Labor, Democrats Pass Despite Meany's Blast
AFL CIO President George Meany assails the Democratic party as unable to deliver in 1966 politics. Labor aims to back friendly Republicans and expand endorsements, while noting Johnson's Great Society programs pleased labor and amid wage price guideline disputes.
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Bruce Bisss
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George Meany
Democratic Party
Ohio
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Texas
Johnson
Abor
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Boston
New England
Edward M
Ted” Kennedy
Massachusetts
Donald Irwin
Connecticut
Michigan
G. Mennen
Williams
Jerome Cavanaugh
Detroit
Walter Reuther
Michigan Democratic Party
Papers Filed By 3 For New Area Ten Board
Three candidates filed nominating papers Friday for the May 10 Area Ten vocational school board election. Boyd Wasson M. A. MacAlister and Keith Lubbock seek sub district Benton county and Jones county seats. Filing closed 5 p.m. April 20.
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Area Ten Vocational School
Boyd Wasson
Lynbrook Drive
M. A. MacAlister
Vinton
Keith M. Lubbock
Monticello
Wasson
Jeast Side
Ceidar Rapids
MacdAllister
Benton County
Washington High School
Winton
Lubbock
Jones County
Cedar Rapids
Seized Securities Recovered in Thom son & McKinnon Theft
The FBI announced the recovery of more than 250000 dollars in securities stolen from Thom son and McKinnon, locating them in New York City. FBI and New York Police will share information as no federal violation was found.
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New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wall Street
Thomson & McKinnon
FBI
New York City
John F. Malone
FBI New York
Mississippi Dry Law Voided Over Enforcement and Taxation
Judge Charles Barber ruled Mississippi has voided its 57 year prohibition law due to discriminatory enforcement and liquor taxes. The Jackson County club case cleared Charles Wood of liquor possession after a $10 000 raid on February 4. Barber cited state aiding liquor dealers with IBM records and revenue while maintaining prohibition.
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Charles Barber
Mississippi
Jackson Country Club
Charles Wood
Barber
IBM
Paul Johnson
Senate
House Temperance Committee
Wood
Judge Rules on Dancer Billie Ruth Willsey
Municipal court Judge Luther Lane dismissed a charge against dancer Billie Ruth Willsey on Thursday, finding her topless routine did not outraged public decency. The ruling avoids a potential prosecution over the performance.
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Billie Ruth Willsey
Luther Lane
Cars Collide at Top Of Hill
Iowa City man Tom Henderson, 23, route 3, in good condition with a fractured leg after a two car crash at the crest of a hill nine miles west of Iowa City. The mishap occurred Thursday evening as both vehicles swerved to avoid a dancer performing at a club.
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Iowa City
Tom Henderson
Route 3
University Hospitals
Hon- Miss Willsey
Lane
Paula Kessler
Oxford
Hender
Wednesson
Tulsa
Bodies Delivered After Argument Over Flight Crash
In a 3 am ceremony in Berlin the British army honor guard handed the bodies of two Soviet flyers to Russian officials after wrangling over who would participate and where the transfer would take place. Brig. Alan Taylor delivered them to Gen. Bolanov as about 100 Soviet officers attended.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Havel
Alan Taylor
Bolanov
Bonn shrugs off 15000 GI exit in Europe
West Germany says Washington's plan to recall 15000 American troops from Europe is not surprising given U S commitments in Vietnam. Officials in Washington confirm 15000 highly trained specialists will be drawn from U S army forces in Europe reducing strength to about 210000 by mid year and to 225000 by year end.
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Bonn
Washington
Europe
Vietnam
Portuguese Forces Kill 32 Rebels in West Africa
A government communique announced that Portuguese forces killed 32 rebels in Guinea during the first week of April. The report cites operations in West Africa as part of ongoing security actions with no further details on locations or casualties.
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Lisbon
West Africa
Guinea
Tighter Controls on Pesticide Residue Standards
Washington reports new federal policy to tighten pesticide residue rules for foods. Pesticides failing safety standards will be barred from 1988. many no residue products to be removed by December 31, 1967 unless FDA approves new levels or continued use. Standards hinge on residue versus maximum daily intake.
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Agriculture Department For
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Drug Administration
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Driver Kills 2 Police After Traffic Stop Standoff
In Vallejo California a motorist armed with a 22 caliber pistol killed two patrolmen Calvin Thacker and William Eason after police trapped him on a dead end street during a traffic stop. A restaurant worker from El Cerrito is being sought as a possible link as investigators report the suspect has prior records in Napa and Oakland.
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Vallejo
Calif
Calvin Thacker
William Easson
el Cerrito
Napa
Oakland
U S Navy recounts near disaster in H bomb recovery at Palomares
Rear Adm. William Guest described a close call when CURV became entangled in the bomb’s parachute during recovery from 2,850 feet off Palomares Spain. The Alvin and Aluminaut aided the mission that retrieved the one megaton weapon unharmed aside from dents.
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Spain
U.S
Mediterranean
Petrel
Albany
William Guest
Alvin
Guest
U. S
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