MacCuaig Voices Regret At Pact Turndown Here
D Laurie MacCuaig general Electric Bridgeport manager said the Local 203 IUE vote to reject the 1966 GE contract shows many employees support the offer. He noted only 25 percent turnout and that bridgeport plant will open Monday with production continuing.
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Washington
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IUE
New York City
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Unions in CCB reject GE terms amid bargaining dispute
In Washington the United Auto Workers and International Association of Machinists in the CCB voted against GE terms. Other unions in the CCB include IBEW Allied Industrial Workers Sheet Metal Workers and others. Judge Harlan to rule on GE bid for individual bargaining with unions versus CCB authority.
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American Federation of Technical Engineers
Flint Glass Workers
Washington
Supreme Court
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Circuit ‘Court
Westinghouse Proposes 4 Percent Wage Increases in Pact Talks
Westinghouse Electric Corp. submits new three year wage proposals to four major unions and multiple smaller groups. The plan includes three annual 4 percent wage raises, two cost of living adjustments, and a special raise for skilled workers, totaling 51 to 90 dollars extra monthly. Clark C. Frame notes the package mirrors General Electric offers.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
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Westinghouse
Frame
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Humphrey heckled at California campus speech
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey faced a crowd at a state college in Los Angeles where a group of youths protested the Vietnam War. About 5,000 others cheered as he urged constructive peace efforts and warned that good manners are the first quality of a good education.
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Humphrey Applauded After Heckler Protests At Valley College
At San Fernando Valley State College Humphrey urged listeners to ignore a small group of sign carriers and focus on the many who support America. Newsmen counted about 50 hecklers as he discouraged their rhetoric and worked through the crowd with students following his talk. He then met Governor Edmund G. Brown.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Labor talks at Bryant Electric raise wage and benefit plans
The AFL-CIO and United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America say Bryant Electric workers may receive raises of 29 to 14 cents an hour plus changes to pension insurance vacation and layoff benefits. A new Western House personal savings plan would match contributions. In San Francisco the American Conservatory Theater opens a 22 week repertory season at the Geary Theater next January.
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Woman Psychologist Joins UotC Faculty
Dr. Isabelle Y. Liberman, former staff psychologist at Newington Hospital for Crippled Children and consultant for Bridgeport and Stamford child welfare agencies, joins the University of Connecticut Storrs School of Education as assistant professor of educational psychology. Born in Dvinsk Latvia, a Vassar graduate with Yale master and doctoral degrees, her specialty is clinical psychology. She has also consulted for New Haven Psychiatric Service Bristol Family Service Long Lane School and Wesleyan University. The note recalls J Eugene Ely's first airplane flight from a ship in 1910.
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Wesleyan University
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Iran’s Petrochemical Plant Plans Backed by Loan
The Export-Import Bank authorized a 13 million loan to Iran for construction and initial operation of a petrochemical plant. The loan funds were part of a broader program to support Iran’s industrial development.
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Iran
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