Fanfani Resigns As Italian Foreign Minister
Amintore Fanfani insists on resigning after Premier Moro asks him to stay. He denies involvement in anti American remarks attributed to Giorgio La Pira and rejects blame over a private party episode. Fanfani sets Jan 6 as effective date and cites duty to clarify Italy’s international stance.
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Pressure On For End To Tie Up At Olin Mathieson
The government presses for a quick settlement of the 29 day AFL CIO strike at Olin Mathieson Chemical in East Alton Illinois. Pentagon warns the plant’s shutdown endangers gunpowder production for Viet Nam weapons. About 4200 workers are involved with wages in dispute and talks resume after labor secretary Wirtz mediated.
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Forecaster Rasey Retires After 23 Years of Service
In San Francisco AP reports, veteran Weather Bureau forecaster Lyle B. Rasey retired after 23 years. Bay area winds gusted to 90 mph atop mountains, rain blew in streets, and Sierra snow fell as the farewell ended with his remark about the corker of a last day.
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