New York Times Strike Ends As Guild Accepts Terms
News Guild in New York accepts contract terms after 80 page Times edition return to work. More than 1900 guild members vote nearly unanimously to end the six day strike over job security amid automation, mergers, and related issues.
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Long-Range Apollo Plans Outlined at Space Flight Conference
William B. Taylor, director of NASA's Apollo Extensions Systems office, described manned planetary and other expedititions envisioned through 1980 on opening day of a three day conference on manned space flight.
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Apollo program seen as broader space effort
An NASA official said Project Apollo is not a single moon lander but a $20 billion effort to develop equipment and know how for extensive space exploration through the decade. In the Bahamas Margot Sanborn, society columnist for the Miami Herald, died Sunday after a lengthy illness.
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U.N. Seat Vote Tarnished By French African Stance
At the United Nations the likelihood of seating Communist China this year hinges on a slim coalition of French African allies and France. Analysts estimate the margin against seating could shrink to about eight votes, with a tentative 48 in favor, 56 against, and 13 abstaining, and note possible switches by a few nations.
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FFA Convention Opens in Missouri With Minnesota Delegation
The national Future Farmers of America convention opens in Kansas City with about 560 Minnesota members. Attending are Errol Olson, FFA president from Parkers Prairie, and James Riess of Pine Island, secretary. Roger Pfeifer of Blooming Prairie is among four youths vying for a national livestock achievement award.
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