US May Erect Appalachian Regional Institute Plan
Funds have been approved to establish a regional Appalachian Institute spanning a 10 state area. West Virginia University and Appalachian region leaders discussed feasibility with Sen. Byrd and Sen. Randolph as White House and Commerce officials outline plans. The institute would serve 25 percent of the region, with a six month study and a $91,000 budget.
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Washington
Kentucky
U.S
West Virginia
Paul A. Miller
West Vires
Ginia University Center
Jennings Randolph
W. Va
Robert C.ment. Byrd
D-W. Va
White House
Byvansdale
Appalachian Institute
Appalachian Region Development
Kennedy
Appalachian Governors Cabinet
iCommerce
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
North Carolina
Georgia
Red China Rejects U.S Open Door in Earliest Spat
Hong Kong report says Communist China rejected the United States proposal for negotiations to ease tensions. Peking called the conditions for improving relations preposterous and pledged continued backing for revolutionary movements in Asia Africa and Latin America.
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Seymour Topping
Iva
New York Times Co
Hong Kong
Shina
United States
Peking
U.S
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Hillman
China
Observer
Hilsman, Rusk
Washington
Ban on Beer On Sundays Sought Now
A lengthy Jenmin Jibpao article quotesObserver signaling a ban on beer sales on Sundays, tying it to Communist China’s Taiwan policy. UCAAP plans to amend West Virginia beer laws next session to prohibit Sunday beer sales.
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Taiwan
Jenmin Jibpao
Communist Party
Observer
Roger Hilsman
Dean Rusk
U.S
Hilsman
Commonwealth Club of
San Francisco
China
West Virginia
Chi Church Alcohol Action
Gram
Robert Kresge
UCAAP
Gov. Barton
Union cannot expel members for overquota work
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that a labor union may fine members for working while failing to meet union quotas but cannot expel them for excessive union work. The decision, 31 pages, affirmed trial examiner Blartin Remnett’s findings in a dispute between Associated Home Builders of the Greater East Bay and the carpenters union local council of AFL-CIO Carpenters Union.
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Francisco
Los
Netions
Labor Relations Board
Blartin Remnett
Greater
Hast Bay
Bay
Cownell
Afl-Cio Carpenters Unies
Ismes
Union Authority Limits Fines Against Members for Work Quotas
The board upheld Bennett's ruling that a union may set work quotas and impose fines, but fines cannot be deducted from dues. Unions were instructed to stop transferring wages to satisfy union imposed penalties.
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Bennett
Florida financier in rail strike dispute faces labor officials
Adams Beach Florida. Labor Department officials criticized financier Ed Ball for refusing to meet with union leaders over the Florida East Coast Railway strike now tied to Space Center access at Cape Kennedy. Assistant Secretary Reynolds urged possible government action to suspend the railroad’s trackage rights while Ball, 72, defended his stance and claimed openness to bargaining in talks with Ball and union reps. The dispute, drawing comments calling Ball a feudal baron, involves state officials and federal pressure as unions and the Space Center await resolution.
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Neil Gilbride
Adams Beach
Fla
High Labor Department
Officas
Fd Ball
Jong Flotida East Coast
James J. Reynolds
FEC Board
Ball
United States
Cape Kennedy
Reynolds
Jacksonville
Fl Reynolds
FEC
G. E. Leighty
J Dons
Ed Ball
Florida
Lee
Space Center
Tugboats Idle in New York Amid Coal Strike
Tugboats in the New York area have been idle for 18 days due to a strike. The broader impact reaches West Virginia coalfields where main customers felt part of the supply interruption. Ocean liners and merchant ships still dock without tug aid, while coal shippers report shortages and start dipping into reserves. The strike began February 1 after union members rejected a three year wage package, with current wages ranging from 2.61 to 3.54 dollars per hour.
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New York
Tepe
West Virpinia
Jeblps
Abilty
Consolidated Bdlsanj Corp
City Man Held On Theft Charge In Jersey City
A 26 year old man from Young Street was held to the grand jury on theft charges after a Municipal Court session in Jersey City. With about 200 coal cars tied up and workers affected, the strike impact described includes rail and port disruptions across New Jersey.
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Jersey Central Lines
Young Street
Jerseyman
Grand Jury City
N. d
Atrkel
Haig Wille Coleman Jr
Young St
Hudson River
New
Cleveland Thompson
James Bennett
Park Dr
South Amboy
Port Reading
New Jersey
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