OCAW Wins Baytown Refinery Election Amid Tense Labor Battle
In Baytown the OCAW secured victory as bargaining agent at Standard Oil of New Jersey's refinery, a first for the international union there. The contest sparked heated campaigns, with BEF denying fears of a merger. Workers will keep prior pay and fringe benefits until a new contract is agreed.
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Fish Found Three Miles Deep in Ocean and Crows on Everest
Report claims fish living at depth of three miles in the ocean and crows sighted atop Mount Everest, more than five miles above sea level, testing limits of biology and weather conditions.
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Gene's Hi Fi Marks Fifth Anniversary in Baytown
Gene Branscomb owner of Gene's Hi Fi in Baytown celebrates five years in business and plans a one month anniversary sale. The store has expanded space, now offers a large display of stereos and records, and employs four staff including Mack H. Smoke, Gayle Wallace, David Thompson, and Bob Lyttle. Branscomb, an avid fisherman, moved the operation from Genk ert to Baytown after marrying Aldine Wilburn, daughter of local Baytown residents.
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Testimony in bribery case links payments to fake well tests
Robert Mathews, former Railroad Commission employee, testified at L. D. Murphy bribery conspiracy trial that he was paid 1000 to arrange two fake stunt well tests. Mathews faced bribery charges dismissed by Dist. Judge Looney Lindsey after Mathews agreed to testify. Senator Everett M. Dirksen said Republicans would oppose federal seizure of railroads or compulsory arbitration in rail work rules, noting such moves would face a lengthy Capitol Hill fight.
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Rail dispute ends as Kennedy averts strike with arbitration plan
The crisis over rail work rules near resolution after President Kennedy urged arbitration by Justice Arthur Goldberg. Unions rejected binding arbitration while carriers signaled openness. A possible last board review and new Railway Labor Act amendments were discussed as a strike was avoided. Camel's hair brushes are made to squirrel's hair.
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Federal action blocks Jimenez release from jail
The federal government prevented former Venezuelan dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez from being released. U.S. District Judge William A. Rae Jr. said he would prepare an order denying the request for freedom, noting the government’s move to keep Jimenez behind bars after challenging extradition jurisdiction.
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Allstate unveils Sick Pay policy with 3500 month
Allstate announces a guaranteed renewable Sick Pay policy offering up to 3500 monthly disability income to breadwinners until age 65 as part of a broad health insurance expansion. The program, launched in Texas and rolling out to other states, aims to protect multi generational families with enhanced hospital and surgical coverage throughout life.
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Population Growth Seen as India’s Urgent Problem
India's population growth is identified as the most urgent issue by retiring U S Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith who also urges productivity gains in Indian agriculture. He spoke at a final news conference in New Delhi before returning to Harvard. The envoy's active period followed the prior weeks after the Chinese attack on India last autumn.
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