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Yanks Promised In Peru

No More Strike Violence

LIMA. Peru rReuters) —— A United States mining executive who arrived here from New, York was reported toi have been assured there Would‘ be no repetition of Monday's strike violence in which,some

.000.000 in American mining property was destroyed.

Robert Koenig. president of' the Cerro Corporation of Newi

been assured by military juntai

head Gen. Ricardo Pere Godoy‘ there would be no more dis-‘E turbances.

Earlier Tuesday the. govern- ment claimed to have the min- ing area of Oroya under controli after strikers from a Commu-i mst-led union Monday burned: down about 34.000.000 worth of. industrial plant. 1

Government offictais on-i firmed the damage figure which'

' .N.Y. Newspaper Strike

May Centinue

NEW YORK tAP) —— Labor Secretary Wi-rtz said here' the printers strike that has‘ blacked out New York's nine. major daily newspapers for Ill diays could continue for six or}

larea~about

included a destroyed warehoiise valued at $2,500,000.

he government claim fol-' lowed reports the strikers had taken over the mining centre. All mines were reported closed. making idle 13.000 men.

Some 4.000 striking members i the Communist-led Metal- lurgical llnion were reported to have burned the coke plant. main warehouse. sampling plant and fuel supplies of the Cerro de Pasco Corporation.

Police and tr o o p s were ramped on all roads around the 140 miles east of here—to prevent further bloood- shed after 17 persons were in- jured. several seriously. during a clash between strikers and po- lice Monday.

e Cerro de Pasco Corpora- tion is a subsidiary of the U5. Cerro Corporation. It mines lead. inc. copper and silver.

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“You cannot ' dismiss that i possibility." he told a press conference at city hell "he

possibility should be taken see riously—it's that serious. It is. possible for it to go six or eight weeks or into March." l Wirtz met with Mayor Robert; Wagner to discuss not only the newspaper strike. hilt threatened Atlantic and port dock strike. . An nil-day aft-Hartley “cool- ing off" injunction against a; dock strike expires Sunday. i

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Earlier. peace talks were rc~‘ sumed for the first time in a

wee between te AFl.-. ClO international ypographi- : cal Union and the publishers. I

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“We. haven't moved .' niilll metre as far as closing the gap‘ is concrrned." reported Bert- ram A. Powers. president of the IU's striking Local ti.

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Schlosshcrg. who supervised ne— gotiations. said there was “no progress whatsoever in the basic positions." ‘

Wirtz canvassed the newspa-. per situation. a week ago and found the printers union hope. lessly deadlocked with the T‘ub-. lishers Association of New York. over wages. hour

suspended negotiations Dec. 12

The 3.000 - member ill went on strike Dec. ft in a demand for an $18.45 weekly pay raise over tWo years. Base pay now averages $141 a week. he pub- lishers offered an $8 package for the two years. ‘

The. strike made idle ncarly 30.000 employees on the New York Times.

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Third Trawler Of Stern Series To Be Launched

HATHURST. NB. tt‘P'—-The Grand Monarch. third and larg- est steel stern trawler to be built in New Brunswick this year will be launched here Fri-

ay.

The vessel was built by Bath-

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pany of Newfoundland.

Mrs. H. A. Russell. wife of an official of the storage company will officiate at the launching.

The $500000 vessel is similar

yard this your for New Bruns— wick fishing interests. The keel was laid Sept, .

The liS-foot Grand Monarch has accommodation for lit men

(lll‘lll‘ feet. sufficient to carry about 300.000 pounds of fresh fish.

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power and has variable pitch propellers. hydraulic winch and steering mechanisms.

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REPATRTATF. CHINESE

HUNG KONG tRcuicrs‘t Communist China plans‘ to send ships to India to repatriate Chl- nese victims of Indian 'cruel persecution" because of e ‘Sino-indian border conflict. The New China News Agency re— ported Tuesday. The (Shines;

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