Antistrike laws tested as workers strike nationwide
Workers from Florida to New York defy public employee anti strike laws amid mass walkouts and protests. The Taylor law in New York face limits while other states enforce penalties or mediation rules. The clash spotlights legality and enforcement as teachers, transit and city workers walk off in defiance.
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Paris clashes as student leaders ignite Latin Quarter riot
In Paris the Latin Quarter erupts after the death of a 28 year old student union militant in clashes with riot police. Thousands protest at the Labor Ministry while authorities report 28 hurt and 11 strikers plus 2 police injured.
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Cape Town transplants mix hope and risk in liver ailment case
In Cape Town the 59 year old Blaiberg, a heart transplant survivor, faced hepatitis and non critical status after routine tests. Doctors reported a third emergency liver transplant attempt related to his condition as he remains under care at Groote Schuur Hospital.
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Kindergarten Dispatches and School Board Debate
Parents voice concerns over bus routes and kindergarten logistics as the school board discusses buses and safety. A board member notes years with few accidents, while residents urge kinder care options for working mothers.
Paris talks in eighth round as Harriman meets Xuan Thuy
AP dispatch notes eighth bargaining session between U.S. ambassador Harriman and North Vietnam’s Xuan Thuy in Paris. Washington seeks progress amid deadlock as Carter-era pressure shapes public opinion and potential shifts in bombing strategy.
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States Toughen Gun Registration and Mail Order Bans
The piece notes New Jersey and Hawaii as the only states with gun registration. A Dodd bill would impose a 2000 dollar fine and two years in prison for unregistered guns. It also seeks to ban mail order rifle sales, while Kennedy sponsored a broader bill previously rejected by the Senate. Johnson's stance on the gun bill remains unclear amid a larger anticrime package with police wiretap and bugging provisions.
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Missouri consumer fraud law saves $130000
Missourians saved 133000 during the first half of the year under a new consumer fraud law, says Atty. Gen. Norman H. Anderson. The office processed 964 complaints, obtained 24 injunctions, and secured 26 voluntary compliances. The division settled 572 complaints, with most cases resolved after merchant customer settlements. Investigators exposed a bogus State Inspector News scam soliciting advertising payments.
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Firemen quit climbing for cats in Hueytown trees
Hueytown Fire Department will no longer respond to cats stuck in trees. Fire Chief John Bradley said excessive emergency calls keep crews busy elsewhere and that cats will come down on their own when hungry.
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Insurance officials named for 1968 69 program
Russell Wren of Wren Insurance Agency was appointed as writing agent for the 1968 69 school insurance program and Fred Vogel named to replace Harold McDowell on the insurance committee. McDowell's term expired with the end of the school year.
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Inmate Case Reopens as Warren Returns to State Prison
Inmate Warren, once released on a governor recommended reconsideration, is now back in the Missouri prison system after continued legal action. Turnbough, previously in Warren’s cell, has since been recaptured and returned to Jefferson City. Warren works as a construction foreman in another state. Riley, who previously prosecuted Warren, disqualified himself from the case.
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