High Court Expands Employer Power in Strike Lockouts
The Supreme Court rules employers may use temporary lockouts to pressure union bargaining, a 7 0 decision broadening rights to shut down or lay off workers. A Carlsbad multi store case allows temporary replacements to counter a whip saw strike, preserving a united front. The court also says owners may close a business for any reason but cannot target parts to thwart unions. Other rulings include a San Pedro dish washer sterilization case and presidential power to delay bills abroad. It also debates refunds for private leased wire customers and upholds lower rail rates on barge grain.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Carlsbad
N.M
United Front
Darlington, S.C., Manufacturing Co
Afl-Cio Textile Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Darlington Co
Deering- Milliken, Inc
4Th
Darlington
Deering-Milliken
San Pedro
Calif
Miguel Vega Andrada
High Court
California Supreme Court
Congress
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Western Union
Mississippi River
Vermont touts moral climate to lure industry
Hartford Vermont Development Department officials said a Wall Street Journal ad promoting industry in Vermont drew more than 700 replies in two days. Commissioner Elbert G. Moulton called the response encouraging and tied it to Vermont Life magazine cooperation. He noted no big city ills, a stable tax use and government accessibility as selling points, with further promotion pending legislative funding.
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Hartford
Vermont Development Department
Wall Street Journal
Elbert G. Moulton
Moulton
Development Department
Vermont
Vermont Life Magazine
Chameer of Commerce
President's Council on Physical Fitness Children Pioneers
A report on the President's Council on Physical Fitness highlighting youth programs and initiatives aimed at promoting exercise and healthy habits among children. The feature outlines council goals, community outreach efforts, and potential impacts on school activities and recreation programs.
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Council On Physical Fitness
The
President's Council On Physical Fitness
Washington, D.C
Civil rights leaders urge universal one man one vote voting bill
Four leading civil rights groups led by Dr. Martin Luther King and James Farmer call for a voting registration bill that guarantees one man one vote. They oppose federal relief measures tied to fixed disenfranchisement percentages and demand registrars be sent where people are barred from registering. They warn against ineffective token legislation and urge strong action where intimidation exists.
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Washington
South
Martin Luther King
SCLC
James Farmer
CORE
James Forman
SNCC
Lawrence Guyot
MFDP
Merger of RR Giants Given ICC Approval by Hale Montgomery
ICC examiners recommended approval of the proposed Pennsy Central merger creating the largest U.S. rail network with 19 600 miles of track and assets over 5 billion. Conditions include keeping New Haven freight only, not passenger services, and not forcing Pennsy to absorb New Haven’s losses unless deficits are offset. The record remains open for 10 years to permit possible Erie Lackawanna consolidation.
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Washington
UPI
Interstate Commerce Commission
Icc
New York Central
Pennsylvania
New Haven Railroad
New Pennsylvania Railroad
New Haven
United States
Canada
Commission
Jerome K. Lyle
Henry C. Darmstedter
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Erie Lackawanna
Norfolk & Western Railway
Delaware & Hudson
D&h
Norfolk & Western
Boston & Maine Railroad
Erie-Lackawanna
N&w
Pennsy Central
Eastern
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
N&ww
Pennsylvania-New York Central Transportation Co
Central
States
District of Columbia
Jagen Era Ends In British Guiana
British Guiana shifts to new leadership as Forbes Burnham wins coalition government after Cheddi Jagan’s defeat in elections. U S and Britain pledge aid while unrest lingers amid East Indian and Negro tension and calls for independence. Private investment grows with bond sales and industry expansion cited.
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British Guiana
United States
Cheddi Jagan
South America
South American
Brazil
Venezuela
Castro
Cuba
Japan
Jagan
D’aguiar
Burnham
Britain
Reynolds Metals Co
Anthony Greenwood
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Steve Canyon
Chic Young
Milton Caniff
Tridges
Heart of
Juliet Jones
O.K
Isolde
Jackie
METS
By Stan Drake
RR Giants
By Hale Montgomery
United Press International
ICC Examiners
Pennsy-Central
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York-Susquehanna
and Western Railroad
College Station, Tex
Texas
Texas A&m University
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