Rioting Across Arab World Over West Germany Move
Protests and riots flare in Baghdad Beirut Tripoli and Damascus after West Germany plans to recognize Israel. Police clash with demonstrators, embassies damaged and reports say several killed or injured amid mounting Arab League unity against Bonn.
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Britain and Russia fail to agree on Viet Nam peace approach
London reports say Britain and the Soviet Union could not agree on steps to end the Viet Nam fighting. Prime Minister Wilson and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko discussed possible actions, but Moscow’s reply to Britain’s Feb 20 note yielded no forward motion due to lack of Chinese Communist cooperation.
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Steel Union Spells Out First New Labor Demands
The United Steelworkers Union outlined non economic contract proposals to the Big 11 basic steel producers ahead of a May 1 strike deadline. Issues include foremen doing workers tasks, contracting out, grievance and arbitration procedures, scheduling, overtime, and safety. Major economic items to follow include wages pensions and health benefits.
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