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NEW YORK (APl—The New i’ork newspaper strike continued through its sixth day Monday with a federal mediator groping vainly for a solution. Neither side seemed inclined to budge an inch.

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Finnegan spent most of the day shuttling back and forth trying to get the publishers representa- tives and the striking newapaper mail and deliverers union to sit down to"face-to—face talks.

The city's newsstands have been bare of local papers since shortly after the strike began the night of Dec. 9. The nine big New York dailies normally circulate 5,500,000 papers a day.

The 4,500 - member delivery men’s union .valked out in a dis- pute over wages and working conditions, after a $7 wage pack- age offer by the publishers was tentatively accepted by union ne- gotiators then turned down by the

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The destroyed homes were in the San Juan hot “rings area, 13 miles northeast of “:e mission celebrated in song and legend for its migrating swallows.

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