Soviets Seek New Communist Meeting
AP report by William L. Ryan says the Soviet Communist party is probing for a world meeting possibly in November to address movements ailments. Neues Deutschland signals crisis and unity efforts, while Moscow battles Maoist tensions and aims at a broader cohesion across Western parties.
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Soviet Union Adopts Five Day Week for Workers
Moscow reports the five day week will replace the current 41 hour fortnight with five eight hour days and minor shift extensions to maintain total hours. Old schedules persist where production needs demand. Government cites improved consumer industry and public sentiment as transition aids. Ivan Grishin of the trade unions backs the reform amid mixed reactions from workers and shoppers alike.
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UN translations plea by French speaking nations
Ten French cultured countries including France Dahomey Mali Sengel Cambodia Canada Tunisia the Congo Belgium and Haiti urged U Thant for more French speaking UN personnel to speed document translation. The note notes English French Spanish as working languages in major bodies and lists Russian and Chinese as other official tongues. Also mentions planets with satellites and Sonora jumping beans plus the 1888 ribbon invention.
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Congress May Not Call Session on One Man One Vote
Washington AP reports Congress unlikely to convene a constitutional convention to revise the Supreme Court ruling on apportionment. With 32 states having urged a convention, disputes persist over whether Congress would be bound if more states seek action. Senate leaders disagree on scope and feasibility.
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