Telephone agreement reported in six day old Bell strike
In San Francisco tentative contract terms were reached between Bell Telephone management and the Communications Workers of America union after a six day strike. Union official Reid Pearce said an official Washington announcement would be made by Joseph Beirne. Pickers are to return to work Tuesday morning with first shifts Wednesday. Details of the proposed contract were not disclosed and wage issues were central to the dispute.
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Nixon cautions on Vietnam war end linked to China trip
President Nixon warned Congress and his aides against interpreting his planned China visit as a move to end the Vietnam War. Press Secretary Ziegler said Nixon wants to discuss U S Chinese relations and urged lawmakers to avoid speculation on broader actions. House Speaker Albert and Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott described the talk as groundwork for future policy while stressing restraint to preserve peace efforts.
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Hayward City Manager Doran to resign for health
Hayward city manager Kay Doran announced he will resign for health reasons after since March 1960 in office. He has been absent since January and is undergoing treatment, with Bernice Smith acting as city manager. The council may form a search committee or seek help from national associations to find a replacement.
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Pentagon to test re enlistment bonuses for Guard and Reserve
The Pentagon plans to ask Congress for reenlistment bonuses exceeding 2000 for Guard and Reserve members in an incentive package linked to draft phasing out. Enlistment and reenlistment pay would depend on hitch length and skill, with six-year reenlistment totals over 2000 possible.
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Weather Outlook For Tomorrow In The 75 To 85 Range
Continued fair conditions expected with a high between 75 and 85 degrees and westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight’s low forecast near 55 degrees with more details on page 4.
Poison cyanide found discarded in Grand Blanc neighborhood
Police searched a two block area after a five pound bag of cyanide granules went missing from Dr. Martha Elliott’s yard. Two teenage sisters later picked up the bag and discarded it, sparking concern for children in the Warwick Mills area. Bruce MacArthur, father of the sisters, apologized for not alerting authorities sooner.
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Postal workers nearing accord in marathon bargaining
Negotiators for postal workers and the U S Postal Service edged toward a first labor contract after a 24 hour plus bargaining session. Rail and transit talks also featured renewed meetings as UTU unions prepared for possible strikes and wage disputes amid tense work rule conflicts.
Lockheed hit in tunnel blast in California
Federal officials say Lockheed Shine Building and Construction Co. negligent after a tunnel blast killed 12 workers. The Labor Department investigation found unsafe practices inside the tunnel, with employees exposed to dangerous conditions and inadequate safeguards. A proposed $810,000 fine would require corrective actions to resume operations and remove hazards.
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