Bomb Threats Follow NYC and Maryland Bombings
A wave of bomb threats followed blasts in New York City and Maryland causing evacuations and office closures. The Revolutionary Force de claimed credit in a UPI letter. Authorities investigated a $100000 courthouse bombing in Cambridge, Maryland linked to H. Rap Brown.
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City Workers Strike In San Francisco
San Francisco unions representing 7,500 city workers began a citywide walkout at midnight causing immediate service disruptions for public transport and city operations. Negotiations with Mayor Allioto and city supervisors continued into early morning as unions push for full restoration of pay increments amid staged wage offers.
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Democrats Squabble on Seniority as Republicans Eye Change
In Washington Republicans move to exploit a rift among young Democrats who seek to dislodge aging leaders. GOP leaders back a task force to study alternatives to the seniority system as Democrats prepare a resolution avoiding the word seniority while criticizing Speaker McCormack.
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Celler Fights 18-Year-Old Voting Age Change Battle
Washington reports Rep. Emanuel Celler resists lowering the voting age, arguing for a constitutional amendment. Senate support clashes with House opposition as the voting rights bill moves to a conference committee. The administration’s softer plan faces defeat amid opposition from Celler and Eastland.
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Carswell Foes May Need About a Dozen GOP Votes
Senate liberals led by Sen. Birch Bayh say they can defeat G Harrold Carswell with roughly twelve Republican votes. A GOP head count suggests 33 Republicans would back Carswell, leaving nine or ten opposed. Senate debate on the nomination could begin as the chamber acts on voting rights, with filibuster unlikely but a week of debate anticipated.
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