Greek cabinet to undergo major reshuffle under Papadopoulos
Athens reports say premier George Papadopoulos plans to replace most of his 30 ministers and appoint technocrats to key posts. A full cabinet dismissal was noted at today’s weekly meeting with potential decentralization moves and eight district governors to be created.
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UPI
George
Papadopoulos
Dorus
Apogeomatini
Mministries
George Georgalas
747 Load Record Claimed in Canary Island Flight
Las Palmas airport authorities claim a world record for transporting 500 people in a single civilian 747 charter flight from Frankfurt on Condor. The aircraft normally carries 370 passengers, but charter service boosted capacity to 490 passengers plus crew.
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Madrid
UPI
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Condor
Frankfurt
Teamsters Lose Bid for Silver Bell Mine Election
The National Labor Relations Board denied Teamsters Local 310 permission to hold a representation election at ASARCO's Silver Bell mine. The petition failed due to insufficient signatures and adequate showing of interest. The ASARCO workers at Silver Bell remain represented by Local 13886, while potential contract extensions with other mine workers are discussed in Phoenix.
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American Smelting’ & Refining Company
Silver Bell
C. “Woodrow
Albuquerque
NLRB
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Union
Asarco
Tucson
District 40
Allied and
Techni
Cal
United Steelweaf
Amelia
Silver Belt
Cherry
Washington
William McCollum
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Phoenix
Philippine party leader accused of arming rebels
Manila reports President Marcos on nationwide TV accuses a leading opposition senator of financing and arming Communist groups bent on toppling the government. Over 30 arrests tied to the alleged armed insurgency include professors and a leftist activist leader as police gain power to arrest without warrants and detain indefinitely. Nine killed and nearly 100 wounded at a rally, with blasts at Congress annex and a power substation follow.
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Manila
Marx
Lenin
Mao Tse-Tung
China
Liberal Party
Congress Building
Oklahoma pilots use big guns in rainmaking over multiple towns
In Oklahoma yesterday federal rainmakers operated Altus based C7 aircraft capable of dumping 1000 gallons an hour of ammonium nitrate. Clouds rolled over Rush Springs Sterling Marlow Lindsay Purcell Goldsby and Norman with hail reported in Norman. Two smaller planes worked areas south of Shawnee north of Duncan producing rain where none existed and heavy rain followed southeast of Wanoka. Moderate rains later fell in Woodward.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Ukely
Rush Springs
Sterling
Marlow
Lindsay
Purcell
Goldsby
Shawnee
Duncan
Wenoka
Woodward
Pilots Describe Mass of Bodies At My Lai
Two helicopter pilots testified that they saw about 150 bodies in and around My Lai during the 1968 village sweep. Dan Millians and Jerry Culberhouse said bodies were piled in a ditch near the village, at trails intersections, and along the hamlet edge. They correlated counts to about 150 total in the area, with further bodies scattered elsewhere.
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UPI
My Lai
Imest’ L. “Medina
Dan R. Millians
Medina
Jerry R. Culberhouse
Ft. Eustis
Millans
Culberhouse
Spiders Lose Job To New Etching System At York Factory
In Britain the Epeira Diadenata spiders once used at Vickers instruments in York lose work as an electronic etching system replaces their web markings. Foreman George Key notes spiders were vital for decades, with annual summer hunts yielding numerous spiders and webs, but drought and new tech end their role.
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UPI
Britain
England
Vickers Instruments
York
Eppy
George Key
Key
Larry Lewis
Marvin ‘Swigart
Winterset
Iowa
San Francisco
Lewis
St. Francis Hotel
Golden Gate Park
Swigart
Rembrandt
New York City
Bruce Tulloh
Cosmo Astronaut Flight Planning Possible This Fall
UPI reports the United States and the Soviet Union aim to begin planting in the fall for a joint cosmonaut astronaut flight. Apollo 15 commander David R. Scott said discussions will resume in October to develop a common survivable system for manned ships and produce real hardware and plans for flight. He touted space exploration versus welfare spending and noted he supports space funding.
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UPI
United States
Soviet Union
David R. Scott
National Press Club
Scott
County Employment Dips 1600 Jobs in Pima County
Pima County payroll dropped from 111200 in mid June to 109700 by July 16 primarily due to copper mine strikes. Officials cited painter and telegraph worker actions as contributing factors while government payrolls rose by about 5000.
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Pima County
Arizona State
ACLU Panel to Discuss Federal Grand Jury Actions
Tucson chapter of the Arizona Civil Liberties Union will host a panel on federal grand jury actions Saturday. The discussion led by attorney Mark Raven and former ACLU President Malcolm Bissell Jr. follows a 6 p.m. swim and potluck at 3725 Ironwood Hill Drive. A $2 fee is charged. James Pray of the ACLU offices can provide more information.
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Tucson
Arizona Civil Liberties Union
Federal Grand Jury
Mark Raven
ACLU
Malcolm Bissell Jr
Lloyd Perper
Ironwood Hill Drive
James Pray
Alarm response debate shifts to private firms
Gilkinson urges switch from direct police alarm alerts to private burglar alarm companies. He notes police monitoring a lit panel strains limited officers and could hinder public access to the police switchboard. Private firm alerts would allow discretion on calls and reduce public obstruction.
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