Strike May Bring Wage Negotiations in Paris
PARIS AP Both President Charles de Gaulle's government and French labor unions prepared for new wage talks after a general strike crippled the economy for 94 hours. The stoppage disrupted transportation and public services, highlighting rising tensions over pay. Union leaders said talks could address living costs and industrial disputes, while the government signaled willingness to negotiate to restore normalcy.
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Smoke-eaters Fight Five Local Fires
Firefighters battled five fires Tuesday none of which proved major. A vacant Ranch Drive house burned outside city limits. cause undetermined, alarm at 1 p.m. An unoccupied Lowe Avenue shack burned but was extinguished by 6 p.m. An oil furnace fire at the Rhymer home on Evergreen Street was controlled upon arrival. Two woods fires on Richland Avenue and Oneka Street were also put out.
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Weather Forecast for North Carolina Mountains and Statewide
Partly cloudy in the mountains with diminishing winds and continued cold air. Lows 18 to 26 in the mountains and mostly 20s elsewhere, lower 30s on the south coast. Light snow possible in southern mountains tonight spreading to southern areas Thursday, with rain or snow in the extreme southeast. Thursday clouds increase then partly cloudy in the mountains. highs in the 30s in mountain regions and near 40s elsewhere.
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Five day forecast shows cold trend with mixed precip
The period Thursday through Monday will be much colder than normal with daytime highs mainly in the 40s and some low 50s in the southeast portion. Nights will drop to 15 20 mountains and 30 35 near the coast. Snow or rain mix possible Thursday, with chances of snow flurries Friday and again Sunday as precipitation totals reach about three quarters of an inch.
Paris Labor March Demands Higher Wage Increase
Maurice Schumann said the strike hit nationalized industries harder than private ones. Paris saw a massive march of about 60,000 to 100,000 workers while many faced cold shaves and hitchhiking to work. Unions pressed for 10 to 12 percent raises, aiming to push the government beyond a 4 percent offer.
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Food Strikers Promised Justice By Chancellor
CHAPEL HILL NC AP J Carlyle Sitterson promised striking UNC food workers that their grievances would be dealt with justly and promptly after a faculty meeting. Graduate instructors had planned to skip classes but abandoned plans on legal advice. Attorney General Morgan will review alleged federal labor-law violations in university employment practices and payroll records. Extensive changes toward settlement were anticipated as 18 day dispute continues.
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North Carolina Supreme Court upholds helmet law
The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled the motorcycle helmet requirement constitutional. Kenneth Anderson challenged the conviction for operating a motorcycle without a helmet in Guilford County. The Court of Appeals and lower courts had upheld the conviction.
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Black studies crisis follows Duke NC protest in Durham
Two injured and storefront windows broken as a student march led to looting in downtown Durham. A damaged city bus, a clubbed marcher, and police reports of violence dot the scene. Duke's administration resisted demands for equal black studies representation, triggering withdrawals and a plan for a Malcolm X School of Liberation for Duke Negro students in Durham.
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Rockefeller to Serve as White House Ears on South American Tour
Nelson A. Rockefeller announced he will travel to South America as the ears of the White House to hear views of national leaders on various topics. He plans no active push for a new Good Neighbor policy during trips, though he drafted one last year amid a presidential contest with Richard M. Nixon. The proposal includes a small peace-keeping force under the OAS to handle disputes and threats to member security.
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Southern N C May Get Snow Weather turns chill with targeted snow flurries
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Spacecraft crews fear rough seas after spaceflight
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