Miners Ordered Back to Work by United Mine Workers
The United Mine Workers announce 53 000 miners must return to work while negotiations resume with coal operators in Washington this week. The union says it may strike if a contract is not agreed, as wages rise with a $1 32 daily hike retroactive to April 1 and further increases set for 1967 alongside eight holidays and fringe benefits.
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Indianapolis
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Jefferds Receives Clark Dealer Council Post
Joe C. Jefferds Jr., president of Jefferds and Moore, Inc., is named to the Clark Dealer Council, a 14 member body of Clark lift dealers in the U S and Canada. Albert J. Thaxton, assistant treasurer at Jefferds and Moore, also joins Clark's 16 man Sales Advisory Panel.
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Jefferds and Moore
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Kanawha Valley Realtors Hear BIDCO Leader Jacobson
Bernard Jacobson president of BIDCO affiliated with the Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce will speak at Wednesday's Kanawha Valley Board of Realtors session. He will discuss BIDCO's background and role in regional business and industrial development.
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Communique Denounces Thieu Ky Regime in Vietnam Fight
The communique accuses Air Vice Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky and Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu of oppressing the Vietnamese people and calls on the U.S. to end support for the Thieu regime. It says the clique plans a civil war with U.S. backing and cites last week’s Da Nang evacuation as proof of U.S. agreement to crush the Vietnamese struggle for sovereignty.
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Accused Slayer Of Pilot Caught In Church
Argel Betancourt Cueto, a flight engineer, killed a pilot and an armed guard during an abortive hijacking of a Cuban airliner and was captured at gunpoint in a Havana church. He had been sought in a two week manhunt across Havana after trying to fly to Miami on March 27. The pilot was killed. the guard had died earlier.
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Giant Boys Make First North Raid
The Defense Department reports a temporary drop in sorties in South Vietnam as South Vietnamese forces conduct fewer attacks. U S troops unload ammunition ships while high bomb rates deplete stocks. February tonnage tops Korea War levels. Thunderchief pilots claim several pierce targets near Dien Bien Phu and near Hanoi as Navy jets strike Haiphong area and Vinh railroad yards.
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Tax refunds converting U S Indians in Arizona
In Phoenix the IRS reports a shift as many of Arizona’s reservation Indians begin filing income tax returns after years of noncompliance. District director George D. Patterson cites refunds as the clinching factor, noting some Indians could reclaim large sums and that refunds may exceed withholding given low incomes.
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Arizona
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Governor Calls Viet Briefing Profitable
The article reports on a government briefing with Vietnam War topic where Governor praised the session as profitable. Newsmen noted heavy security with eight state police officers assigned to the premises. Authorities said security was requested by the State Department team and debated entry and questions from reporters.
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Johnson backs youth jobs plan and forest renaming
Johnson supports renewing the Youth of Opportunity campaign that last year yielded over a million summer jobs from private and public sectors and asks Humphrey to maintain the task force. He proclaims Cumberland National Forest in Kentucky as Daniel Boone National Forest and nominates Stanley H. Ruttenberg for assistant secretary of labor for manpower, noting his St Paul birth and Bethesda residence.
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Labor Department
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St. Paul
Bethesda
Washington
Ministers Meet As Civil Defense Plans Are Revealed
City ministers gathered for a briefing on state civil local armed strength with Federal officials and state leaders attending. Key figures praised the briefing as candor about sensitive material while noting some charts remain classified. Rev Warren Thuston of St Albans spoke on job development and church social action.
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Howard Carson
Charleston
Humphreys Pine Room
Bigley Avenue
Warren Thuston
St. Albans
Church of the Trinity
Aay-Cd
Bronkaid Introduced as Relief for Bronchitis and Asthma
An new over the counter preparation called Bronkaid combines an expectorant and bronchodilators to relieve congestion and airway constriction in bronchitis and asthma. It softens phlegm and relaxes tightened bronchial muscles helping easier breathing and less coughing. Distributed by Drew Pharmacal Co. Inc. New York.
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New York
N.Y
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