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JFK Blunts Port Strike
NEW YORK CAP)—Union long
shoremen . struck Atlantic and
Gulf Coast deep water ports from
Maine to Texas yesterday in a con
tract dispute. President Kennedy
immediately invoked the Taft-
Hartley Act to blunt the multi
million dollar impact of the walk
out-.
"If this strike is allowed to con
tinue for any length of time,"
said a White House statement,
'!its effects will have grave
and far reaching repercussions on
our.total domestic economy and
upon our ability to meet our- ur
gent commitments around - the
world.'!
Later, an official of the long
shoremen's union•annouriced that
Seven - other maritime unions had
agreed to respect picket lines and
-walk off- all American ships that
dock in struck ,ports. •
THE STRIKE began at mid
night Sunday over the issue of
productivity on the docks. The
195 affected shippers want the
International Longshoremen's As
Norwegian Shipominers
Stop Trade with Cuba
OSLO, Norway (AP)—The Nor
wegian Shipowners Association
called on its members yeliterday
to' make sure their vessels are
not ,used in carrying cargoes "to
and from Cuba."
Norway is the second NATO
conntry to take steps - toward bar
ring traffic - to Cuba after pro
tests in the United States that
Western Allies are hEiping the
Soviet military buildup of Cuba.
Turkish shipowners said last
week they had voluntarily stopped
their vessels from operating on
the Soviet-Cuban route,
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Advance preparations had
cleared most ports of ships: More
than a score, however, were
caught at their berths.
Leis than 10 hours after the
walkout began, President Ken
nedy set up a three-man fact-find
ing board, first step in the Taft-
Hartley procedure. It i sched
uled to report on Thursday, after
whjch the President is free to ob
tain a strike-halting ` injunction.
It was the fifth time the Taft-
Hartley Act had been invoked
against the dock union.
Alexander P. Chopin, chairman
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Shipping Association, said it was
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Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-
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that attacks on the European
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a ."senseless and needless strike!'
He said it defied the President's
efforts to tie wage increSses 'to
productivity advances.
THE 'UNION 'had lermed the
strike a form of "lockout?' Thomas
Gleason, I.L.A. vice president and
chief• union negotiator, said he re
ceived a telegram from Antwerp,
Belgium, which reported that Bel
gain dock workers would boycott
American ships and refuse to un
load cargoes from this country.
- He said he expected sirnilafac
tion from dock orkel in Eng
land and France.
Negotiations collapsed last Sat
urday between the I.Z.A. and the
shipping association after weeks
of fruitless bargaining.
revolution and the end of cold
nialism in Asia and Africa.
HE - DESCRIBED as cold war
talk the charges by Soviet For
eign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko
and other._ Communist speakers
that the European Common Mar
ket was created to support "NATQ
aggressions."
Actually, the Belgian/ foreign
minister said, NATO would run
the risk of disiolution if European
political unity were achieved. The
United States 'and Canada. he
added, might find themselvesiso
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Astronaut Walter 1%.-: Schirra Jr. #e recovered aftec..two or three -
passed a health examination yes-orbits,_ and thus the winds could
terday with flying colors, but du: imuse trouble A they ; continue
bious weather clouded prospects strong. I
for his planned six -orbit flight
tomorrow.l powers said that squalls
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Schirra and his backup pilot , ctivitt in those two areas,' but:
Leroy Gordon Cooper Sr., corn- eather is not expected to be:
pleted physical tests at nearby roblem in the Pacifier landing
Patrick Air Force. Base Hospital- eas th t would be used if the
Dr_' Howard A. Minneis, astronaut trona went four, five or .sjx
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bleat r'_ planes located the
Otorm - y sterd 300 miles east-of
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told a news conference yesterday
that no major difficulties regard
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developed but that ithe weather
situation remains under close
scrutiny." •
HE SAID a tropical storm
named Daisy, 300 miles northeast
of „Puerto Rico, was moving north
westward at 35 miles an' hour.
center for distances up to 115
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