Kennedy Again Marcher In Pulaski Day Parade
Sen Robert F Kennedy and his brother Ted Kennedy joined the Pulaski Day Parade in New York marching along 30th Street before being asked to join the reviewing stand. Parade official Francis J Wazeter said the march was not for personal publicity. Actress Dorothy Malone walked for the first time since hospital admission for surgery and was able to drink a beer and speak with relatives at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after treatment for lung blood clots.
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Francis J. Wazeter
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Hollywood
Dorothy Malone
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Settlement Near in Boeing Strike Ends After 19 Days
A top Machinists Union negotiator predicted a tentative agreement ending Boeing Co strike would be ratified at membership meetings today. After a 15 hour session with federal mediators, a 25 000 production workers meeting in Seattle was set for 10 am with other meetings nationwide. Results expected by early evening as Boeing plants nationwide continued to operate. Terms awaited until after the vote.
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Boeing Co
Boeing
Cape Kennedy
Fla
New Jail in Hopkinsville Adds Microphones in Cells
The Hopkinsville Police Department moves into a new $212000 headquarters with a jail where each cell contains a microphone. Conversations will be recorded and transmitted to a radio room where an on duty officer monitors. Windows are absent to prevent escapes.
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Hopkinsville
Mailers Union and publishers reach accord in New York
The Mailers Union and publishers announce a two year contract while the AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild strike against the New York Times continues into its 19th day. Parties say 1,400 mailers will return to work once AFL-CIO approval and safety terms are met.
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Mailers Union and
Afl-Cio
New York Times
Mailers-Publishers
John J. Gaherin
Publishers Association of
New York City
Thomas Laura
Mailers Union
Afl-Cio International Typographical Unon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Laura
Guild
Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Co Semiannual Meeting
The Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Co. holds its semiannual meeting on October 11 at 8 p.m. at the fire hall to discuss operations and community safety.
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Clearbrook Fire Co
Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Co
Rhodesian PM Ian Smith in London for decisive talks
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith arrived in London for critical talks on Rhodesia’s independence. A Rhodesian spokesman said the negotiations must be final and conclusive as Britain weighs full freedom for the self governing colony.
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London
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Britain
Floor collapses at Hope and Anchor Tavern in Tottenham
AP reports Fred Percival, owner of the Hope and Anchor in suburban Tottenham, closed his pub as a floor opened two feet. Patrons clung to glasses while a voice from the rubble pleaded to keep quiet. Percival blamed a nearby subway tunnel for the collapse. no injuries and no broken glasses were reported.
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London
Fred Percival
Fred
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