Goldberg Seeks Taft Hartley Help In Maritime Strike
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg, once a fighter of the Taft Hartley injunctions, now urges invoking the law to end a crippling maritime strike. He notes government health and safety concerns and says the duty is plain, though he doubts the remedy will resolve underlying disputes.
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Hospital Plan promises hospital care at low cost
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U S and Russia Eye Expanded Armament Talks
Washington reports indicate the United States suggested broadening next month's disarmament conference to 20 nations from Africa Latin America and possibly Asia and the Far East. Zorin reportedly resisted and no official confirmation was given. The talks aim to resume July 31 at the United Nations in New York.
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Khrushchev Says Soviets Snap At U.S. Heels In Race
Khrushchev declared at Alma Ata that the Soviet Union would pass Britain and France and overtake the United States by 1970 in an economic race. He likened the U S to an aging runner and his nation to a young, fresh challenger, saying Americans foresee a Soviet overtaking date in 1970. He claimed American experts warn Kennedy of a Soviet lead by that year.
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Urban Rural Population Up In New Hampshire
New Hampshire's urban population rose by 46 960 persons or 15.3 per cent in the last decade reaching 353 766. The rural population increased by 26 719 people or 11.8 per cent to 253 155.
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