Ford considers giant Kama River truck factory in Russia
Ford officials weighing a plan to build the world's largest truck factory along the Kama River in Eastern Russia for as many as 180,000 trucks annually. The proposal, discussed in Moscow, depends on U.S. government approval and defense implications. Ford stresses willingness to discuss options not affecting U.S. defense interests.
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Stewardess Kim Dances Through Airline Slump
From Portland Oregon to Miami, Kim Siren an Air Line stewardess tied to Go Go nights is among about a thousand NAL staff grounded after a union strike. She works as a server and host, selling brushes and doing door to door gigs while waiting for flying duties to resume. Her dance past in West Coast clubs contrasts with the need to pay bills, and she shares that her boyfriend disapproves of the late nights and the jeers from onlookers in the go go scene.
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Five U S Helicopters Shot Down in 24 Hours
Reported from Saigon the U S military says five helicopters were downed in 24 hours fueling fears of a record loss year. U S crews suffered four fatalities as Communist gunners target helicopters with orders to maximize casualties at low risk.
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Viet Thrust into Cambodia Invasion Across Border
South Vietnamese forces backed by tanks and armored personnel carriers entered Cambodia from the western Mekong Delta in a third border offensive this week. Initial reports say 144 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops killed, with 20 South Vietnamese killed and 75 wounded.
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Election Crisis as Pastrana Opens Narrow Lead
In Bogota police used bayonets and tear gas to disperse 4000 supporters of ex dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla after Misael Pastrana Borrero took a 22000 vote lead in a tense presidential race. El Tiempo faced a protracted protest amid Colombia's gravest political crisis in two decades.
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Teamsters strike action widens as talks collapse
Wildcat truckers strike expands with 1,400 New Jersey members voting to join. Chicago and other cities report walkouts. Goodyear Tire strike affects 25,000 workers across 15 plants as negotiations break down late Monday. Off track betting bill advances in Albany while Canada ferry sinks off Nova Scotia amid storm.
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