Wage rises in Britain spark political gains ahead of election
Britain sees sizable wage increases across sectors from Ford and railway workers to civil clerks and teachers as wage inflation tests the government. IMF cautioned on wage growth while Prime Minister Wilson defended a strong balance of payments surplus amid a looming June or October election.
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Indian Gains Linked To Tribal Power
At Princeton, Vine Deloria of Standing Rock Sioux urged treating Indians as a corporate tribe for clear treaty protection, not as individual wards. The convocation drew 150 delegates planning self determination and tribal program control, with 22 resolutions supporting tribal governance and funding from Ford Foundation.
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