G U Strikers Move To Quash Injunction
Striking United Auto Workers Local 1371 began steps Friday to quash the picketing injunction obtained Thursday by Globe Union management. A hearing on the temporary injunction is set for 4 p.m. Tuesday in Bennington County Court in Manchester. Attorney George M. Fienberg represents Local 1371 and calls the order a union-breaking attempt.
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Fienberg
Alhough GU
St. Lee
UAW proposes profit sharing in GM contracts during strike
Detroit union leaders unveil a position paper pushing year end bonuses tied to General Motors profits, joining ongoing contract talks as picketing persists outside the plant. The move comes amid a six day strike with batteries being removed from the facility and court-ordered action sought to curb picket disruption.
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Union Board Gripped By Fiscal Shivers
Mt Anthony Union School Board faced rare opposition to a routine July warrant for operational expenses. Franklin Frantz of Woodford and Dr Charles G Salem of Bennington challenged the measure at a Thursday meeting, accusing the board of losing fiscal control and urging delay for proper review as confusion lingered over the warrant.
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Woodford
Charles G. Salem
Bennington
IBM
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Kelley
Marian M. Cummings
Main Street
Finance Committee
Robert McIntyre
Park Street
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Frantz
Union School Building Fund
Guidance Records
Power Struggle Intensifies in China Amid Rail Strike
Reports from Hong Kong say more than 20 000 railway workers strike sparks clashes pro and anti Mao Zedong as troops seize rail hubs around Canton and Wuhan. Observers warn of potential civil war as purge fallout spreads, with navy leadership possibly purged and tension rising across Beijing and Shanghai.
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Wuhan
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London
China Watchers
Su Chen-hua
Iron-Fist Tactics Enforce Racial Peace in Cities
United Press International reports heavy use of soldiers and police in Detroit and about a dozen other cities to maintain racial peace. Four thousand National Guardsmen were sent to Memphis to guard against unrest, while a fatal shooting in Knoxville unsettled officials. Across the Deep South, Detroit sparked a broader wave of violence and similar clashes occurred in Albany Peekskill Newark Parsippany Philadelphia Waterbury Sacramento Marin City San Francisco Lakeland Dayton and Seattle.
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Ind
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Lakeland
Fla
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Calif
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Oak Park
Riot Commission Meets Today
Washington UPI reports the White House will convene an 11 member advisory commission on racial disorders at 11 30 a m in the Cabinet Room to study causes and prevention. Johnson invites key figures including Gov Otto Kerner and NAACP head Roy Wilkins to the first meeting amid nationwide unrest.
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French Blame Canada for De Gaulle Uproar in Quebec
Paris officials leveled blame at Canada over the uproar sparked by President Charles de Gaulle during his Quebec visit. Government sources said Canada invited de Gaulle with knowledge that tensions would rise, stressing the dispute centered on Canada rather than France and noting Pearson called the “free Quebec” remark unacceptable.
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Inside and Fishing Notes on Pages Three and Four
Jean Wassick weighs in on men wearing skirts while Roy Marsden vows to go fishing. A look at crowded schools this summer, plus a French Canadian reality framing De Gaulle’s Quebec visit. Sources report De Gaulle to address cabinet on Monday after reactions abroad.
Vermont Democrat urges Johnson retirement in 1968 petition
Harold Raynolds, Vermont Board of Education chairman, signed a Kennedy Fulbright petition calling on President Johnson to retire next year. He supports Johnson only if there is a significant policy shift on Vietnam and civil rights. Eugene Daniel of Franklin New Hampshire also signed, noting it would take an unorthodox move to follow suit.
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D - Ark
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Vietnam
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N.H
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