Chaplain Cies Turn In Dramatic Klan Hearing Moments
A former Ku Klux Klan chaplain, Roy Woodle of Lexington North Carolina, testified before the House Un American Activities Committee claiming a threat to his life after quitting the Klan and appearing on CBS. Joseph G DuBois of Goldsboro NC resigned while in the witness chair, saying he places God and country above Klan vows. DuBois turned over records to the committee.
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Teamsters win key airline radio dispatchers organizing vote
The Teamsters Union won a pivotal election organizing about 400 airline radio dispatchers across major carriers including Braniff American Eastern Trans World Pan American United and Continental. rival leaders warned of potential industry shutdowns while a Teamsters spokesman framed the result as a small gain in broader organizing efforts.
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American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations
Pan American World Airways
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Trans World
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Continental
Commerce
Johnson Signs Road Curbs With Gesture to Lady Bird
President Johnson signed the 320 million highway beautification bill in the East Room with his wife Lady Bird present. He pledged personal vigil to preserve natural beauty and vowed future steps, while 200 boosters attended the signing after his hospital stay.
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Selling Mars Big Advance In Stocks
New York AP reports a late selling wave marred a stock market rally that kept averages near historic highs. Dow rose to 952.42, S and P 500 at 91.98, Trans 8.96 million shares traded. General Motors hit a high around 111.5 before closing up 4 points.
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Tolerances May Be Raised FDA Admits Its Inability To Limit DDT Level in Milk
FDA says zero tolerance for DDT in milk may be raised after scientific proof that complete removal is impossible. Public health study areas nationwide and a Ribicoff pesticide bill set to start debate next year frame a widening regulatory push.
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St. Bernard Parishes
Monmouth County
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USS. Department of Agriculture
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B and M President Says Money Was His Fee
Boston AP report says Daniel A. Benson president of the Boston and Maine Railroad testified that $11,500 from International Railway Equipment Corp was a consultant fee. He faces trial with George F. Glacy and Patrick B. McGinnis on charges they diverted $71,500 in railroad funds for personal use tied to 1958 stainless steel car sales.
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Patrick B. McGinnis
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McGinnis
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George C. Sweeney
M.A. Schiavone & Sons
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Federal action urged to curb mislabels in factories
A call for federal inspection of factory methods and practices seeks government power to go to court to halt shipments of improperly labeled or manufactured products, aiming to protect consumers and ensure compliance across industries.
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