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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1967
Page
3
In Le Mans, police and firemen in a high pressure water assault broke up a 5,000-strong leftist and Christian union march. The clashes wounded 20 officers and dozens of demonstrators as rioters ripped up benches and trees and hurled stones and beer bottles toward authorities.
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers pressed negotiations behind a news blackout as a 35 day strike nears resolution. The walkout idled Ford plants in 25 states, with GM and Chrysler contracts set as pattern targets for the industry.
Kennecott Copper Corp plans a 13 million dollar project to use a 20,000 ton TNT device 1200 feet underground to fracture ore in a chimney 440 feet high and 200 feet wide. An acid solution would dissolve copper from the ore and be pumped to the surface for processing. The plan seeks AEC approval under the Plowshare Program and would require congressional authorization before work starts.
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