Educational Debate Seen In Senate 14 B Repeal Move
United Press International reports that the U S Senate will debate repealing 14 B of the Taft Hartley Act which allows states to ban compulsory unionism. Dirksen vows prolonged educational debate, while supporters urge reevaluation of labor aims and Great Society power dynamics. The piece notes perceived tensions in Georgia North Carolina and near the Supreme Court.
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Senate
U.S. Senate
Johnson
LBJ
Washington
Great Society
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Dirksen
All Americans
Georgia
North Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
City's Hefty Meter Maids Fight Battle of the Bulge
NEW YORK UP I The battle of the bulge ends for 90 city meter maids kept on six month probation for being overweight. Two failed to meet chief Matthew Coreys eye test for slimness in uniform after weight loss efforts. One quit, another, Josta Granier, kept trying at spas and a New Jersey clinic, still deemed too heavy. Patricia Lockner passed, with department saying she now resembles Kim Novak more than before. The piece then shifts to discuss compulsory unionism and Supreme Court rulings on protesting members refunds, unions open shop, and political spending.
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New York
UPI
Bulge
Josta Granier
Matthew Corey
Corey
Josta
Miami Beach
Long Branch
N. J
Patricia Lockner
Kim Novak
Supreme Court
Southern Railway
Associated Lines
Georgia
North Carolina
Dirksen
Shaftsbury GOP caucus set for September 13 at Cole Hall
Republican voters in Shaftsbury are warned of a caucus at Cole Hall on Monday September 13 1965 at 8 PM to elect Shaftsbury Republican Town Committee members for the next two years and to conduct other proper business. The notice lists election of town committee officers county committee members and any new business. Bennington Lanes ads and Bennington Bookshop promotions appear in the same clipping.
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Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
Republican Town Committee
Tracy E. Kenyon Jr
Arlington
Bennington
East Arlington
Watts Riots Seen as Local Uprising Not Race War
The Watts disturbance in August 1965 surged from a single arrest into a weeks long crisis with 37 deaths and about 50 million dollars in damage. National Guard and police fought looting, arson, and sniper fire while observers noted racial overtones and rising economic resentments in Los Angeles area neighborhoods.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Watts
National Guard
Roderic L. Hill
New York
Harlem
California
Kashmir Crisis Links US and USSR in Push to End India Pakistan War
The United States and Russia share concern over the India Pakistan conflict as Red China grows stronger in Asia. Beijing backs Pakistan while Washington fears a Chinese expansion south and its impact on Southeast Asia. The article also notes King, Parker, and Brown involved in post riot inquiries. The McCone commission is tasked with a chronology and causes, with a December 1 report due.
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United States
Russia
India
Pakistan
Washington
Moscow
Red China
Asian Subcontinent
Peking
China
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
New Delhi
Edmund G. Brown
John T. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr
William H. Parker
Parker
Samuel W.yorty
California Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Bradford Crittenden
Dr. King
King
South
McCone
Brown
television radio schedule for weekday lineup
A dense listing of the daily and Monday through Friday broadcasting grid with shows across child cartoons, news, talk and variety programs. It includes times for Bozo Batman and Robins, Alvin Show, Sky King, The Jetsons, Dick Tracy, Gilligan style items, and notes about weather and sports updates. The guide concludes with weather and news summary remarks and mentions Red Sox broadcasts on WBTN.
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U.S.A
Alvin Show
Davey and Goliath
Deputy Dawg
Top Cat
Tenn
Hector Heathcote
Capt. Bob
Robin Hood
Wally Gator
Linus
Casper
the Jetsons
Fury
Porky Pig
Sky King
Wyatt Earp
Bugs Bunny
Hoppity Hopper
Flicka
John Page
Bulletin
Marion Harris
Faith Pryor
Nat'l Guard
Civil
Navy
Red Sox
WBTN
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Lyle C
Wilson
United Press International
Humane Society
Republican Caucus
Orlendo Cullinan
Woodford
South Shaftsbury
Shepard
West Shaftsbury
Bennington County Humane Society
Main St
Main
Pleasant Streets
Automotive Agencies
MGB
Vic & Paul’s Motor Sales & Service
State Road
North Adams
Mass
Rock OF Ages
Barr Guild
D.E. Carver
Washington Avenue
Toyota
Spike
S. Call
Bennington Farm Equipment
Hogar
Chevrolet
Cadillac Inc
Bennington Bookshop
Main St. Bennfhaton
Falcon Ltd
R&h
Comet 2 Door, Ltd., R&h
Milcore Ford
Main St. Bennington
Joseph A. ST. Amant
Marquette Frye
Ronald
Rena
Lee Minikus
Bob Lewis
John Shabazz
Thomas C. Lynch
Kashmir
Kashemir
Subcontinent
B.C
Blondie
Steve Canyon
By Charles M. Schulz
Johnny Hart
Barney
By Chie Young
Tudbury's
Milton Caniff
The
Kremlin
Heart of
JulIet Jones
Paul Guardian
MR. Gedney
Steve
Madame Hooks Castle
Stan Diak
Paul
Leagett
Corporation
Deale No
Bennington Rd
TSA
LeBlancs
Cks
Hunt Street
Motors
Volkswagen
Hunt St
the Oklahoman
Sugarfoot
Bozo
Lloyd Thaxton
Dateline
Boston
Earle Pudney
Senator
Walter Cronkite
Huntley-Brinkley
Sunset Strip
Pete Williams
Congress
Everest
Billy Graham
Flintstones
Capitol
the Barn
Kenneth Clark
Bob Hope
Mets
Miln
Addams Family
Houston Symphony Orchestra
Cara Williams
Vacation Playhouse
Jack Benny
Creative Person
Peyton Place
Jack Paar
Elliot Norton
Bat Masterson
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