British unions reject wage restraint at TUC conference
At Brighton, Trades Union Congress leaders and unions pushed through a resolution against wage restraint. Old guard members warned that the Conservative government cannot plan the economy, undermining moderate Labour positions ahead of the next elections. Ted Hill and Frank Cousins spoke against restraint, stressing distrust of Tory policy.
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Morse Attacks Formosa Policy in Senate Speech
Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon blasted U S aid to Formosa calling it the burden of a military dictatorship under Chiang Kai shek and warned America may be remembered for the tyranny it imposed Read he urged deep cuts in foreign aid including reducing Taiwan aid as U S officials said Taiwan’s economy is advancing and aid will phase out in three to four years
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Connie Stevens To Be Married October 12
Actress Connie Stevens and actor James Stacy plan to marry on October 12 in St. Francis de Sales Church San Fernando. Stevens stars as Cricket in Hawaiian Eye and Stacy appears in the Disney film Summer Magic.
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Fire Levels Restaurant on Atlantic City Boardwalk
A $1 million general alarm blaze leveled Hackney's Restaurant in the inlet section of Atlantic City New Jersey. The 60 year old three story frame building burned to the ground as firefighting units battled to prevent spread to nearby apartments on Maine and Melrose Avenues. One Melrose Avenue home caught fire from sparks but was quickly stopped.
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Udall To Tackle Mt Kilimanjaro
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall, an outdoorsman, will climb Mount Kilimanjaro during a two week East Africa trip. He left Wednesday and will spend three days starting September 10 on the 19,590 foot peak, Africa’s highest summit.
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Swiss village Mourns 80 Victims in Fatal Air Disaster
Humlikon, Switzerland, reels after a Swissair Caravelle crash that killed 80 people from the farming community, including the mayor and most of its population. The flight bound for Geneva and Rome disintegrated in fog over Duerrenaesch. Among the dead is Emerson Glauner Jr. of Rockton Illinois.
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Seat Belt Bill Hamstrung By Committee Clash
Rep. Paul D. Reed accuses a Senate conference panel of blocking a seat belt bill. He calls for a new Confer ente Committee and blames Senate appointees Zarod and McKenna for deadlock. Powers denies, noting a second conference committee was appointed while he was away. Reed warns failure to act harms Massachusetts industry.
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Rusk Plans Europe Trip to Bonn Ambassadors Meeting
Secretary of State Dean Rusk hopes to travel to Europe next month to attend an October 24 to 28 Bonn meeting of U S ambassadors in Europe and possibly confer with West German authorities. The plans remain tentative due to a heavy schedule and possible new congressional appearances.
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Canadian Group Claims Support For New Party
Real Caouette deputy leader of Canada's Social Credit Party says 13 of 24 deputies back his plan to form a new national party. Caouette, a major figure in Quebec, split with leader Robert Thompson over the weekend to pursue an autonomous party.
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Former Navy Chief Attacks Civilian Rule in Pentagon
Retired Admiral George W. Anderson urged greater independence for military leaders and condemned civilian control trends at the Pentagon. Speaking at the National Press Club, he warned of alarming perils from undermining the military’s role under Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, and criticized abrupt changes in weapons procurement without interim consultation. Anderson, ousted after opposing the TFX contract, emphasized that Joint Chiefs of Staff must not become a rubber stamp and urged full public discussion of military recommendations. He also noted his upcoming posting as U.S. ambassador to Portugal.
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