Canadian Rail Strikers Stand Firm Against Back-to-Work Order
Canadian non-operating railway workers threaten to defy Parliament if terms differ from union seeks. Toronto leader Ray Jones says sick-outs possible. Stratton cites widespread dissent. Rotating strikes discussed as Parliament plans settlement or arbitration. Parallel actions affect U S newsprint mills and ferry services across Atlantic provinces.
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Nixon orders temporary import quotas on nonfat dairy
President Nixon directed a temporary list of import quotas on nonfat dairy products. The measure aims to regulate purchases and balance domestic supply amid market concerns. No further details on exact quotas or affected nations were disclosed in the brief notice.
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