London Bankers Face Crisis Amid Gold Rush Fears
London bankers weigh possible closure as markets threaten another day of closed doors amid a global monetary crisis. Callaghan accuses unnamed foes of undermining confidence in the pound and dollar while Western bankers meet in Washington to curb the gold run.
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McCarthy Declares Stay in Democratic Presidential Race
Senator Eugene McCarthy said he will remain in the Democratic nomination fight despite Senator Kennedy entering the race. He contended he is the best potential candidate and could win in Wisconsin and New Hampshire, noting no deal with Kennedy and the possibility of a convention decision.
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UAW Finalizes Two Year Pact With AMC After Hurdle
United Auto Workers and American Motors Corp. neared a two year contract covering 17 500 members after two days of talks in Detroit The tentative automotive division deal includes a 15 cent per hour raise for production workers 35 cent for skilled workers in year one and a 3 percent or nine cent per hour raise in year two A wage dispute at Kelvinator Division could delay approval and a Wednesday strike deadline remains in effect Supporting context notes AMC sought to extend the old contract but settled below rival automakers offers while the three big firms signed three year accords
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Kennedy Steals the Show at St Patrick's Day Parade
In New York Senator Robert F Kennedy made his first presidential campaign appearance at the 206th St Patrick's Day Parade. He walked Fifth Avenue with 125000 cheering spectators and wore Bobby buttons. Kennedy met Archbishop Cooke and greeted reporters before rejoining the march amid thin rain and 47 degree weather.
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New York imports of books rise sharply in nine months 1967
New York imports of books into the United States for the first nine months of 1967 amounted to 51.8 million dollars, a 421.2 percent increase over the same period in 1966.
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Castro closes state lottery and bars in Cuba
Fidel Castro announced Cuba will end the state lottery and shut bars to promote a working spirit. He also said private business nationalization is underway and that Cuba will suspend accepting packages from the United States due to their provocative contents.
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