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Engineers Cancel Offer !
, State Dean Rusk was reported The United States been
rsonvuiced yesterday President seeking to talk the French out of
.Charles de Gaulle will put building its own nuclear force- on
. , • • Trance's future nuclear striking the grounds it would be dangerous
'set for 'midnight Friday—by ap.'force at the deposal of Western and ineffective.
pointing 'an emergency board to defense strategy. - Rusk has another meeting
investigate the contract • deadlock Rusk came away from' a meet- scheduled with Couve de lurville
between the airline and . the ing with De Gaulle, Tuesday. and for today. The U.S. s etary is
Transport Workers Union. This talks with Premier Georges Pom-!on a tour of Western E pe to'
AFL-CIO union repremirts 9,000 pidou and Foreign Minister Mau- $ promote unity within the Western
maintenance, stores and commu- rice Couve de Murville yester-alliance . . . :.
nications workers an'. d 1,500 day with the feeling that once
THE MECHANICS forl coordhv;
stewardesses. - France has become a full-fledg edi ating France's future atomic force.
, nuclear power it will be a fully( •
THE BOARD, to Iv named with the massive U.S.) nuclear
later under the Railway Labor cooperative partner in the North
later and w i t h_ t h e
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Act. has 30 days to give Ken- Atlantic Treaty Organization, in-arsenal.
British atomi power, -
formed sources said. '
nedy its findings and recommeri-were left open since th French .
dations for a settlement Another THE FRENCH SOURCES insist-!force does not yet exist .
' da - 1110- - -- - - —' - - ' be; Thr Iformed .- , es aid Rusk.
WASHINGTON VP;—The com
plicated airline labor controversy
took a turn for the worse last
night with cancellation by flight
engineers of their previous offer
to arbitrate economic issues with
Pan American and Eastern Air
Lines. .)
Government me.diatok, led by
'Secretary of Labor Arthur J.
Goldberg, have been working
steadily on the tangled airline
labor troubles for a week- and
have been concentrating on set
tling a similar contract dispute
with Trans-World Airlines. 30 .ys are allowed for efforts ed that all this,is something to ,
to reach agreement. Isettled after France has its nuclear
tlement proposal to the engineers'
The mediators submitted a set-
A strike was averted a couplCiforce in operation.
two negotiators Tuesday,that still of months ago- when a federal! France has exploded five nucle
hasn't-, been either accepted or re- mediator was appointed.' Kennedy!ar devices but does not, pretend
jected. accepted the judgment yesterdayito possess an effective nuclear sr
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of the National Meditation Board
GOLDBERG REPORTED REPORTED prog- that -the situation threatened to
Tess Late yesterday in the TWA disrupt interstate comitrierce by ;
talks but . said he still had no depriving-a section of the country,
settlement to report. The talks of essential air service.4A
were continuing,
ARTHUR J. GOLDBERG All of these proceduret have
The engineers' ar*uneement
that they were backing away ... mediates dispute been exhausted id TWA ' s dispute
from economic issue arbitration • . ~ . - with the 'AFL-CIO Flight' Engi-;
on Pan Am and Eastern appeared threatened for midnight Friday neers International Association
to mean that the situation on on American Airlines. . over reducing the crews from
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four to three men.
those two airlines has been - de-. The labor difficulties of TWA,I
teriorating. It indicated possiblyPari Am and Eastern involved' • .
Arsonists
also Goldberg's "package'; settle-.different questions and different OAS , •
merit to TWA was iunacceptablelunions than' those involved in the
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to the union's braeches on the shutdown with American. Hut a • • i ,
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other two carriers. shutdown on any would disrupt
! PRESIDENT KENNEDY, mean-,the nation's air seryice. . Renew Attacks
while, stepped in yesterday to de-1 Kennedy applied .the brakes to!
lay for at least 60 days a strike thes tr ik e against Arrierican---1 ALGIERS (AP)—Flames of a
renewed scorched earth campaign'
. soared• yesterday in none, sig
naling the union of eastern Alge
ria's Secret Organization terror-;
lists with those of the west in ac-,
hive opposition to the peace pact.
lof Algiers. i
European incendiariiits burned'
down City Hall and, two other
buildings in Bone, a major Medi
terranean seaport.
Fire blazed too at Orianin west
ern Algeria as a blast wrecked a
large natural gas imitallation.i ;
Fugitive ex-Col. Pierre Chau-.
teau-Jobert, who commands the
,secret -army's eastern . Algerian
;zone, vowed to ,continue resistance;
Ito - the independence tde Moselm
'majority is expected to choose in,
the territorial rererendum July I.
The whole uneasy truce worked
out last weekend in Algiers was,
menaced. ! ' i 1
Government Joins
Waterway Project
PHILADELPHIA (AP)-LSecre
tary of the Interior Stewart Udall
said yesterday the federal gov-,
ernment agreed, to,
.be a partner ,
with four states 'n the unique Del
aware River Basin - Commission
because it felt water development
for the future is urgently needed
and "something now is better than
nothing."
Udall told the 82nd annual con
ference of the American Water
Works Association the - Delaware
Commission is "the first major
new approach to river basin de
velopment organization since the
creation of the Tennesiee Valley
Authority in the early 38's."
He noted that he had -early
doubts at to workability of such
a plan and that the experience of
Delaware,' New Jersey, New York
and Pennsylvania, partners with
the United States. "will - be closely
-Watched by public administration
experts, conservationists and con-'
stitutional lawyers."
- HE ASSERTED. "As of today. I
will confess to a feeling of hope
that this form of federal-interstate
compact may proe a valuable
'model for use in other river basin
areas throughout - the nation."
regret that this vital measure
has not been accorded stronger
support from its main beneficiar
ies, the states, he added.
"Certain organizations that un- ,
dertake to speak for certain state'
governments have exerted vigor
ous opposition to the Water Re
sources Planning Act," he said,
"asserting that cooperative fed
eral-state rived basin • planning
would constitute an infringement
of state rights.
"Fortunately, several 'governors
have refused to be represented .by!
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