Washington CSA contract defended amid inflation concerns
Washington reports the CSA contract defense amid inflation worries as May activity indexes show production rising beyond April. Atty. Gen. Mitchell cites expansionist policy impact while debates over race, contracts, and public works costs unfold. Industry output, including iron and steel, shows gains despite strikes and reservations. Government seeks injunctive relief to enforce non-discrimination in service provision.
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Britain weighs new policy to join European market
Britain appraising market tactics and policy to enter the European Common Market. Envoys from key continental countries assess approach as Prime Minister Wilson signals readiness to begin reconciliation with France. London hopes de Gaulle’s successor will lift the veto with a possible summer meeting.
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European leaders seek wider unity amid new government reforms
The report notes upcoming talks in London among British envoys and continental leaders as Pompidou's government forms. It mentions 30 Socialist parties from around the world attending the congress, with a combined voting strength of 75 million, and outlines plans for Britain to advance foreign policy within a broader Common Market framework.
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Watkins Lectures at Lincoln University Inn and Institute
Perry Watkins, expert in journalism design, lectures at Lincoln University Inn and serves as art director at an institute in Dramatic Arts. A Rhode Island School of Design sponsor and Ford Foundation grant supported his TV and scenography work, including I Love Ivy and The Killing of Sister George. He offers a 90 minute course and meets students in the afternoons. The report also notes envoys from six Common Market capitals and possible EFTA discussions on Britain’s membership.
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Lawyer Convicted for Failure to File Tax Returns
Wentworth E. Griffin, lawyer and longtime Kansas City school board member since 1956, was convicted of failing to file federal income tax returns for the years 1963 and 1964 in Kansas City. He faced charges alleging nonpayment of taxes and will await sentencing.
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Historian disputes report on violence in America
Baltimore historian Dr. Hugh Davis Graham co directed a federal study with Dr. Ted Robert Gurr on violence. He argues persistent violence stems from frontier vigilante traditions and past government actions against labor unions and minorities, while noting American society remains pluralistic amid rising racial tension and social mobility pressures.
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