Radio City Music Hall to Reopen Temporarily After Dispute
Radio City Music Hall in New York plans a one week reopening after a labor dispute with the Musicians Union over a wage increase and pit job cuts. Management cites dwindling attendance and high costs. the decision comes amid a broader debate on viability and posturing from officials and performers.
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Heath tops Powell in Ugandan Asians clash at Tory conference
British Conservative Party members clashed over nonwhite immigration as Prime Minister Edward Heath rejected Enock Powell's call for a total ban. A vote endorsed Heath's policy to admit Ugandan Asians, amid accusations and countercharges from Powell and supporters at the conference in Blackpool England.
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Flag blends three saints crosses in Britain
In London the national flag of Great Britain is described as a fusion of the crosses of St. Andrew, St. George, and St. Patrick, representing the union of Scotland England and Ireland.
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