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Castle conciliation staff Conrad 187 women involved seamstresses who stitch sea covers Are demanding pay hikes to take them nearer toe pay earned by men who do e same work. They rejected settlement worked out monday night by Union and Ford offi als. Four thousand men were Laid off tuesday and a further 1,100 wednesday. The British overseas Airway Srp Boac was grounded for in fourth straight Day by Astrike of 1,040 pilots with Little in of a break in the a Rover motor co. Factory Wales where production was suspended and More than 2,500 Laid off tuesday by a strike of57 men management said it was offering a new pay formula for solution was in sight either at the Joseph Lucas fac in Birmingham which sup plies 90 per cent of the starter Sand generators for the British motor Industry. A Lucas spokes Man said the strike of 23 maintenance men there could Lead to laying off 100,000 men in various plants. Protesting go flying to . 28 . Give up 2-Day count 175 Saigon a another 28 Brown Viet Cong crawled out of their bunkers in suburban Saigon to surrender to vietnamese marines wednesday swelling the two Day toll of prisoners to nearly 175. One group of 14 gave up in Gia Dinh three Miles North of Central Saigon after three of their comrades were killed in Brief clash with the marines a government spokesman 14 others surrendered Sev eral blocks away without a South vietnamese Marine officer said there May be 50 to80 Viet Cong still in the area but they have been splintered into Small demoralized groups without a spokes Man said the prisoners have turned in More than 96 rifles and Crew served weapons. A South vietnamese military spokesman said that while 150viet Cong were giving them selves up tuesday 77 were killed in three skirmishes with the marines. The marines suffered Light casualties in the engagements the spokesman the final pockets of Viet Cong resistance crumbling it appeared that the May 5 second wave offensive against the capital was finally at an rocket threat still Hung Over Saigon but troopers of 25th inf div removed part of the threat tuesday afternoon when they found 32 warheads of 122mm warheads wrapped in paper and covered by Bushes were spotted by sgt. James n. Brown beside the hoc Mon canal eight Miles North of Saigon. The Viet Cong who had threat ened last week to Shell saigon100 consecutive Days with 100 rounds per Day beginning Mon Day fired two mortar rounds in to the capital Early wednesday. They were the first shells to hit the City since sunday. A government spokesman said both rounds hit a House in Saigon s Southeastern fourth precinct but no one was wounded. The . Mission announced that in the Viet Cong s terror shelling of Saigon 114 civilians were killed and 503 were wounded. London up . Army pvt. Jeremy Tupper 21, who faces a court martial for alleged desertion because he objects to vietnamese War was Enro Ute Back to the United states wednesday night a . Air Force spokesman said. Tupper was placed on a .Tiilitary plane flying from Mildenhall air base to Mcguire air Force base in new Jersey. From there Tupper is to Beaken by military police to it. Dix the air Force spokesman s arrest by British authorities led rebellious students to proclaim that they would March into court and Rescue Tupper before they would let him be returned to the United states. General Viet mobilization proclaimed 4th army div sgt. Dies in car crash Nuernberg Germany is a 4th army div Soldier was killed Here Early wednesday morning when he apparently lost control of his car and it hit a tree division spokesman said. The Soldier was staff sgt. Ray mond l. Dells of a Btry 1st in 22nd arty. The spokesman said dells was returning from Bremerhaven where he had Beeton administrative leave to pick up his is survived by his wife and two children in Chicago. Usan identifies Pilot killed in f100 crash Torrejon Spain special the air Force wednesday identified a Pilot killed tuesday afternoon in the crash of anf100 super Sabre Jet fighter near albacore victim was capt. Robert. Schoen 30, of the 401st Tacti Cal fighter Wing a Veteran of the vietnamese War. He is sur Vived by his Mother mrs. Fran Cis 0. Schoen of Newberg Ore. Race Bias in delivering new York a charged pizzas the Dif Ference Between the ring of Doorbell and the honk of a Horn has brought a complaint of racial discrimination against a Syracuse n.y., pizza new York state commis Sion for human rights says the complaint charged that delivery men for Frank s i a shop carry their pies to the door and ring the Bell of a customer in White neighbourhood but simply honk their horns in a negro neighbourhood and Wail for the customer to come to them. Hue Vietnam a presi Dent Nguyen Van Thieu wednes Day proclaimed general mobilization making South Viet Nam s Able bodied men betwee the Ages of 17 and 43 eligible for military service. Thieu made the expected announcement during a visit to South Vietnam s embattled Northern provinces. Under the general mobilization Thieu s government plans to increase the armed forces by268,000 men making the total number of men under arms More than one million. Some . Officials Are concerned that general mobilization will have a damaging effect on the Economy far out of proportion to the increased military strength it will provide for South Vietnam. But some vietnamese official unsure of . Intentions in South Vietnam after the november presidential elections want a big an army As possible. They reason that if the . Should begin pulling out its troops after the elections they will have Only their own forces to face the communists. Stock exchanges closed by backlog new York up the Newyork american and Over the counter Stock exchanges were closed wednesday to permit brokers to atch up on an Over whelming backlog of paper exchanges w a closed june 12 and also will be closed june 20 and july 5. Group picks rap Brown successor Newark up Phili Hutchings new Jersey coordinator for the student nonviolent coordinating committee a acc has been chosen to replace Brown As National head of the militant civil rights group it was disclosed in Newark said Hutchings 26, formerly a organizer for the students for a democratic society ads was selected at a weekend meeting in officials in new York declined to comment and said press release would be issued tuesday. Hutchings could not be said Brown did not seek re election to the top Post. Brown has headed the group since May 1967. He recently was sentenced to five years Ona Federal firearms conviction. He is under indictment for inciting to riot and arson last july in Cambridge will have the title of program coordinator of Hie eight year old organization. Dur ing the last two years under the chairmanship of Stokely Carmi Chael a acc espoused revolution. Hutch rings a Cleveland native was a classmate of car Michiael at Howard universe new Leader worked Lor a acc in Georgia and Tennessee and came to Newark in my As an organi or for ads an shortly thereafter a Camo a full Lime worker for a acc
