Labor unrest swells as strikes grip coast to coast
Longshoremen and maritime workers face a 34 day strike idling over 100000 workers with losses tallying over 850 million dollars. Talks continue in New Orleans Mobile and Galveston while other strikes in New York Cleveland and Philadelphia show fragile progress toward return to work.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boeing
New York
Marquette Midh
St. Louis
Wisconsin Electric
Florida
Farris Bryant
Florida East Coast Railway
Cape Canaveral
St. Lewis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Witt
Mobile
Ala
Galveston
Tex
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Washington
New Orleans
American Newspaper Guild
Teamsters
Plain Dealer
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Transport Workers Union
Connally Eyes First Major Bill Progress in 1963 Texas Session
United Press International reports on January 25 1963 as the 18th day of the 140 day regular session of the 58th Texas Legislature. Gov Connally Lt Gov Smith and House Speaker meet to discuss upcoming agenda. The Senate praises Mexico's Lopez Mateos border beautification program and a new Industrial Commission bill gains a sponsor in Senator Bruce Reagan of Corpus Christi.
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United Press International
Gove John Connally
Connally
Preston Smith
House
Bor
Senate
Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
The
United States
gress—Connally
Bruce Reagan
Corpus Christi
Glenn Kothmann
San Antonio
Texas
Kothmann
Attorney General’s Office
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Charles Wilson
Trinity
Office of Economic Development
Development Advisory Council
Criss Cole
Houston
University of Texas In
University of Texas Graduate School of Biochemical Science
Ronald Bridges
Grass Fire Extinguished on 1307 Avenue
A grass fire at 1307 Avenue was extinguished by the Fire Department at 3 10 p m yesterday. No damage was reported and no injuries occurred.
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Wwice
Rive Department
Aga
Harwell Announces Open House For New Building
Earl Harwell will hold an open house Saturday at 435 Main for his new firm offering insurance real estate bookkeeping and tax services. Free coffee and doughnuts will be served all day.
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Earl Harwell
Main
Donations May Be Cut By New Tax Proposals
Washington leaders in private philanthropy warn Kennedy tax plan may squeeze giving to churches, colleges, hospitals and charities. A 5 percent floor on itemized deductions could reduce middle income donors contributions, making fund raising harder. The Rev. T. K. Thompson of the National Council of Churches voices concern.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Rev
T. K. Thompson
Department of Stewardship and Benevolences
National Council of Church
Interest Soars In Poll Tax Sale Trend
The sale of poll taxes rises with 842 receipts sold this morning and a potential rise toward half of normal voting strength. Deputy West notes 50 sold yesterday. Jaycees will not sell poll taxes this year, requiring purchases at the tax assessor collector office by January 31 and paying £1.75 per tax.
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George West
Jaycees
Guided missile frigate Harry E. Yarrell departs Bath for yard
The 533 foot Harry E. Yarrell leaves Bath today for the Boston naval shipyard to be turned over to the Navy and commissioned February 2. In Washington, Southern opponents of the Senate filibuster rules change say a showdown vote is unlikely before next week, with Sen. Richard Russell stating it is highly unlikely his group will table the pending rule amendment before Monday.
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Bath, Maine
UPI
Harry E. Yarnell
Boston Naval Shipyard
Navy
Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Burlington Vets Meet at Woman's Club Building
The Burlington Veterans will meet at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Woman's Department Club building.
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Burlington
Womans Department Club
Russian Cuba buildup debated after secret briefing
Senators reported after a secret intelligence briefing that Russia has built a powerful military and political base in Cuba. Senators Aiken and Symington described a growing Soviet complex, while Secretary Rusk and CIA Director McCone offered differing views on recent expansion. Kennedy defended no U S air cover in the Bay of Pigs aftermath and clarified remarks on aerial options.
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UPI
Russia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Central Intelligence
John A. McCcone
George D. Aiken
R - Vt
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Rusk
McCone
Kennedy
United States
Senate
Robert Kennedy
U.S
Cuban Refugees Arrive at Port Everglades in Large Batch
A Red Cross flagged cargo ship docks with 1,170 Cuban refugees, the largest single departure allowed by Fidel Castro. Ambulances attend 17 ill aboard. Buses move refugees to Miami for reunions at the baseball stadium. The ship carries 290,000 polio vaccine units.
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Port Everglades
UPI
Fla
SSS Smirley Lykes
Red Cross
Fidel Castro
Miami
Baseball Stadium
Shirley Lakes
Dear Klaus Letters Hit East German Border Guards
East German border guards complain that women back home write Dear Klaus letters to soldiers on the Berlin border. Forum at Bergmann Borsig factory discusses Heidi and similar cases as morale falls, with women arguing for equality and critics blaming romance for desertion risks. no practical solutions proposed.
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Berlin
UPI
Klaus
Heidi
Sat
Klaus Schmitter
East
North Texas braces for more cold as relief proved temporary
A warm pocket in the Panhandle and Gulf winds halted the third cold snap in Texas but forecasters warn a fourth front arrives Saturday. The chill killed five and damaged crops across the state while travel hazards grow and several injuries and deaths are linked to exposure and a house fire.
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United Press International
Panhandle
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
US Weather Bureau
South Texas
Rio Grande Valley
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Austin
Colorado
DeWitt
Lavaca
Fayette
Gonzales
Dallas Fort Worth
Susan Revada
Gulf Coast
North
Connally to spend emergency funds for staff and studies
Gov. John Connally will quickly spend $197,000 in emergency funds approved by the Legislature. The money funds expand his staff, boost the slanted well probe in the Attorney General’s office, and finance a higher education study. The plan awaits House passage and a signature, with hearings planned on many proposals next week.
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Austin
UPD
John Connally
State Senate
Connally
Attorney General
Senate
House
Attorney General's Office
Commission On Education
Palo Duro River Authority
House State Affairs Committee
San Angelo
Odessa
San Antonio
AF Jets Photograph Alabama Campus
Supersonic jets photographed the University of Alabama campus at the request of the Justice Department. Edwin Guthman said the photos were taken in case they were needed as several Negroes had applied for admission.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
UPI
University of Alabama
Justice Department
Edwin O. Guthman
Public Informaton
Montgomery Advertiser
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