Steelworkers reject no strike plan to avert 1968 crunch
The United Steelworkers formally killed a proposed no strike plan intended to avert a 1968 bargaining crisis with major steel firms. President I W Abel said no strike pledges were too late for 1968 negotiations, as contracts expire August 1 affecting about 450000 workers.
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Duke Law announces veterans scholarships in Durham
Duke University Law School in Durham unveiled a new scholarship program for armed forces veterans. Scholarships cover all or part of the 1600 dollar annual tuition and are renewable with satisfactory academic progress. Dean F Hodge O Neal said the fund responds to both need and merit and aims to recruit veterans returning to civilian life. A Marine officer cited by the dean said law school offers a path to influence policy and address disorder seen in Vietnam and at home.
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Harriman Reports To LBJ On Five Nation Tour
Ambassador W Averell Harriman told President Johnson from the White House driveway that Hanoi must realize negotiated settlement is the only way to end the Vietnam War. He said world opinion will pressure Hanoi as leaders in Romania Yugoslavia Iran Pakistan and Afghanistan report support for peace and U.S. efforts. He noted Hanoi has not yet felt the world’s stance but hopes it will.
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