Braniff pilots end strike with mediation plan
Braniff International pilots signed a mediation agreement in Washington ending a walkout that began Saturday at 12:01 am. The deal submits remaining issues to a fact finding board, including wages and fringe benefits. About 1,328 pilots were involved and 7,900 other workers were laid off.
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Oil producers to cut output amid market balance aims
Venezuelan Mines Minister Valentin Hernandez said OPEC had not formalized cuts, but Venezuela Kuwait Libya and Nigeria agreed to voluntary reductions to remove oversupply without creating artificial shortages. He noted Venezuela reduced output by over 300000 barrels daily to about three million. Israel expects 5000 Soviet Jewish monthly influx once emigration rights loosen, possibly reaching 100000 yearly, with 8507 Jews arriving in five months. London polls show Labour leading Conservatives with Liberal surge potential. other surveys show varying gaps. In Moscow abstract artists reject official invitation and plan to exhibit openly Sunday, despite earlier government removal. Saigon opposition lawmaker Kieu Mong Thu wounds herself in blood protest urging Thieu's resignation amid mass gathering.
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Susann dies at 53 ends Hollywood rise to fame
Novelist Jacqueline Susann, author of Valley of the Dolls, died after a 12 year cancer battle. The 53 year old, married to Irving Mansfield, achieved international fame with three No 1 bestsellers and had film adaptations of all three books. Bantam Books noted multi million sales worldwide while her nonfiction work Every Night Josephine remained popular.
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