Paris Talks Hear Hariman Press North Vietnam Pause
In Paris Harriman pressed Hanoi to declare action after any North Vietnam bombing halt. The 13th session of talks yielded no progress. Johnson convened Vance for a report on possible Hanoi slowdown as he prepared for a Honolulu summit with Thieu.
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Czechoslovakia Defies Moscow in Liberal Move
Czechoslovakia’s new Communist leaders defy Moscow and pledged to continue democratization with popular backing. Presidium discusses Warsaw letter, plans replies as Dubcek seeks bilateral talks with allied leaders. Soviet troop withdrawals monitored. Romania Yugoslavia Italy France show support.
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Hijacked jet forced to Cuba after New Orleans refueling
A National Airlines DC8 with 56 passengers and seven crew was hijacked during a refueling stop in New Orleans and flown to Cuba. The hijacker threatened to blow the plane with a grenade if molested as FBI and police watched. The flight originated in Los Angeles with stops in Houston and New Orleans before Miami. A FAA spokesman noted fuel concerns prevented flying over New Orleans.
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Ohio U students seek meetings with top officials
Inside Today reports nearly 60 students requested appointments with high level Ohio State officials, with most granted or seeing access. Page references indicate broad student outreach and continued campus engagement.
McCarthy ties war and urban problem as inseparable
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy says halting the Vietnam War is essential but the nations urban racial issues are even more important. In Pittsburgh he told four young men the two issues are inseparable, urging housing measures to require low and moderate income dwellings in suburbs with federal subsidies.
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98 Percent Backing Expected In Steel Strike Vote
Pittsburgh AP union leaders anticipate 98 percent of United Steelworkers members will vote to strike the steel industry. The July 23 ballot comes as contract talks with major firms run since June 3 in New York and Pittsburgh. I W Abel says time is running out for hard bargaining before August 1.
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Prison Strike Vote Set For Tonight
Guards at Ohio Penitentiary vote tonight on whether to strike Thursday or extend the deadline for negotiations. Lawrence O. Henry urges an extension, expecting guards to follow. Demands include higher pay, overtime, meals on duty, promotion, disability and retirement changes.
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Chicago Workers to Install Gear If Needed for Democratic Convention
Chicago Mayor Daley says the Democratic National Convention will be held in Chicago as planned and city workers will install communications equipment if necessary. The IBEW and Illinois Bell dispute over wage talks and arbitration could spark picket lines at the Amphitheatre if contracted crews are not used.
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Telephone Walkout Averted A nationwide 24,000 long distance workers contract averted strike
Federal mediator Robert E Kennedy announced tentative agreement on a new contract covering 24,000 long distance telephone workers in 46 states and the District of Columbia. Talks between AT&T and the AFL-CIO Communications Workers of America followed marathon sessions lasting into early morning. The settlement would have affected TV and radio facilities and Teletype equipment used by news services at national political conventions. Illinois Bell workers and management have not yet reached agreement.
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