Dockworkers Ordered To Return To Work Tonight
The International Longshoremen's Association ordered its 60,000 striking dockworkers to return to work at Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports by 7 p m New York time to comply with a federal court restraining order. The order follows a 10 day national cooling off period under the Taft Hartley act declared by President Johnson. Union leaders indicated a meeting would set in motion steps to resume normal operations, with full restoration not guaranteed until labor costs and automation disputes are settled.
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Mothers Cry At Weddings As Fathers Marry Girls Like Theirs
Psychiatrists say girls tend to marry men like their fathers and the reason mothers cry at weddings is revealed. The note attributes the pattern to paternal influence and family dynamics discussed in general terms.
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Youth killed in Crescent Lake woods incident
A Canadian youth, Carroll Dumas, age 19, died when a tree fell on him during a remote woods operation near Crescent Lake in Township Range 15. Police reported the accident occurred on Wednesday, with confirmation on Thursday.
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Treasury May Cut Silver In Coins
The U S Treasury considers reducing or removing silver from coins, a long term policy change likely over years. Officials note stockpiles and world demand, with possible hoarding effects and price implications if silver melts or producers are discouraged.
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Hilda Shifts Toward North Aims Might At Louisiana
Hurricane Hilda shifted northward early today aiming its 150 mph winds at the Louisiana coast. Fleeing residents sought interior safety as the season’s most severe storm battered offshore rigs and rising tides forecast along the coast. Cameron reports a 3.5 foot swell as the 8 a.m. CST advisory noted continued danger.
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Hilda sets course as evacuation orders hit Louisiana coast
Hurricane Hilda, forecasters warn of a northward move toward Louisiana, prompts mass evacuations from Morgan City to Cameron. Coast Guard reports unclear vessel distress. tides of up to 15 feet forecast near land. Beaumont Sabine Pass to evacuate 400 people as residents flee ahead of the storm. Schools close and Nicholls State suspend classes as fear grows.
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Auto Strike In Second Week Slows GM Output Nationwide
The United Auto Workers strike against General Motors entered its second week with slow progress on 17,000 local plant demands. If unresolved, economic effects are expected to spread coast to coast, as GM production drops from 150,924 to 88,762 for the industry.
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New Maine Librarians Association Elects Officers
Mrs Mildred Snyder of Gardiner is the new president. Other officers elected Thursday include Mrs Pauline Trafton of Rockland as vice president Mrs Lorraine Stickney of Gorham as secretary and Mrs Bertha Chandler of Gray as treasurer.
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Ecumenical Council Set To Examine Catholic Marriage Schema
Vatican City AP The Ecumenical Council nears end of third session and will study a marriage schema addressing impediments to Catholic marriages church courts dissolutions the nature of marriage as a sacrament and mixed marriages obligations of partners. It may allow non Catholics to raise children Catholic without a pledge and permit blessings by non Catholic ministers.
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New Cottage Going Up At Sweetser Children's Home
Sweetser Children's Home in Saco plans a new 35 by 110 foot cottage with a 20 by 32 foot wing at an estimated cost of 100000 to house 12 more children. Director Linwood L. Brown says occupancy next summer will raise the population from 42 to 54, with kids ages six to 18 benefiting from on site schooling and activities.
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