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(AP) Members of the International Association of Machinists work- ing on 12 launching sites for At- las missiles have authorized un- ion officers to call a strike to * said 90 per cent of the local'g: 342 members attended the meet-. ing Sunday at which the authori<. zation was given. one: voted against it. The men are employed by General Dynamics Corporation,' prime contractor on the under- ground launching sites in north- ern New York and Vermont. © The local spokesman said the workers would wait 10 days after the current contract ex- pires June 23 before whether to go on strike. The union spokesman here . |said contract demands included a union shop, travel pay to the: hiring point for workers who are laid off, hospital-insurance paid by the company, and an allow- ance of 55 cents an hour from the federal government. col NOT.. IT'S B INCIDENC WHAT 2 WISHED t FOR BO XACTLY Hoffa Claims JFK Using Police Tactics SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- James R. 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