Labor loses bid to repeal Iowa right to work law
In the 61st Iowa General Assembly the effort to repeal the right to work law failed in the Senate. Labor favored bills passed to liberalize unemployment and workers compensation benefits, ban strike breaking, and form an industrial safety commission. Some proposed changes like union shop were rejected. Benefits for unemployed workers rise with faster eligibility and weekly checks. Death benefits for on the job deaths increase to 14 050, with higher temporary disability payments.
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Chad Skaggle
Des Moines
Organized Labor
Senate
Iowa
Harold Hughes
61St General Assembly
Hughes
Extra Hour For Iowa Bars Tonight
Iowa bars may stay open until 2 a m on weekdays and 1 a m on Sundays under a 1965 law. Secretary of State Gary Cameron said the law takes effect once published in two newspapers, with publication to occur Thursday.
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Des Moines
Gary Cameron
Cameron
Titan 3C Readied for June 17 Firing
The Titan 3C, America’s most powerful rocket, is being groomed for a scheduled firing June 17 following a dress rehearsal. Titan 8C thrusts nearly three million pounds and could place 25 000 pounds into orbit, with studies by the Air Force exploring increases to 30 000 40 000 pounds.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Air Force
Lynda Bird Johnson to Visit Apache Battleground Site
Lynda Bird Johnson will join 21 students in a peaceful expedition to Grasshopper Arizona to participate in an Arizona University dig at an ancient 1400 A.D. pueblo ruin near Coyotero Apache lands. The visit recalls the 1881 Cibecue battle where 79 troopers, six officers and 23 scouts fought 300 Apaches with casualties on both sides. The trip is solo funded by Lynda Bird and carries no college credit.
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Grasshopper
Ariz
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda Bird
U.S.’ Cavalry
University of Arizona
Raymond H. Thompson
U.S
Cibecue
Eugene Asa Carr
Noday Delklinne
White House
White Mountain
U S Saudi Arms Deal Reported in Beirut Daily Star
The Beirut Daily Star says the United States will sell Saudi Arabia a large arms package including several air squadrons within 30 months. An unnamed Saudi Foreign Ministry official indicated first planes would arrive late this year or early 1966.
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Beirut
Lebanon
United States
Saudi Arabia
Beirut Daily Star
Foreign Ministry
Apache gathering billed for eastern Arizona ceremony
About 2 000 Apaches are expected to gather for the ceremony in eastern Arizona. The event aims to honor heritage and community ties, drawing attendees from regional tribes and neighboring areas.
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Arizona
Cere
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