Copper Talks Continue as Mine Union and Kennecott Negotiate
Officials of the International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers and Kennecott Copper Corp met in Mayen to discuss local issues in a proposed settlement. Major points from earlier talks await union ratification, with job specification policy and contract regulations on carltam tools cited by the Kennecott spokesman. If operations resume soon, paydays may shift. about 1,000 Mine Mill members work at Ray and Hayden. Meanwhile Mine Mill and Magma Copper Co resumed negotiations in Superior to end a mid August strike tied to a nationwide copper industry shutdown.
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CARE appeals for Yule food packages overseas
CARE issues a holiday plea to fund surplus US agricultural food for hungry refugee children abroad. CARE chairman Fine cites Eisenhower's Food For Peace plan and urges donations to CARE relief, noting tax-deductible contributions and ongoing observance through Twelfth Night.
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Chicago Police Scramble for Clues on Touhy Gang Rubout
Police push to connect Roger Touhy’s death to Prohibition era gangland feuds as they search scarce evidence. A retired sergeant cites fear of reprisals, while witnesses describe the violence that ended Touhy’s reign.
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Rockefeller Concludes National Tour With No New Political Push
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller ends a six day tour covering seven states saying he has done all researching his presidential chances. He notes polls will influence his decision and plans to decide before the New York Legislature opens on Jan. 5. Rockefeller arrived in New York after a delayed plane trip from Miami and spent weekend with relatives in Millbrook, New York. The trip drew a warm Florida welcome though party leaders favor Nixon.
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Long Michigan Tax Hassle Finally Ends
Michigan ends its marathon tax fight as lawmakers finish the new Money program and wrap up the 175th session day. Gov Williams urges, Democrats vote for a six-bill package in four minutes. Williams calls the plan inadequate but vows no veto.
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Big Four Talks Hit New Snags In Berlin Policy Talks
Western Big Four discuss Berlin crisis as tensions rise. United States avoids taking a stand on a new status for Berlin while Khrushchev leaders push for progress. Allies weigh rights in West Berlin and future troop withdrawal amid Soviet demands.
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Move In Steel Tieup Slated Monday In Washington
In a fresh phase of the steel labor crisis the United Steelworkers Union and steel management are slated to meet in Washington on Monday to seek a settlement after eight months of dispute. Federal mediator Joseph F. Finnegan urged renewed talks as union president David J. McDonald announced a two‑part demand aimed at broader industry terms and the possibility of court action to push company‑level negotiations.
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