Labor unrest spans nation as strikes bite steel and auto sectors
United Press reports a broad wave of labor action with nearly 700,000 idle workers. Amid coal mine disruption, wage gains, and plant seizures, talks falter in Detroit, Akron, and Indianapolis while New Jersey seizes gas plants to avert outages. Settlement talks continue on International Harvester and Yale Lock disputes.
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