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CITY FALLS:
Lon Nol to change govt.

By The UPI and Reuter
PHNOM PENH--Intensive poli-
tical bargaining began yesterday
on the formation of a new Cam-
bodian government as Communist
forces gained a big military suc-;
cess with the capture of the coastal
city of Kep.
Associates of President Lon Nol
began to sound out opposition lead-
ers on prospects of joining the re-
gime, in the hope of making it
more acceptable to dissident and
Communist elements who have
stepped up their military pressure
in recent weeks., The United States
has been pressing for a broaden-
ing of the government.,
Among the opposition leaders ap-
AFL-CIC
sup port
WASHINGTON (') - AFL-CIO
President George Meany accus-
ed the Teamsters of "union bust-
ing" in taking over California
field workers contracts, and
pledged full support yesterday
to Cesar Chavez' United Farm
Workers union.
Meany said the Teamsters, in
collusion with the growers, were
trying to wipe out Chavez' rival
AFL-CIO affiliated union.
"The Teamsters' union busting
drive would be absolutely dis-
graceful u n d e r any cir-
cumstances," Meany complained
in a statement. "But for the na-
tion's largest union to seek to
destroy this smaller union rep-
resenting some of the most ex-
ploited workers in the nation is
intolerable."
The AFL-CIO leader joined
Chavez' plea for a congressional
investigation of alleged illegal
payoffs to the Teamsters, and
said he was sending the federa-
tion's top organizer back to Cal-
ifornia "to give the farmworkers
all the assistance we can pro-
vide.".
The bitter inter-union dispute
also will be brought before the
AFL-CIO executive council next
month to discuss what further
measures can be taken, Meany
said.
Teamsters President Frank
Fitzsimmons branded the payoff
charges "absolutely ridiculous
and unfounded."
The battle lines were drawn
Sunday when the Teamsters an-
nounced they had signed con-
tracts with grape growers in
California's Coachella V a 11 e y
covering 5,500 workers whose
contract with the UFW ekpired.
Each union claims the workers

proached was In Iam, a popular Commenting on Lon Nol's an-
Democratic party figure who ran nounced plans to form a new gov-
second in last year's presidential ernment that would include mem-
election. bers of opposition parties, Radio
Lon Nol announced in a radio Hanoi said the reorganization "is
broadcast late Tuesday night that aimed at settling internal conflicts
he had asked prime minister Hang of the Lon Nol puppet government
Thun Hak and his Socio-Republican which is deteriorating, while con-
party cabinet to resign as a pa- fronted with greater and greater
triotic gesture, but said they would military and political defeats."
stay in office until a new govern- "Under American pressure," Ra-
ment is formed. dio Hanoi continued, "Lon Nol has
North Vietnam made clear yes- been forced to introduce a num-
terday that despite planned re- ber of so-called opposition elements
forms in the Cambodian govern- into his Cabinet so that it may
ment, there can be no break- have a broader political base."
through in reaching a peace settle- "However reformed it may be,
ment until President Lon Nol steps the Lon Nol puppet government
down. still remains an instrument of they
U.S. imperialists in continuing to
Khmerize the war. With sucha
led esnature, the Lon Nol government
and disrupted every day."
The Radio Hanoi statements in-
r C h av ez dicated that Cambodian insurgents
'wouldcontinue a military drive
in hopes of forcing Lon Nol out.
workers don't fall under National Official U.S. sources in Wash-
Labor Relations Act rules for ington were still optimistic that
determining a representative un- the reorganization might encourage
ion by election. AFL-CIO machin- the start of cease-fire talks.
ery for settling such jurisdiction- Political observers in Phnom
al disputes also is inapplicable Penh tended to agree with the1
since the Teamsters were expel- Hanoi position that regardless of
led from the labor federation in how Lon Nol reshuffles the gov-
1957- ernment, there will be no progress
In the Coachella vineyards east in bringing North Vietnamese-
of Los Angeles, Chavez' men supported forces into the peace
were on strike, picketing ranches negotiations as long as he and his
that signed with the Teamsters. brother, Lon Non, retain supreme
Sheriff's deputies said they had power.
arrested more than 130 farm ------- -
workers mostly for violating 1

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