Labor Men Fear UAW Alienation
AFL CIO leaders fear Walter Reuther's Auto Workers may sever ties with the federation jeopardizing national labor goals. Meany plans to replace Reuther as the union weighs breaking with AFL CIO. the Chicago withdrawal signals a deepening rift with potential nationwide impact on programs and leadership.
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Miami Beach
Aflcio
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Organized Labor
AFL Cio
George Meany
Auto Workers
Chicago
Labor
Afl-Cio
Reuther
Meany
Council
Reuther-Meany
Illinois
Tor
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
United Front
Romney criticizes Vietnam policy as ill timed and poorly coordinated
Alaska trip highlights Gov. George Romney’s critique of Johnson administration Vietnam policy. He calls options limited, seeks a fresh GOP approach, and plans to visit Vietnam and other nations. He also questions CIA subsidies to the National Student Association and notes public shock at leaks. Gov. Hickel meets Romney amid a snowstorm in Anchorage.
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Anchorage
Alaska
George Romney
Michigan
Johnson
Vietnam
Romney
Central Intelligence Agency
Walter Hickel
Seattle
Hickel on Romney and Nixon as 1968 front-runners
Alaska Governor William A. Hickel praised Mitt Romney as a knowledgeable non politician candidate who could win in 1968, while noting Richard Nixon's more political profile. He indicated Nixon previously supported by Alaska and echoed that Romney has a strong chance, though he said the state's 12 GOP convention votes are not for sale.
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Romney
Hickel
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Hieckel
Alaska
Pre-Trial News May Mean Fairer Hearings
North Carolina editor Sam Ragan argued pre trial publication of criminal news may safeguard fair trials and rarely prejudices jurors. He condemned censorship and urged law and press to uphold the balance between first and sixth amendments.
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South Bend
Ind
Ragan
Los Angeles
Grant Cooper
American Bar Assa
Law
Cooper
Kerr Returned As Full Professor at UC San Diego
The San Diego Evening Tribune reports the University of California board of regents voted to return Dr. Clark Kerr to the payroll as full professor of economics and industrial relations.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego Evening Tribune
University of California Board of Regents
Clark Kerr
Banks Ordered to Halt Job Discrimination Nationwide
The treasury department directed 12 000 banks to comply with new equal employment rules. About 12 000 banks with federal deposits face the crackdown, though 75 plus employee banks already fall under civil rights act and 50 plus banks join by July 2. Banks practicing discrimination risk losing federal deposits.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Robert Wallace
the Treasury
Department
Treasury
Morgenthau Estate Valued at 700000 in Probate
Henry Morgenthau secretary of the treasury under Roosevelt and Truman left an estate valued at more than 700000, the will filed for probate Friday in Dutchess county surrogate's court.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Henry Morgenthau
Treasury
Roosevelt
Truman
Dutchess County
Ten Finalists Named For Switzerland Germany Tour
Ten Gazette newsboys are finalists in the Young Columbus XI Switzerland Germany Adventure contest co sponsored by The Gazette and Parade. One winner will earn a 13 day trip to Switzerland and Germany March 23 to April 4. Finalists include Robert Kriz Tom Dolan Leonard Skvor Scott Barnett Jett Eidel Lowell Kleinmeyer Billy Sauer Kim Reuter Terry Yanda and Jeffery Brown.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Young Columbus XI
Switzerland
Germany
The
Parade Magazine
Robert Kriz
Eleventh Avenue
Tom Dolan
Wesley
Leonard Skvor
Nineteenth Avenue
Scott Barnett
C Avenue
Jett Eidel
Twenty-second Avenue
Marion
Lowell Kleinmeyer
Jof Homestead
Billy Sauer
Delaware
Kim ‘Reuter
Manchester
Terry Yanda
Toledo
Jeffery Brown
Solon
George Seyfer
Collins Radio Co
Rabbi Isaac Neuman
Hamilton G. Vasey
Two Earth Shocks Hit Central Chile No Casualties Reported
Two earthquakes rattled central Chile on Saturday with no reported injuries or property damage. Strong shocks were felt in Santiago and surrounding areas, prompting brief alarms but no confirmed casualties.
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Chile
Santiago
Today's Chuckle Remembering Babysitters As Mothers
An old-timer recalls a bygone era when a babysitter was simply called Mother. The quip reflects humor about changing family roles and child care norms across generations.
Heavy Bombers Raid Base Near Saigon Amid Live Fire On Coast
U S B 52s hit a Viet Cong base 33 miles east of Saigon at dawn in the 16th raid since Thursday as U S airlifted units clashed eight hours with enemy forces near Bong Son on the central coast. Casualties were light, and the Viet Cong suffered unknown losses.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U. S
1St Airmobile Cavalry Division
Bong Son
U.S
North Vietnam
Tam Ky
Popular Force
Mekong
Highlands
Ben Tre
U.S. Agency For International Development
All-Glass Lung Substitute Described by Philadelphia Doctor
Dr William Rashkind of Children s Hospital Philadelphia described an all glass partial lung substitute. The device is a glass tube used outside the body but connected to heart lung blood vessels and aimed at emergency treatment for children with life threatening lung damage such as hyaline membrane disease. It could also help infants with collapsed lungs serious infections and cystic fibrosis and may aid adults with reversible lung damage.
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Washington
Philadelphia
William Rashkind
Children’s Hospital
Patrick Kennedy
Kennedy
Bashkind
92 year old inmate weighs parole decision at Tennessee prison
John Burr Brown, age 92, has spent most of his life behind bars since 1898 and seeks a parole hearing this year. He reflects on prison life, hopes to help in Vietnam era service, and recalls eight escapes plus a 15 year Missouri burglary sentence after a 24 year Tennessee escape. He now works in the hospital yard, cares for pigeons, and reads the news while contemplating freedom. Brown blames crime on himself, accepts lifelong criminal status, and urges continued tough policy under the parole board.
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Nashville
John Burr Brown
Vietnam
Brown
Tennessee
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Hospi
Tal
McNamara
FBI
Tennessee Penitentiary
Missouri
Troy
Tenn
Kentucky
Illinois
National Crime Commission Urges Big Push for Social Justice
The Johnson crime commission says America can control crime but needs vast federal funding and a nationwide effort. It calls for reform of courts and police, elimination of “assembly line justice,” improved bail, and expanded public defense. The panel also urges school desegregation and better police communications nationwide.
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Washington
Johnson
America
Commission
Nicholas Katzenbach
Mmetes
U.S
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