Ford Motors Struck by UAW in 25 States
The United Auto Workers began a national strike against Ford Motor Co. paralyzing operations in 25 states as negotiations remained in recess. Ford rejected binding arbitration as GM and Chrysler kept to contract terms, with wage demands and pension issues fueling the impasse.
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Youngstown Police Protest With Sick Day for Raises
About 10 police officers failed to report for the day shift in Youngstown Ohio to pressure city officials over a $100 monthly pay raise for police and firemen. Several cruisers were active as 5 patrols remained on streets. Firemen scheduled off were kept on duty as a strategy meeting at the Fraternal Order of Police Hall stretched into a filibuster.
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Heavy fighting as Marines clash with fresh North Vietnamese near Tam Ky
Marines and about 4 000 fresh North Vietnamese troops battled near Tam Ky Que Son valley overnight with 188 NVA and 70 Marines reported killed. The fighting involved two battalions sweeping paddies and bamboo stands as both sides exchanged charges under parachute flares. Casualties totaled 124 U S Marines killed and 278 wounded in the valley with wider weekly U S losses and lower enemy totals noted for the prior week.
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Biosatellite 2 carries millions of bugs and plants to orbit
Cape Kennedy launches Biosatellite 2 with parasitic wasps frog eggs flour bottles amoebae and more to study growth and biology in weightlessness for about 70 hours. The mission precedes Surveyor 5 planned for a moon landing hours later.
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Scions Irritated By Military Security in Debate
Senators protest limitations on accessing classified material from Defense and State departments used in defense and foreign policy debates. Critics say secrecy has been abused while no one calls to end classification authority. Sen Joseph Clark and Sen John Stennis urge committees and agencies to justify secrecy.
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Southwest Ohio Forecast Calls for Sunny Warm Days
The forecast for Southwest Ohio calls for mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures today and Friday with a low tonight in the 60s. Yesterday's high was 84 and the low 54.
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Surprise Strike Hits Frigidaire Plants in Dayton
About 1290 workers at General Motors Frigidaire plants in Dayton walked off at midnight Wednesday when their contract expired. Local 801 IUE President Joseph Shump said the union declined to bargain under the expired contract and accused GM of delaying talks. Frigidaire said plants would remain open and work available for employees who want it. The union sought an extension of the current contract due to late GM proposals and said a new offer had been made.
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De Gaulle Urges Polish French Drive for Vietnam Peace
President Charles de Gaulle, welcomed by about half a million Poles in Warsaw, urged his Communist hosts to join France in pressuring the United States to leave Vietnam. He floated a future Franco Polish partnership to end foreign military presence and establish postwar political arrangements, while backing a stronger independent Polish stance toward the Soviet Union.
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