Strikes threaten British economy
Industrial unrest hit air rail and motor industries across Britain as strikes pressured pay, with up to 49000 car workers facing possible layoff by week’s end if wage disputes remain unsettled. BOAC pilots threaten sporadic action, while steel plants see short, one day stoppages and plans for broader action in Wales, Midlands, and the Northwest.
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Broadway Actors Could Strike Over Pay in Broadway
Broadway unions meet to consider immediate strike action as talks on pay scales and chorus schedules falter. Management and union leaders remain at odds over terms, threatening potential shutdown of weekday performances.
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Vietcong driven from Saigon suburb stronghold
Vietcong forces were wiped out in the last stronghold near Saigon after dawn. Twenty to thirty militants died as Green Berets and allied firepower moved from bunker to bunker. Thirteen prisoners were captured and ten soldiers wounded. American bombers, artillery, and radar countermeasures supported the operation around Gio Din.
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Copters Shot Down Near DMZ Said To Be Russian Made
Reports from Saigon indicate several Russian made helicopters were shot down by US aircraft south of the DMZ in South Vietnam. US officials and military spokesmen acknowledged investigations but gave no confirmation. The claim places 8 to 12 helicopters within an eight mile corridor between the DMZ southern border and the US marine supply base on the Cua Viet River.
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Thursday Vote on LBJ Tax Bill Faces Final House Battle
Washington report notes the Johnson administration's tax increase bill poised for a final House vote. Floor manager Wilbur Mills forecasts strong support despite fierce opposition. The measure would raise 10 percent personal and corporate income taxes and trigger a Senate path to the White House, with welfare programs at stake amid party splits and fiscal tensions.
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Hanoi calls for halt to bombing during talks in Paris
Hanoi pressed for an immediate and wise ceasefire proposal to stop U S bombing of the North as Vietcong raids continued on Saigon. Xuan Thuy, Hanoi’s Paris negotiator, urged a halt to all American bombing to enable talks to proceed, while observers noted dangers from ongoing ground and shelling actions around Saigon.
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Eisenhower Hospitalized After Second Heart Attack
Former President Dwight Eisenhower, 77, is in Walter Reed Army Hospital after a second heart attack in seven weeks. Doctors gave no detail on seriousness but said he is in stable condition after a comfortable night. Secretary of State Rusk also hospitalized with a urinary tract infection but is expected to attend NATO council meetings.
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France Slant Toward Gaullists Grows in Campaign
France nears mid campaign phase as Gaullists press bid for a parliamentary majority. Pompilon warns of totalitarian communism to deter left waverers while courting far right factions. Leftists deny chaos claims and protest movements mount student and worker opposition amid Algeria crisis. First ballot set for Sunday with runoff a week later in undecided constituencies.
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Plan to attack Saigon linked to Ky coup bid
Saigon reports from South Vietnamese Air Force intelligence allege Viet Cong aim to seize power by a coup while disguising as air force personnel. The plan targets Vice President Ky who until recently held the rank of air vice marshal. Officials note tensions between Thieu and Ky as Thieu removes rivals.
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Bullet grazes Colombian President during visit
A gunman fired as President Carlos Eleras rode past a hospital site near Mingue, 124 miles west of Bogota. A stray bullet shattered a car window, wounding the chauffeur and killing a 14 year old bystander. the assailant was attempting to shield the crowd from the president.
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Boy Dies Found in Garage Locker
A five year old boy sought for 24 days by police was found yesterday by his father in an old self latching army locker in the garage near their Los Angeles apartment. The tragedy was confirmed after the father related seeing the boy in a certain distressing manner on May 22.
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West Germany seeks steps against Berlin squeeze crisis
The West German Cabinet discusses countermeasures to a new East German squeeze on West Berlin and surface travel, amid the 1953 uprising anniversary. Chancellor Wiesinger may fly to Washington to confer with President Johnson. Parliament will debate the issue, while the government pledges to cover rising overland travel taxes.
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