Hoffa Says Teamsters Strikes At All Time Low
Washington UPI Hoffa warns local unions against uncoordinated walkouts as strikes fall to a record low. He cites 1965 union membership at 1,772,194 and notes automation would push totals over 2 million. A December tally shows 8,249 members collected strike benefits across 55 disputes. Hoffa plans advance consultation and continued union activity including a July convention and possible re election.
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Moro Quits as Italy Seeks New Government
Rome reports Premier Aldo Moro resigned after a rift in his Christian Democratic Party and with the Socialist Coalition over state funded nursery schools. President Saragat asked him to stay as caretaker while parties bargain on a new government amid intra party feuding and foreign minister Fanfani’s followers.
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Spark Plug Theft At Dell Auto Supply
A thief broke into the Cor dell Auto Supply Co. and stole 37 000 spark plugs valued at 11 000 dollars. The incident occurred in Fort Worth and was reported by UPI.
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Kremlin Moves to Forge Anti Peking Summit
Diplomatic reports say Russia seeks a summit of Communist Party and government leaders to discuss Viet Nam and form an anti Peking front. Moscow aims to shape world socialist policy and use the Viet Nam crisis as a pretext to isolate Red China. Moscow has reportedly approached North Vietnam about joining.
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Ousted Bond Honored By Africans At UN Lunch
Fourteen African ambassadors hosted Julian Bond at a United Nations lunch to show solidarity with the U S civil rights movement and Bond's Viet Nam stance. Singer Harry Belafonte and Bayard Rustin attended along with other Black leaders as Bond seeks to be seated in the Georgia House after a dispute over his remarks.
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First Move In Lower Youth Fares
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved the first in a series of youth fares for youths ages 12 to 22, allowing American Airlines to start Jan 27 and Allegheny Airlines Feb 3. The one year trial limits revenue impact. a $3 ID card is required and seating yields to military standby.
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France Bans Restaurant Cover Charges for Linen Bread
Paris reports the government bans added cover charges in dining rooms while allowing a 19 percent menu price increase to offset lost revenue. Officials aim to protect tourists and dining affordability amid shifts in restaurant pricing practices.
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