Devout flock to Fatima amid costs and war warnings
Fatima shrine draws hundreds of thousands from around the world despite higher travel costs after Portugal's 1974 revolution. Pilgrims sleep in cars or buses as hotels host refugees from former colonies. gas tops $2.40 a gallon, and government aid funds lodging for tens of thousands. The story notes the Fatima apparitions in 1917, ongoing Marian devotion, and political tensions including leftist skepticism and right-wing Blue Army activity, with soldiers returning from colonial wars swelling pilgrim numbers.
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Textile Merger Planned Sets Stage for Southern Union Drive
Two major apparel and textile unions will merge to form a larger union as they launch a nationwide boycott against Stevens J J & Co. The plan aims to mobilize about 650,000 southern textile workers while Stevens resists unions amid rulings by the NLRB and multiple courts.
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International Ladies. Garment Workers Union
Roanoke Raunds
National Labor Relations Board
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