Labor Strikes Injunctions Bill Killed in Senate
The Senate killed by a standing vote a bill to amend laws on labor strike injunctions after mediation efforts. Sen. Edmund R. St. John Jr. urged the measure citing the 1960 GE Pittsfield strike, while Sen. A. Frank Foster argued there was no need for the law. St. John rebutted that courts should aid workers amid alleged misconduct by picketers.
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Johnson Senate approves three ambassador nominees
The Senate confirmed President Johnsons picks for three ambassadorships. Jack Hood Vaughn was named ambassador to Panama after committee approval. Katherine Elkus White, chairman of the New Jersey Highway Authority, becomes ambassador to Denmark and Henry L. T. Korken of New Jersey is named ambassador to the Congo. Rutherford M. Pats was approved as assistant administrator of the Agency for International Development for the Far East.
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