Rockefeller to name board to probe news strike
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller said he will appoint a subpoena powered board of inquiry to investigate the 79 day old newspaper strike if mediation fails. Mayor Wagner weighs whether a negotiated settlement remains possible as talks drag on and wage and work week length figure in as main sticking points.
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Global unrest and policy shifts dominate midwinter news
AFL-CIO denounces partisan bickering over Cuba and urges unified support for Kennedy's actions while Meany laments McNamara's televised disclosures. Brazil dispatches destroyers to enforce lobster boat protections as France and Britain contend with seaborne tensions. De Gaulle acts to curb inflation amid looming labor unrest and the US adjusts rules of engagement against Viet Cong. influenza sweeps 21 states as hospitals limit visits and schools close. An earthquake in Libya prompts rescue updates as the world-wide news tally continues on Pages 6 7 8.
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