Duffy Recalls West Texas Roots and Pay Fight Plight
James Duffy recounts early days in West Texas as Congress debates pay hikes and a postposed wage freeze. House veto efforts divide Democrats led by Thaddeus Dule Iski and Jerom Waldie while Republicans like Gerald Ford rally against the delay. A Senate veto move looms as federal workers face wage pressures and potential losses from past freezes.
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Texas Port Picket Ends and West Coast Dock Strike
Pickets at Beaumont and other Texas ports ended as Longshoremen pause actions while ILA President Gleason urged unity. The West Coast dock strike entered a second day with 80,000 workers walking out. pay, welfare funds and retroactive raises dominated talks as union leaders seek wage gains amid broader inflation controls.
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Cambodian action yields civilian death in Saigon clash
U S command in Saigon reports an air strike incident amid Cambodian action. An ARVN unit reportedly moved into the area shortly before delivery, triggering a deadly exchange and prompting official statements from allied command.
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Something Happened in China and Southeast Asia War Updates
The French ambassador in Peking cryptically says something happened in China as four Chinese officials sleep at Chenonceaux after a late Paris visit. Separately in Vietnam the area around Tay Ninh sees renewed shelling, air strikes, and road clearing with Lt. Gen. Minh optimistic but wary, Khmer forces fighting hard on Route 6 for hillside control near Phnom Santuk.
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Policy to be announced by the President on Oct 15
Interviews over the weekend feature Senate leaders Mansfield Aiken and Proxmire discussing a policy to address retroactive wage increases in contracts. They argue contracts should be honored and payments made when the wage freeze ends, noting teachers and others deserve due pay.
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Dallas floods kill no one amid heavy rain and hail
Severe weather drenched Central Texas with widespread rain totals near 3.83 inches in Dallas by Sunday evening. A flood warning remained for the Wichita River as it crest near 18 to 19 feet while White Rock Creek surged in North Dallas washing a car from an intersection and prompting barricades. No injuries were reported.
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HEW Official Talks Costs and Civil Rights in Education
Richardson says phase II caps on medical costs by HEW while urging local autonomy to enforce civil rights in education. He supports targeted health policy changes rather than broad welfare reform and notes Congress may act on Social Security eligibility. A Dallas flood incident results in three drowning deaths, with rainfall disrupting streets near White Rock Lake.
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Court opens term with vacancies and broad civil rights agenda
The Supreme Court begins its new term with two vacant seats and a slate of cases on press witness rights grand jury secrecy wiretap legality residency voting discrimination private clubs and church faith in government power. The term will set precedents on Vietnam War legality broadcasting labor plans and environmental disputes as justices deliberate over controversial issues.
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Thieu Wins Confidence Vote Amid Saigon Violence
In Saigon a first attack on the capital since 1970 sparked terror blasts near polling places and rioting as monks students veterans and youths clashed with police. At least 57 were wounded and reports of fatalities varied, with Da Nang showing 63.4 percent turnout.
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