Seven Unionists Granted Clemency in North Carolina
Governor Terry Sanford reduced the prison terms of seven textile unionists jailed for conspiring to dynamite a Henderson cotton mill during a strike. Each sentence was cut by three years making them eligible for parole immediately or before Labor Day. The group included Boyd E. Payton and two others. the remaining four received five to seven year terms and can seek parole.
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Cuban Leader Raul Castro Reported Healthy After Bomb Claim
Cuban Armed Forces Chief Raul Castro reportedly not injured in an assassination attempt. Miami stations cited unverified reports of a June 28 bomb in Santiago de Cuba. sources said Raul and a brother-in-law were hurt, with one death and Czech specialists called in for treatment.
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U S and Red China Clash Over Laos Peace Talks
In Geneva the United States and Communist China traded sharp charges at a Laos peace conference session. The U S accused Peiping of arrogance and diverting attention from a Communist takeover in Laos, while China said the U S aimed to obstruct the talks with new military maneuvers. The exchange underscored an impasse as Communist foreign minister Chen Yi departed and no top policy makers remained in Geneva.
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