Unions Clash Over Vote Change in Fishermen's Dispute
About 200 fishermen from AFL and ILWU pressed a stance as AFL officials moved to switch a vote from secret ballot to a voice vote. Accusations of intimidation were leveled by union critics who warned of port blockades and possible Army involvement similar to past events. Sailor leaders said intimidation and goon squads suppressed genuine membership participation, while Longshore Union President Harry Bridges pledged support for fishermen. Affected members reported dues being seized and unclear reasons given for their removal from union rolls.
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U.S. Opens Talks on Space Missile Control at UN
The United States proposed immediate multi nation talks to curb outer space missiles. The Soviet Union rejected the move accusing the West of disarmament tricks. Gromyko urged the US Britain and France to accept a fair pact and stop feigning agreement. The exchange followed UN discussions led by Ambassador Lodge and Foreign Minister Gromyko.
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Jordan Allows U.S. Troops Entry Without Passports
Amman sources from the Tourist Department said American servicemen may enter Jordan using their military identity cards without a passport. They are the first foreign troops granted this facility, the sources noted.
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Widow of Dawes Leaves $500000 Estate
Mrs. Caral Dawes, widow of former U S vice president Charles G. Dawes, filed in probate court Thursday to disclose an estate valued at about half a million dollars. She died last week at age 92. The chief beneficiaries are a son and two daughters.
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East German Paper Sees Gap Between Industry and Potsdam Shops
The National Zeitung in East Germany laments a mismatch between high tech projects like jet planes ships electron microscopes and nuclear reactors and everyday life in Potsdam where residents mostly ask for a tea strainer in shops.
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