House OKs Wage Increase to 1.60 an hour in 1963
The House approved a bill to raise the minimum wage to 1.60 an hour by 1963 and extend coverage to more workers. The measure heads to the Senate, where supporters expect possible expansion. The vote was 202 to 93. AFL-CIO backers push to broaden coverage and delay a second-step increase.
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House
Senate
Johnson
Labor Committee
Senata
Labor
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D-Mich
Ralph W. Yarborough
Dtex
AFL - Cio
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Turncoat Adams Seeks Peace After Viet Nam Tapes
Clarence Adams, a former U S soldier who broadcast tapes to Hanoi urging Black soldiers to seek equality, says he acted alone from Beijing and Hong Kong. He crossed into Hong Kong 13 years after rejecting repatriation, claiming he did not betray the United States. He plans no antiwar activity, seeking only to reunite with family and find work.
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Clarence Adams
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Liberation Front
Peking
United States
Adams
Tokyo
Japan
Congress
Speculation On Russian Ocean Tests
In American space circles speculation arose after Tass announced a 512 month test in the Pacific to trial a landing system variant for space vehicles. Some questioned whether the Soviets tested water landings or parachute and retro rocket systems for returns from the moon, while noting no further details were released.
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Soviet Union
Pacific Ocean
Tass
Pacific
U.S
United States
Oceanography Course Completion By Baytown Officers
U S Ready Reserve officers Cmdr. McElhannon Lt. Davis and Cmdrs Braswell Clarke finished a TAO week oceanography course at the U S Naval Oceanographic Office in Washington They toured HMS Vidal National Geographic Society Museum the Museum of History and Technology and Washington Cathedral during their visit The course aims to acquaint Reserve officers with ocean science advances and sea power relevance to national life
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John H. Davis
J. W. O Neill
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NS. Naval Oceanographic Office
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Alfred Graphic
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Cmdr
W. Clarke
Wiliam A. Mel Bihari
I. Cmér
Léonard D. Braswell
Linfred v Clarke
John BE. Davis
U.S. Ready Reserve
Company 213
U.S., Naval Oceanographic Office
Davis
Linwood
Humble
HMS
Vidal
Washington Nav Yard
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McElnannon
West Texas Storms Cause Floods and Fire Damage
Heavy storms drenched West Texas with up to two inches of rain in Midland and surrounding areas. Lightning sparked fires and caused power outages while flooding, mud, and washed-out roadways disrupted residents and utilities near Odessa, Andrews, San Angelo, and Colorado City.
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Midland
AL Andrews
Pro
Avex & Allgood Co
Misland
Lightning & i
Odessa
Midland Drive
Andrews
Texas
Colorado City
San Angelo
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