City 98, Denver 97, El Paso 97. At 2 p.m. today temperature reached 99 with 48 percent humidity. Falk Weather Report, Page 14.
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Liquor Panel Informer Dies Of Narcotics
Glenda ale state liquor informer Henry Garcia Lugo Jr. who testified before a one man grand jury last week was found dead from a narcotics overdose. Lugo’s testimony covered alleged illegal activities of narcotics and liquor agents as Ralph McMillan investigates the death and Maricopa County Atty Robert Corbin notes no foul play is suspected.
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Churchmen Clash Over Dirksen Prayer Plan
Washington upi Sen Everett Dirksen proposes a constitutional amendment to permit voluntary prayer in public schools. Opponents include Rev Dr David R Hunter deputy general secretary National Council of Churches and others arguing the First Amendment already protects religious liberty and should not be altered. The plan would allow schools to permit voluntary student prayer while prohibiting authorities from prescribing its content.
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Three Denounce Proposals To Recall City Councilmen
Three speakers opposed a recall election and voiced support for Tucson’s current mayor council, including Richard Kennedy of Tucson Wants Industry Campaign, Robert Satterly of the International Association of Fire Fighters, and H A Kinnison, a development engineer. Satterly stated alignment with Council policies as the council had granted 15 percent raises to city firemen in February. Kennedy urged a vote of confidence in the council and its policies.
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Hairy Hero To Be Honored By Cruelty Society
London report notes Thane an 11 month old black retriever from Farnworth owned by Mr and Mrs Stanford Lomax is to receive the society's first bravery award for saving a dog from drowning. The Kennedy organization gathers signatures for petitions. Latterly heads proposed re call election could induce bitterness and harm to the city.
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Charlie’s Crossword Challenge Promises Cash Prize
The Tucson Daily Citizen offers a $300 reward for solving Citizen Charlie’s crossword on Page 28. Readers encouraged to try the puzzle if they seek money.
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Contradictory Lunacy Foes Blast Wilson Price Freeze
London UPI reports the House of Commons erupted over Harold Wilson's price and income bill as Conservatives and Liberals condemned the move while unions prepare to meet to review the proposals. The plan would freeze prices and wages for a year, freezing preexisting contracts for six months and prompting a split with major unions including NALGO and doctors under the BMA. Parliament heads into recess August 12 as disputes over the measure escalate.
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University of Texas sniper rampage shocks Austin
Ex Marine Charles Joseph Whitman fatally wounds his wife and mother then fires from the UT tower killing at least 10 and wounding 29 as crowds flee. He is killed after a 14 hour siege. Police say several victims include a UT instructor and a campus policeman.
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