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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1971

Page

2

Dock Strike Report Due Amid Taft-Hartley Pressure

Nixon awaits investigatory board report on West Coast dock strike negotiations. If no early breakthrough is found, a back-to-work order may be sought affecting about 15,000 striking longshoremen. Union and operator talks stall. Phase II under wage freeze looms. Meany voices concern over an injunction.

Wasitington UPI Nixon Witte Rouse White House Ronald L. Ziegler United Mine Hodgson Eastern Gulf Coast Maine Washington Lord Gai Ueweuae Afl-Cio George Meany

War Funds Cutoff Asked Amid Vietnam Policy Debate

In Washington UPI report, Senator Montoya proposes conditioning continued US war aid and air operations in Vietnam on written proof of democratic elections in South Vietnam. The Senate, racing a $21 billion procurement bill, editors debates on weapon additions and funding levels proceed with a Mansfield amendment and votes to reject rush for more missiles and advanced systems.

Washington UPI Mike Mansfield Senate Indochina Vietnam North Spring South Vietnam Joseph Montoya D-N.m U.S Montoya Nguyen van Thien Campletion Nixon Armed Services Committee James L. Buckley New York Buckley

Heavy Texas Rains Subside After Destructive Floods

Heavy rainfall in South Texas eased with more than 7 inches in some counties. Colla reported 7.40 inches by Wednesday morning, while De fainment officials said floods forced families from homes. The Nuetes River rose noticeably as Carrizo Springs Crystall City and Del Rio logged several inches, and Eagle Pass reached 4.5 inches. San Antonio’s rain pushed the yearly total to 22.81 inches, 46 inches above average, with 0.42 inch falling Tuesday to keep the city above the surplus threshold for the year.

South Texas Colla Lasalle County Nuetes Carrizo Springs Crystall City del Rio Eagle Pass San Antonio Flge San Anonio

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