New Nixon plan to stabilize construction wages debated
New York AP reports that Nixon administration seeks boards to review construction wage and price settlements, tying them to productivity and cost of living but capping increases to about 6 percent averages from 1961 to 1968. Labor leaders resist, pledging to fight by legal means while employers warn of limits.
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Cambodia Forms 200000 Man Army Slated to Remove Women
Cambodian high command announced the armed forces now number 200000 troops and plans to remove women and young boys from front line combat. Lt. Col. Am Rong said girls will move to office work while younger soldiers receive schooling and training. some may return to combat.
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