No Quarks Found Yet In Nuclear Hunt
Washington scientists told the American Physical Society they bagged zero quarks so far. They caution that failure to observe quarks does not prove they don’t exist, suggesting they may require more energy to reveal within protons and neutrons.
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UPI
American Physical Society
Murray Gell-Mann
California Institute of Technology
Gell-Mann
Atomic Energy Commission
James Joyce
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Joyce
Johnson asks Congress for civil rights bill expansion
President Johnson urged Congress to pass a broad civil rights package to combat racial discrimination in housing and other areas. He requested 100 additional FBI agents and new authority to curb violence, detailing a national policy against segregation and protections for Negro rights. Sen. Birch Bayh seeks $400,000 more for Indiana public works including Patoka and Clifty Creek reservoirs.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Sacad
Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Memorial Day Plans Discussed By Vets
Plans for Anderson's Memorial Day observance in 1966 were set to begin with a Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting at Memorial Park Cemetery office. Marvin Lowash heads the planning committee and Rubey Johnston coordinates publicity. Veterans groups were invited to participate in the program.
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Memorial Park Cemetery
Marvin Lowash
Rubey Johnston
W. 2Nd St
Sowash
UMW and Firms Set New Wage Pact with Fringe Benefits
In Washington AP reports the United Mine Workers and soft coal industry leaders signed a two and a half year contract raising basic wages by one dollar a day retroactive to April 1. It adds vacation pay holidays and higher second and third shift pay to curb ongoing informal strikes affecting up to 60,000 miners.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
FMW
W. A. Boyle
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Southern Coal Producers Association
Rambler to Slow 1966 Model Production and Layoffs
United Press International reports American Motors will slow 1966 Rambler production starting June 20 and end model year production July 15. About 13,000 workers will be laid off through Aug 8, with 9,000 at Kenosha and 4,000 at Milwaukee body operations. The long idle period aims to accommodate 1967 model changes and lagging sales. Local 75 cites it as the longest changeover in AMC history. Some workers will be kept on. vacations cushion cuts.
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United Press International
American Motors Corp
William Y. Luneberg
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Milwaukees Local 75
AMC
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