Supreme Court backs labor picketing in boycotts ruling
The Supreme Court held that second ary boycotts are not illegal when picketing a retailer to urge customers to avoid products from a struck supplier. The ruling involved Local 760 and Safeway stores in Seattle, affirming that such actions do not require proof of retailer economic injury.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Tree Fruits
Yakima
Wash
Janary
Safeway
Seattle
Washington State
U.S. Court of Appeals
NLRB
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
Darlington Manufacturing Co
Darlington
D.C
Deering Milliken Co
Deering Milliken, Inc
Capital Debates Uranium Cuts And Proof of Russia's Intent
Washington lawmakers greeted U S and Soviet plans to curb nuclear material output with mixed views Some urged inspections to verify Khrushchev pledge to halt two plutonium reactors and U235 production Others assailed Johnsons 20 plutonium and 40 uranium cut as unilateral disarmament The debate highlighted calls for verification and balance with military needs across party lines.
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Russia
Washington
Congress
United States
Khrushchev
Johson
U.S
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Joint
Huse Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
Chet Holifield
Dcalif
Joint Committee
Rep. Holifield
Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates By Carrier And Mail
Rates listed for Berkshire Eagle subscriptions by carrier and mail. Details include 45 cents weekly, monthly and yearly prices, postal zones, and a change of address instruction urging subscribers to notify the local post office and Berkshire Eagle of both old and new addresses.
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Berkshire Eagle
Mall
Jocal Post Office
Pittefleta
Massachusetts
Bor Ad
Rockefeller Urges Caution on Fission Material Cuts
In San Diego AP reports New York Governor Rockefeller warns against severe reductions in fissionable material for weapons. He cautions that rapid tech progress by the Soviets could force a future need for material and urges slow, cautious cuts under Washington Moscow agreements after speaking to about 800 at a luncheon.
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Johnson
Associated Press
New York
San Diego
Calif
Rockefeller
United States
Washington
Moscow
Underground A Tests Yielding Vital Data
Johnson said eight months of underground nuclear tests, including a 200 kiloton device at the Nevada site last September, provided new information on weapons designs and effects. The U S disclosed more underground detonations than announced, with safeguards to resume atmospheric tests on short notice if the Soviet Union breaches the treaty. Authorities noted progress in detecting clandestine tests in space and underground sites.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
U.S
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Glenn T Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jom F. Kennedy
McNamara Seaborg
Soviet Union
Outer Space
Nevada
McNamara-seaborg
Tually
McNamara
Seaborg
Goldwater Says Pentagon Misled Nation On Missile Strength
Senator Barry Goldwater charged the Pentagon misled Americans as he campaigned in Indianapolis claiming Soviet missiles outnumber U S forces. He cited estimates suggesting Russia could wield up to 880 missiles, challenging U S ICBM dominance. In Falls River band theft reports a Woody Herman Band bus was robbed of clothing money and valuables totaling 320 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Barry Goldwater
Pentagon
U.S
Arizona
Indiana
Western Europe
Sen. Goldwater
Air Force
Fall River, Mass
Woody Herman
Federal Judges Push Probation Plan to Cut Prison Use
U S courts push to expand probation with 44 new officers at an annual extra 2.2 million cost. Rep Rooney questions the move while Chief Judge Campbell cites cost comparison: prison inmate costs about 1,953 yearly, probation 206, and probation allows work and tax contributions. Campbell spoke for federal judges at a January closed hearing.
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Washington
UPL
President Johnson
John J. Rooney
Dn.y
House
Wiliam J. Campbell
Illnois
Campbell
Kennedy in Philadelphia for stroke treatment
Joseph P. Kennedy father of John F. Kennedy and former ambassador to Great Britain travels from Palm Beach aboard the family plane Caroline with niece Ann Gargan to Philadelphia for special treatment for his 1961 stroke. Afterward he is expected to return to Hyannis Port for the summer.
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Philadelphia
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Great Britain
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Caroline
Ann Gargan
Hyannis Port
Mass
Vaccine For Leukemia A Certainty
Chicago Medical researcher Dr Steven O Schwartz said a leukemia vaccine is an absolute certainty and could be ready in 10 years. He spoke at Wadley Research Institute while visiting Cook County Hospital. He called progress for a leukemia vaccine the next logical step and a certainty in the foreseeable future.
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Dallas
VPI
Chicago
Steven O. Schwartz
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Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
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