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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1966

Page

6

Down With Charlie Cry Heard In Paris Strike Shuts City

Paris faced a six million day strike as seven million workers halted business for 24 hours to press against President Charles de Gaulle's government. Railways electricity and gas gas, postal services and public offices were affected. State media also suspended broadcasting.

Paris UPI Charlie Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle

March factory inventories rise and SEC divestment ruling

In March factory inventories rose by 770 million dollars seasonally adjusted, matching February. Retail inventories grew more slowly. The Supreme Court upheld a 1964 SEC order directing New England Electric System to divest gas subsidiaries, enabling similar future divestitures. Insurgent director Levin lost a bid to force MGM to separate two stock expansion proposals for a May 24 vote. Sears Roebuck reported 10.1 percent earnings growth and 12.9 percent sales rise in Q1 1966, with chairman Cushman signaling retirement at year end.

United Press International Washington UPI Commerce Department Washington Supreme Court Securities and Exchange Commission New England Electric System Decison SEC New York Philip J. Levin Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer, Inc Edward McLean M.G.M Chicago Sears, Roebuck Vend Co Austin T.cushman

Chicago Building Strike Deadlock Ends Hope for Negotiations

A federal mediator described a complete deadlock between 4,500 Local 150 operating engineers and northern Illinois construction contractors after a three hour talk. The session yielded no further meetings, despite prior optimism, and the work stoppage threatens delays in highway and major building projects worth about 1 billion dollars.

Chicago UPD C.K. Call Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Office Call International Union of Operating Engineers Tinois

Mexican Mission Workers To Speak At Chesterfield Service

The Rev and Mrs Samus J Smith mission aries and field superintendents of the Ste na Mwastece ri state field of the Mexican Indian Mission in Mexico speak at Pilgrim Holiness Church Chesterfield this evening at 7 o clock. Public invited to attend.

Chesterfield Pilgrim Holiness Church Samus J. Smith Ste-na-Mwastece Ristate Mexico

Senate panel moves to oversee CIA operations

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 14 to 5 to expand oversight of intelligence and espionage agencies. A new nine member subcommittee, nicknamed the Secret Seven, would report to the full committee and gain access to CIA secrets. Jurisdiction includes budget and policy, with chairmen naming members and additional staff under discussion.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Com U.S Thal Intelligence Agency Iman J.W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Intelligence Committee Eugene J. McCarthy State Department Richard B McCarthy Fulbright Anderson Ki- Russell D-Ga Swan Felsession Democrats Ymca Dean Armstrong Ees Armed Services Frank J. Lausche Onio CIA PBI Mailer Siand Bourke Neal Hickenlooper Iowa Frank Carlson Kansas Karl E SOS SEC eSfense Intelligence Agency Mundt South Dakota

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