One Step Left in New York World Journal Strike
The World Journal Tribune reopens talks with the Newspaper Guild required to wrap up contracts before publication next Monday. With six craft unions settled Saturday and the guild set to arbitrate remaining items, the last hurdle remains the Guild agreement amid past strikes that halted the Herald Tribune and World Journal editions.
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John Green
Thomas J. Murphy
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Gas Whips Put End to Prisoners Sitdown Strike
A sit down strike by 132 prisoners at Cummins Prison Farm ended when Arkansas state police used tear gas whips and shots over inmates heads.
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Grady, Ark
UPS
Cummins
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Greece and Romania sign Balkan peace accords in Athens
Greece and Communist Romania signed day by day relations agreements in Athens as a basis for peace in the Balkans during a ceremony ending Premier Maurer’s visit. In Arkansas, prison conditions were reported with a hunger for work, a strike ending for some inmates and guards using a whip on the rest.
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UPI
Romania
Balkans
Cornel Manescu
John Toumbas
Gheorghe Maurer
Wilson offers to give up chairmanship of Conclave
Prime Minister Harold Wilson proposed stepping down as chairman of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference amid African pressure over Rhodesia. Lester Pearson warned the Rhodesia issue tests race equality within the Commonwealth. Sierra Leone and Zambia urged force to topple Ian Smith, risking walkouts.
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Zambia
Ian Smith
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