Summit momentum may outlast current U S leaders
The U S Soviet summit yields cautious gains from talks in Washington and set to Moscow next year. Analysts say while no binding accord emerged the event created momentum toward reduced tensions and hints at future SALT talks. Critics warn of lingering misgivings and a potential arms race despite hopes for stability.
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French Watch Factory Seized by Workers in Besancon
In Besancon France workers occupy Lip factory the largest in the city and restart production after bankruptcy. They sell watches at a discount and gain support from unions while authorities and owners warn of legal risks. The move sparks a broader wave of worker self management in France.
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Farm workers and Teamsters clash at Coachella Valley
About 580 people from Teamsters and United Farm Workers clashed on the picket lines in Coachella Valley. Thirteen arrests were made on charges from disturbing the peace to felony assault. Wounded included two UFW men and several from both sides. The feud between Teamsters and UFW over farm workers representation has sparked repeated clashes since a 1960s grape labor dispute.
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Nixon gesture fails to quell spending clashes in Washington
Despite a conciliatory gesture by President Nixon, sharp conflicts over federal spending persist between Congress and the White House. Lawmakers press for more aid while the administration seeks restraint, leaving policy fights unresolved as leaders brace for further negotiations.
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Royalty to visit Canada during 12 day Ottawa tour
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip depart London for a 12 day Canadian visit. They will attend the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference in Ottawa from July 3 to August 4, with a Toronto stopover and a welcoming ceremony led by Prime Minister Trudeau and Governor General Michener.
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