Defense Dept Voices Concern over Strike at Raytheon
Mass strike by 10 600 union workers at Raytheon Co plants continues with no settlement. About 80 percent of 13 000 non union workers crossed picket lines as police report scattered incidents. Defense Department fears reduced defense production as talks stall. Raytheon employs 23 000 nationwide with plants in Andover Bedford Burlington Lowell Newton Norwood North Dighton Quincy Sudbury Wal tham and Wayland. Negotiations remain uncertain after a wage dispute, with Raytheon offering 6 percent vs IBEW demand of 11 percent.
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Lexington
Mass
UPI
Raytheon Co
Raytheon
Defense Department
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
BEW
Armed Services
Daniel F. Hurley
Washington
General Electric Co
Massachusetts
John Givens
Lawrence
Andover
Givens
Charles
Tewksbury
Bedford
Wayland
James Mooney
Waltham
Chuck Bouchard
Methuen
Burlington
Lowell
Newton
Norwood
North Dighton
Quincy
Sudbury
Thomas L. Phillips
IBEW
Georgia Congressman predicts dark days ahead if Maddox wins
Georgia congressman Charles L Weltner warned dark days would follow if Lester Maddox captured the governorship, saying the Democratic party would become a one man party and federal programs in Georgia could be scuttled. He also doubted Wallace’s third candidacy helping Republicans and condemned SNCC as harmful to the Negro cause.
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Georgia
Maddox
Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Lester Maddox
Charles L. Weltner
D-Ga
Harvard Student Bar Association
Howard
Bo) Calloway
Calloway
Atlanta
Weltner
Alabama
George Wallace
South
Wallace
GOP
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Stokely Carmichael
Jewish emigration to Israel tops 200000 amid crisis
An Arab League report on Thursday said more than 200000 Jews left Israel due to a severe economic crisis. It also noted that about 40 percent of American and Canadian Jews who moved to Israel eventually returned to their native countries.
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Cairo
U.A.R
UPI
Israel
Arab League
Minutemen Convicted On Weapons Charges
Robert Bolivar DePugh and two Minutemen leaders were found guilty of conspiracy and possession of unlicensed weapons under the Firearms Act. Sentencing was delayed for new-trial motions. The group, described as an underground army, aims to resist perceived threats and investigates infiltration of Communist sympathizers.
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Kansas City
UPID
Robert Bolivar DePugh
Minutemen
DePugh
Walter Patrick Peyson
Norborne, Mo
Troy Houghton
San Diego
Peyson
Norborne
Historic Shrines Seen as Tourist Attractions
Massachusetts tourism official says historic shrines belong to all. Shrines drew 12 percent more visitors this year and added $1.2 billion to the economy, aiding cultural growth and revenue, while urging protection of sites. A Boston Athenaeum director questions tourism funding. In England, a court hears why a roof repairman cannot return to work as a father of nine collects $58.80 weekly unemployment.
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Boston
UPS
Massachusetts
Lawrence Flynn
Chelsea
Northeastern University
Flynn
Walter Muir Whitehill
Boston Athenaeum
Southend
England
UPI
Leonard Gordon
Gordon
Navy Captain Convicted for Conduct Unbecoming
Navy Capt. Archie C. Kuntze was found guilty by general court martial of conduct unbecoming an officer for a Saigon affair with a Chinese national. He received an official reprimand, a loss of 100 promotion numbers, and faced retirement options. acquitted on 15 charges, a heavier dismissal was possible.
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Navy
Treasure Island
Calif
UPI
Archie C. Kuntze
Saigon
Kuntze
Janie Suen
Bangkok
Sentenc
Catholics Debate Friday Meat Abstinence Policy Change
Washington bishops met to decide whether Catholics may eat meat on Fridays, weighing a shift toward personal conscience. The Vatican gave national hierarchies authority to modify abstinence rules, as the new National Conference of Catholic Bishops formed replacing NCWC. Archbishop Dearden of Detroit elected president amid a broad protest against welfare programs seen as pressuring birth control.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Catholic University
Patrick A. O’boyle
John P. Cody
Chicago
United States
Italy
France
Canada
Mexico
Paul VI
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
National Catholic Welfare Conference
NCWC
John F. Dearden
Detroit
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Alice Bruns
Alice
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Russia
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Tom Giri
Seattle
Wash
Yakima Valley
Wenatchee
Esso
J. H. Winslow Plumbing & Heating Supply CO
Depot ST. — Bennington
Bennington
North St
Dial
Besi
RCA Victor
Montserrat Caballe
Caballé
the New Yorker
Julian Bream Baroque Guitar
Bach
Sanz
Sor. Weiss
Visee
Leontyne Price
Purcell
Barber
Francesco Melnan
Pradesh
Price
LSC
Chopin
Tormino Sky Sextet
GU Vane RE Quartet
Borts Krroyt
Mischa Schneider
Schneider and
Kroyt
Noveck - Shultz, Inc
Au, Main
Bennington, VT
HaIll
Edward DP. Mahar
N.F.D.A
Dhone
Sears
Sears Catalog
North Adams, Mass
Great Barrington
Colonie Center
N.Y
Schenectady, N.Y
Amsterdam
N.Y. — Hudson, N.Y
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