Egypt Chief of Staff Says War May Be Only Path
Anwar Sadat and Egypt's chief of staff Gen Shazly warned that war with Israel may be the only realistic option left for the Arab world. Israeli minister Shimon Peres predicted fighting could break out soon as Arab leaders gathered to discuss renewed hostilities. A Gaza blast in a Palestinian refugee camp killed one Arab boy and wounded five children, with a male suspect wounded and captured. an African peace mission arrived in Jerusalem after stops in Tel Aviv.
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Labor Crisis Shrinks Coal Strike Amid Broad Union Action
In a day of cross union activity, ILA leaders warned of impossible port costs in New York while pressing for guaranteed man-hours at five North Atlantic ports. AFL-CIO Railroad Signalmen approved a pay deal. Elsewhere, Middle East diplomacy focused on UN envoy Gunnar Jarring as regional ministers gathered in Cairo. The soft coal strike neared a halt with thousands still out in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, and Chicago grain elevators faced ongoing disruption from a steel and railroad labor wave.
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Stein and McCracken shift roles amid Phase 2 outlook
Stein, vice chair, praised Phase 2 as having a fighting chance to succeed after helping draft the wage price freeze at Camp David. McCracken returns to University of Michigan as Phase 2 unfolds, while both aides had previously resisted wage price guidelines and controls. A colleague says Stein would push enforcement hard, but for a limited duration.
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Prices paid for burley tobacco in Kentucky rise
Prices paid for burley tobacco in Kentucky continued climbing with average at $78.76 per hundred pounds. Kentucky markets sold 15,244,084 pounds in a three day period, with Carrollton and Lebanon posting the highest regional averages around $79.22. Danville Shelbyville Springfield and Somerset also reported strong averages as the season advances.
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