New York Daily News Reaches Three Year Labor Pact
A tentative three year contract was announced between Local 6 of the International Typographical Union and the New York Daily News averting a possible strike by ten unions. The agreement requires ratification by members and ends months of chapel meetings and work stoppages in the composing room.
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New York
UPI
Local 6
International Typographical Union
New York Daily News
Bertram A. Powers
New York City
The
News
New York Times
World Journal Tribune
Long Island Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Publishers Association of New York City
Powers
U S Jets Battle MIGs Over Hanoi and North Vietnam Rail Yard
U S jets clashed with MIGs over Hanoi in two air battles and bombed North Vietnam s main rail yard near the city center. Two MIGs were shot down as U S forces pressed air and amphibious assaults around Da Nang and Chu Lai. Military spokesmen reported heavy air defenses, multiple dogfights, and intensified operations alongside Marine ground incursions toward strategic hills near the DMZ.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Thailand
United States
China
Red River
Dan Puon
da Nang
Chu Lai
Johnson seeks delay of rail strike in new push to end stalemate
President Johnson asked Congress to postpone the six railroad shopcraft unions strike for 47 days to allow time for a proposed settlement. Senate Labor Committee approved the motion 15 to 0 and a House hearing was slated, with a vote expected before the strike deadline. Johnson cited public interest and national impact, stressing the effort to avoid widespread rail disruption and bolster Vietnam-era sacrifices.
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Washington
UPS
Johnson
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Joseph S. Clark
House Commerce Committee
John W. McCormack
House
Congressional
W. Willard Wirtz
Defense
Robert McNamara
Transportation
Alan Boyd
Atty
Ramsey Clark
America
Vietnam
Federal Mediation Service
Turn Clocks Ahead Tonight in Vermont
Daylight Saving Time starts at 2 a.m. Sunday nationwide. Please move clocks forward one hour tonight. The lost hour returns next fall when clocks are set back the last Sunday in October.
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Vermont
Cassius Clay Refuses Induction. WBA Strips Title
Houston dispatch reports Cassius Clay refused induction into the U S Army during a Houston ceremony and again declined to take the oath. The WBA and Texas Boxing Commission immediately stripped him of the world heavyweight title, and federal officials began possible prosecution that could bring a five year jail term a 10000 fine or both. Clay stood with 11 others as his Muslim name Muhammad Ali was called and refused. Officials say the act may lead to a federal indictment after review by the Justice Department.
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Houston
Muhammad Ali
Steven Dunkley
Clay
Navy
C. P. Hartman
Daley Speaks Here Tonight at Labor Seminar Dinner
Lt. Gov. John Daley will speak at a Bennington dinner marking the Bennington County Central Labor Council annual labor seminar. The Paradise Restaurant hosts the 7:30 event as part of a weekend of sessions with registrations and a film opening Friday evening. Delegates from unions across the county attend as meetings run through Sunday afternoon at the Bennington Free Library.
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John Daley
Bennington
Bennington County Central Labor Council
Paradise Restaurant
Bennington Free Library
Profitable Season for Vermont Ski Areas in 1966 67
The Banner surveys Bromley Haystack and Magic Mountain showing strong profits and growth. Bromley touts a large snow making system and plans Bromley Village to convert slopes into year round recreation with residences nearby. Haystack improves access with a paved road and shuttle chair lift boosting 1966 67 performance. Magic Mountain reports a 50 percent lift ticket increase and highest season yet, crediting timing of snow and holiday periods while noting skier scarcity.
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Vermont
The
Banner
Bromley
Manchester
Fred Rogers
Rogers
Lord’s Prayer
Haystack Mountain
Wilmington
Haystack
Shielah Young
Miss Young
Magic Mountain
Hans Thorner
Magic Mountain Corp
Londonderry
Arthur Thorner
Corporation
Hans’ Son
Washington
Long to vote against censure of Sen Dodd
Senate aide Russell Long said he would vote against censuring Sen Thomas Dodd, calling the ethics panel report flawed and urging prosecution of former Dodd aides who took documents. He argued Dodd committed no crime and planned a floor speech defending him, while noting the committee scapegoated one man for wider practices.
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Long
Tom Dodd
Nixon
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Bipartisan Committee
Senate
Ethics Committee
Opening Day Trout Season Highlighted by Fishermen
Roy Marsden remarks on the special opening day for fishermen as readers note the trout season kickoff. Page 4 reference. Gymnastics at Arlington Memorial High School showcased in picture story on Page 5.
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Stratton Pond
Vermont
Grimm
Roy Marsden
Arlington Memorial High School
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World Boxing Association
Texas Boxing Commission
Edwin McKee
Daley
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Committee
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Richard M. Nixon
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Alan Legacy
Don Humphreys
Diane Niles
Don Chaffin
Don Shea
Kathy Betit
Mark Dwyer
Tim Morrissey
Anne Horst
Sullivan
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