Final Action Near On New Wage Bill
Washington AP report says the House has a wage bill close to the Johnson administration and organized labor goals. The measure is near final action though slightly altered in drafting, signaling imminent floor consideration and potential amendments.
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Right Place Turns Birth Scene Into Emergency Delivery
Dallas mother Ercella Rubio gave birth in a plant parking lot after husband Tom Rubio hurried to Baylor University Medical Center. Nurse Evelyn Wormser helped deliver the 6 pound 14 ounce baby in the car, while a class on childbirth awaited at the plant. The story shifts to politics as the House passed a wage bill advancing minimums to 1.40 in 1968 and 1.60 by 1971 plus broader coverage for workers and farm laborers, claiming 7.2 to 7.9 million affected.
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Tom Rubio
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John H. Dent
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White Man Held For Shooting Negro Youth in Fayette
In Fayette Mississippi a 16 year old Negro boy named Charles Knight was shot in the left hip and taken to a hospital where he was not believed to be critically hurt. Deputy Pritchard said K D Dennis about 50 was arrested on charges of shooting with intent to kill and admitted firing the shot amid a civil rights meeting near Dennis’ home.
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Pritchard
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Fayette
K. D. Dennis
Dennis
Fowler Outlines Plan to End Dollar Drain at World Bank Meeting
Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler urged free world cooperation to reform the International Monetary System as he outlined five measures to end the dollar drain. He warned against harsh steps that would harm the global economy and admitted the U.S. may need to accept a continued balance of payments deficit while the Vietnam War continues. Fowler proposed reducing overseas military commitments, cutting foreign aid, restricting imports, limiting American tourism abroad, and enforcing controls on foreign loans and investments.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
United States
U.S
Free World
Fowler
American Bankers Association
Granada
Spain
New Conference Proposed On East West Problems
London based sources report the West plans a major East West conference in Europe with United States and Soviet Union participation. The aim is to ease European tensions and improve relations, with tentative plans under discussion ahead of a NATO council meeting in Brussels.
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London
UPI
West
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
NATO Council
Brussels
Russia
Britain
NATO
Students Cut Classes Rob Bank in Pittsburgh Heist
Two 17 year old students from Baldwin Whitehall High School skipped classes to rob Mellon National Bank Carrick Branch then returned to campus. Berkelbaugh handed teller Beatrice Bradley a demand for cash and fled with 1580 dollars while Genovisi drove the getaway car. They later returned to class and were later arrested or turned themselves in as police investigated.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Thomas Berkelbaugh
Edward Genovisi
Baldwin- Whitehall High School
Carrick
Mellon National Bank
Genovisi
Berkelbaught
Inquest Update on Deadwyler Slaying by Officer in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles coroner’s inquest into Leonard Deadwyler’s death continues as Dr. Thomas Noguchi testifies the slain motorist was very drunk the night of the shooting. The jury weighs accidental or criminal homicide while Deadwyler’s widow accuses provocation.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Leonard Deadwyler
Thomas S. Noguchi
Deadwyler
Jerold M. Bova
Southcentral
Bova
Peter M. Despard
Watts
Bakersfield
Evelle J. Younger
Benjamin Handy Jr
Urban League
Auto Safety Standards Could Be Interim National Rules
Washington report says revised safety standards for government purchases may become interim national standards for all cars this year. Senator Warren G Magnu son, chair of the Commerce Committee, indicated the panel may adopt GSA auto safety standards on an interim basis while refinements are made. The committee is drafting a broader traffic safety package to require vehicle safety standards across the auto industry for the first time.
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Washington
APS
General Services Administration
GSA
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Tass Publishes Attack on U.S. Near East Policy
Moscow reports that Tass accuses the United States of neo colonialist plotting against Syria and the wider Near East. The statement condemns imperialist powers and their agents for subversive activity and seeks unity among leftist Arab states after Kosygin’s UAR visit.
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Tass
U.S. Near East
Moscow
UPI
Russia
Middle East
United States
Alexei Kosygin
The
United Arab
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