Strike Decision Due Today
London reports that Britain's seamen strike leaders will decide today whether to end the five week walkout or keep it going with tougher action. NUS General Secretary William Hogarth said he is not hopeful after meetings with Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Labor Minister Ray Gunter. Wilson summoned the NUS executives and shipowners to No 10 Downing Street for talks, offering only a court of inquiry recommendation and a gradual 40 hour week, while the seamen press for an immediate 40 hour week.
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UPS
Execuive Board of Brittan
Mond
National Union of Seamen
NUS
William Hogarth
Harold Wilson
Labor
Ray Gunter
No. 10 Downing Street
Wilson
Séarcen's Union
Santa Barbara Fire Control Chances Rise
Santa Barbara fire crews hope to slow a 50 000 acre Gayald brush fire in Los Padres National Forest with high humidity and mild winds. Fire boss William H. Nansen says 2 500 men could contain it by late Saturday if conditions stay favorable. Fire fighting costs are estimated at 1.5 million.
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Santa Barbara
Los Padres F National Forest
William H. Nansen
Fidel Out Major Role Baffles United States
Washington reports indicate Cuban Premier Fidel Castro has not appeared in his usual prominent role since May 1. Officials cite widespread speculation in Cuba about his status while noting the regime faces growing popular dissatisfaction from repressive governance and economic failures. Raul Castro spoke at a funeral near Guantanamo Bay after incidents with unauthorized Cuban entries. Osvaldo Corti cos delivered a policy speech as Castro remained off stage.
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Washington
McCloskey
Castro
U. S. Guantanamao Bay Naval Base
Alma
Cuba
Raul
Guantanamo Base
United States
Osvaldo Corticos
Mississippi march becomes voters registration effort
Gov. Paul Johnson disclosed he is reducing state trooper protection for the Mississippi freedom walkers after a militant SNCC leader and two aides were arrested in Greenwood while trying to pitch tents at a school. Johnson said the march has shifted from a route march to a voter registration campaign led by Meredith and others as they detour through the Delta.
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Greenwood
Miss
UPI
Paul Johnson
Mississippi “Freedom
Jackson
Wera Stokely Carmichael
Seardinating Committee
SNCC
Bruce
Baines
Robert Smith
Johnson
Grenada
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
The Independent 1866 Pasadena Daily Ad Rates
The Independent press in Pasadena California lists home delivery prices for daily and Sunday editions per month and per issue. It notes classifications postage paid and printing details with office addresses and contact numbers for Pasadena and surrounding areas.
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Pasadena
California
Mali
Asadena
East
Colorado
Colorado Biv
Ormerly Weamore
East Valley
Zenith
Los Ayevies
Farmurir Murray
AB A
Evers Joins Freedom Walkers in Mississippi March
In Greenwood, Mississippi, Negro leader Charles Evers joined about 100 Freedom Walkers marching on State Route 7 toward Byron de la Beckwith’s hometown. Seven white teens shouted obscenities as Evers, initially hesitant, joined in fully when leaders stressed registering Negro voters.
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Greenwood
Miss
UPD
Charles Evers
Mississippi ‘Freedom
Delta
Byron de la Beckwith
Evers
Tam
Summer quirks influence memory and routines
An old sentiment links heat to slips and memory gaps as people notice missing belongings more in summer. It suggests ancestors ended school in late spring to help on farms and possibly favored shorter vacations, since harsh weather affected learning.
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