Pressure on Johnson for 2 dollar wage and 35 hour week
AFL-CIO plans to press President Johnson with George Meany leading a delegation including Walter Reuther and David Peet to urge a $2 minimum wage and 35 hour workweek. Critics warn such measures boost inflation and reduced output, risking economic strain. If rejected, labor leaders vow to fight in Congress.
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Afl-Cio
Press- Fohnson
George Meany
White House
Walter Reuther
UAW
David Peet
Garment Workers
Jacob Pilofsky
Clothing
Brollo
Weill
Congress
Status Scoffers Fear Our Standing Falls Behind
The Craig Colorado Empire Courier notes critics claim our status lags, citing lack of second act and current BA Syn and boat status as key factors.
Marines Press Iwo Jima as Japanese Holdouts Tiring
World War II dispatches describe Marines at Iwo Jima under heavy pressure as they bisect the island and seek to crack a foe short of water and ammunition. In Europe, Ninth Army nears the Rhine while air and ground forces push toward Cologne and Ruhr, with reports of heavy fighting and fortifications.
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Pacific Fleet Headquarters
Guam
Iwo
Jima
Mfep
Leathernecks
Cologne
Rhineland
Vabeese
Ninth Army
Rhine
Ruhr
Corry Journal Newsroom Personnel Notes
Local newspaper notes changes in management and advertising staff at Corry Journal. Mentions general manager, advertising manager, pressroom role, and production connections to publication at the mail office.
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General Manger
Man
Eaton
uEhiln
Are
T Bergman
Wayne Township approves two zoning bills and boards
Wayne Township passes two bills allowing permits and certificates for zoning activity. A board of adjustments will review adjustments this Saturday with members Wayne Holthouse six years Daniel Lindberg two years and Leland Crosscut four years. Planning Commission members named Ivan Miller five years Dallas Smiley four years Aaron Adams three years Robert Clark Jr. two years and Alton Dahlstrand one year.
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Rage One
Wayne Holthouse
Daniel Lindberg
Leland Crosscut
Ivan Miller
Dallas Smiley
Aaron Adams
Robert Clark Jr
Alton Dahlstrand
The Marijuana Newsletter Arrives From Lemar Group
The first issue appears on pink and yellow paper published by Lemar. It lists editors Randolfe Wicker Ed Sanders Peter Orlovsky and C T Smith at Box 183 Stuyvesant Station New York City. The article warns marijuana illegal and details effects and a pushers’ reach to youths. It includes pricing from Cassidy’s Closings and Hippoie Dope Exchange. It questions printer identity and legality of the pamphlet.
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Lemar
New York City
Randolfe Wicker
Ed Sanders
Peter Orlovsky
C. T. Smith
Box 183
Stuyvesant Station
What Is The Law How Court Determines Wife Support
The court reviews the husband earnings and wife's income to decide fair support. It considers the wife's needs and station in life, along with many other circumstances and conditions before determining the amount.
Farmers Union exposes milk dealer kickbacks in Erie County
In a public appeal the Farmers Union urges action after four years of effort to expose illegal kickbacks and forced rebates by milk dealers. The letter compares the abuse to price fixing by GE and Westinghouse and calls for triple damages to compensate farmers. A separate report notes James Emmett, 15, of North Versailles Township, was shot in the eye during a target shooting accident. a ricocheted .22 rifle bullet struck him.
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Farmers Union
Dept. of Internal Revenue
Dept. of Justice
Erie County
Milk Control Commission
General Electric
Westinghouse
Western
Pennsylvania
Harry .M. Burrows
Mckersport
James Emmett
North Versailles Township
Emmett
McKeesport Hospital
6 More Counties Due For Trouble
Federal agents checked the report as Sheriff Frank Ryals of Lowndes said he had heard nothing about the incident. At a Selma rally, Negroes were urged to intensify a boycott of white businesses and extend it to every white‑run store. The boycott’s effect was felt in Selma and nearby Marion, as Rev. James Bevel again urged a march to Montgomery, fifty miles east.
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Commney von Page Gate
Frank Ryals
Lowndes
Sélma
Marion
James Bevel
Montgomery
Marijuana Newsletter and Lemar group aims
The text presents the Marijuana Newsletter advocating legalization of marijuana and its distribution while linking marijuana use to crime. It notes Lemar group goals include legalization of marijuana sale and transport and freeing prisoners. It cites Narcotics Bureau seizures and a critical stance on Cuba and law and order.
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Lemar
Lincoln Service offers U S Civil Service test prep
Lincoln Service promotes preparation for U S Civil Service openings over the next year. It claims vast annual enrollment since 1948 and offers free information on government jobs including positions and salaries. Respondents are asked to mail a form for a list of vacancies and qualification guidance.
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U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Illtois
U. 6
U. S
Powell Parking Ticket Becomes National Debate
Drew Pearson notes Powell's Washington parking ticket provoked officers to apologize and sparked congressional defense. The column cites earlier Harlem incident with diplomat Gernon and argues political figures, including Kee Hagen and Powell, shape the outcome while Churchill Eisenhower letters revive WW II debates.
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Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Washington National Airport
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Berlin
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