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Austin Daily Herald in Austin, Minnesota

21 Jun 1967

Page 10

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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1967

Page

10

Johnson delays labor dispute legislation in national emergency push

President Johnson told Congress he cannot provide recommendations on labor dispute legislation promised in the 1966 State of the Union. Senate and House Democrats show little appetite for tackling the issue amid wartime tensions and a stalled rail settlement bill.

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Joe Hall Washington Johnson Congress Senate Mike Mansfield Mansfield White House Ralph Yarborough D-Tex Senate Labor Subcommittee Capitol Senate House House Yarborough
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Belgian technician harmed in Congo violence

The Belgian Foreign Ministry reports M. Van der Steen was subjected to brutal treatment by Congo police in Mutshasa Katanga. He reportedly lost his right ear and all fingers on his right hand while hospitalized at Lubumbashi. Belgian consulars work to stop technicians resigning as spontaneous strikes erupt in Brussels and Katanga.

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Associated Press Brussels Belgium Belgian Foreign Ministry M. van der Steen Congo van der Steen Lubumbashi Mutshasa Katanga
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Soviet Recalls Technicians From Indonesia

The Soviet Union recalled most technicians from Indonesia, widening tensions after the 1965 crack down on Indonesian Communists. Many projects, including a steel mill near Jakarta, a Sumatra hydroelectric plant, and a fertiliser complex in Java, remain unfinished. Indonesia owes the USSR over 1 billion dollars for military equipment.

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Jakarta Indonesia Soviet Union Sumatra Java
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