NAM Raps Kennedy Labor Dispute Policy
NAM leaders denounce Kennedy administration labor policy and call for federal court jurisdiction over unfair labor practices. Industrial Relations Committee urges stripping NLRB powers and expanding presidential and congressional authority to handle national emergency strikes. Indiana news notes a nursing home education grant and cooperative aging care research. Helicopters noted as aiding cattle roundups.
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Industrial Relations Committee
The
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Passei Nalforce
Association of Manufacturist
Mats St. “Ytutrnarees tBuers
Tes
Kennedy
Inet
Congress
National Labor Relay
NLRB
Federal District Courts
Wirtz Attacks Rockefeller Job Figures At NY News Conference
Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz accused Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of using unreliable figures to forecast a national unemployment surge and stressed New York’s own unemployment as a major part of the problem. He said Rockefeller’s data are misleading and addressed the issue at a 50th anniversary Labor Department dinner held in two Manhattan hotels.
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New York
UPJ
W. Willard Wirtz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wirtz
Rockefeller
Spanish Guinea
UPLIH
U.S. Department of Labor
Department
Senate
Lebanon
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Hississippi
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Edgewood PTA Elects Officers at April Meeting
Conrad L. Gaunt was elected president of the Edgewood Scoe PTA at the April meeting. Daryl Ecker was named vice president, Mrs. Harry Riley secretary and E. R. Todtenbier treasurer.
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Edgewood Pta
Conrad L. Gaunt
Edgewood Scoe Pva
Heaily
Daryl Ecker
Harry Riley
E. R. Todtenbier
Race Dispute Funds Power Move Starts Murder Trial
A complex court filing in Floyd Circuit Court sets the stage for Clarence L. Hall’s first degree murder trial in Jeffersonville after a Clark County grand jury indicted him in the shooting of Joel L. Mauk on November 19. The case centers on a bounced $10,000 check and alleged debts from a motel craps game.
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New Albany, Ind
UPI
Jouit Court
C. Bliss Eskewin
Clark Circuit Court
New York
Floyd Circuit Court
Clarence L. Hall
Jeffersonville
Washington
Kennedy
Miss Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Madison
M. B. Crawford
Madison Heights
Maurice Howard
Billie J. Bienert
Hall
Clark County
Joel L. Mauk
Mauk
Floyd Cir
Commercial Proposed For Television Award
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The singing commercial used in Senator Birch and Bayh's campaign has been nominated for an Oscar type award. Robert M Long advertising man whose firm handled the campaign and produced the Hey Look Him Over jingle said it was among 30 nominated for the award list of the 1963 American Television Commercials Festival from 1 367 entries.
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UPI
Sen. Birch & Bayh
Robert M. Long
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