First Victory Seen Over Arctic Ocean
Navy experts push for nuclear submarines to pierce polar ice as a route for war and science. The Nautilus last summer spent days under the ice near the North Pole, prompting interest in Arctic depths, ice movements, and viable navigation routes for extended underice missions.
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ILGWU orders 105000 dress workers to strike
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union calls a Wednesday strike involving 105,000 workers in seven Eastern states. It marks the first major walkout in the one billion dollar yearly dress industry in 25 years, following failed mediation by City Labor Commissioner Harold A. Felix. Leaders Dubinsky and Hochman express cautious optimism as manufacturers brace for potential Easter season impact.
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Three U.S. Soldiers Face Charges Over Boxed Boy in Seoul
Army spokesman said charges would be filed soon against three American soldiers accused of mistreating a Korean boy and placing him in a box after a theft. They are not under arrest pending a provost marshal's investigation. South Korea protests lack of status of forces agreement while officials express grave concern for 14 year old Kim Choon I.
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