McCarthy Reveals Cabinet Aides Yet to be Named
McCarthy lists potential Cabinet picks and allies in a broad slate. Names mentioned include Rep. John Conyers of Detroit for labor secretary and Coretta King as ambassador to the United Nations. Also named are Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Fulbright among others in discussions.
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New York Times Service
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McCarthy
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United Auto Work
Lillian G. Edwards
Anders
Educa
Thomas Memorial Hospital
William J. Fulbright
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Thruston B. Morton
Vietnam
John W. Gardner
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John Conyers
Detroit
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Labor
Coretta King
Tke Rev
Martin Luther King Jr
United Nations
Nelson
Long Lines Workers Approve AT&T Contract Extension
AT&T ratified a three year contract with 24000 long lines employees, ending July 17 negotiations. The agreement covers operators craftsmen and administrative staff, promising 36 million dollars in new wages and benefits over the term. CWU members approved the pact as the largest of its kind for the long lines division.
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At&t
Long Lines
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Three Disqualified Kickback Case Involves State Contracts
Finance Commissioner Joseph Peters seeks legal guidance on how to handle firms named in an indictment for kickbacks tied to state contracts. The case targets Southern Culvert of Charleston Valley Distributing of Fairmont and William Ace Smith of East Point Georgia, with officers accused of funneling kickbacks to corporations run by the defendants.
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Thaland
Banton
Nam
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Southern Culvert
Charleston
Valley Distributing
Fairmont
William Ace Smith
East Point
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Worker charges woman favored on job station dispute
A labor suit accuses Monsanto Co and managers of discrimination under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The plaintiff, an employee rated Il-L, claims the firm paid lower wages and passed her over for advancement due to sex. Legal action seeks unpaid wages, damages, and costs.
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McCarthy
Fulbright
Wonar
Monsanto
Monsanto Co
United Mine Workers
Kelley
United
Hu Ltory
Bert H. Humphrey
Ef Kelley
Homahsay Dia Wat
New birth control methods explored by Washington center
The Center for Population Research, created by H E W Secretary Wilbur J. Cohen, will study male and female birth control advances. Projects include sterilization options, fertility-control injections, and social economic impacts to shape a future population policy, with Dr. Philip Coriman leading. The center is part of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, urged by President Johnson.
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Center For Population Research
Health, Education and Welfare
Wilbur J. Cohen
Philip Coriman
Corfman
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Johnson
Congress
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