Lettuce Settlement Could End Labor Split
Labor sources say the Teamsters and AFL-CIO are near a three year agreement to resolve the jurisdictional dispute over migrant organizer Cesar Chavez and thousands of lettuce workers. The potential pact follows years of boycotts against California growers and a jail term for Cesar Chavez. Hoffa parole and his potential return loom over the union and the AFL-CIO reconciliation efforts.
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Teamsters
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GOP Women's Club Officer Steps Down
Mrs. Goldie Morningstar has resigned as fourth vice president historian and hospitality chair for the Middletown Women's Republican Club. She will remain a member but will devote more time to serving as precinct committeewoman for the party.
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Clark Sr
Middletown Women's Republican Club
President Nixon interview marked first live prime time by a reporter
Howard K. Smith says the live session forced careful balance between hard questions and politeness as he conducted ABC's prime time interview with President Nixon. He prepared 50 questions, but 20 aired focusing mainly on Laos, with limited scope on Middle East and other issues.
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Howard K. Smith
Nixon
Pat
Smith
ABC
Sigle
Laos
Maryland
Subcommittee Approves Appalachia Development Extension Bill
A House Public Works subcommittee approved a bill to extend the Appalachian Regional Development program for four years. The program aids economic development in the 13 states in or near the Appalachian Mountains, including Ohio.
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House Public Works
Appalachian Mountains
Ohio
Nixon on TV: Laos guarantees safer pullout from Vietnam
President Nixon said Laos operations assure monthly withdrawal of at least 12 500 U S troops from South Vietnam. He called the move worthwhile and said the danger to remaining American forces has been substantially reduced while predicting an April withdrawal and signaling a possible second term in 1972. He criticized antiwar calls for a fixed withdrawal date and defended his broader Vietnam strategy.
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James Hagerty
White House
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American Broadcasting Companies, Inc
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South Vietnam
U.S
Howard K. Smith
American Broadcasting Co
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GOP
South
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