Reconsideration of Section 14 B on Taft-Hartley Act
Washington debate centers on revisiting the 14 B repeal amid Supreme Court rulings on communists and union officer oaths. The National Federation of Independent Business urges congressmen to rethink their January vote as House support for repeal exists but Senate action stalled.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Federation of Independent Business
Landrum-Griffith
High Court
Communist Party
Federation
C. Wilson Harder
Arsonists Blamed for Forest Fires Near Fort Smith
Fort Smith Arkansas AP five forest fires spanning about 4500 acres were controlled late Tuesday. A forestry official, Pat Thomas of the US Forestry Service, said arsonists started about 60 fires Sunday and Monday in northwest Arkansas. The blazes formed into five large fires near Natural Dam about 20 miles north of Fort Smith.
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Pat Thomas
US Forestry Service
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Natural Dam
Fort Smith
President Elected By Swiss Assembly
The Swiss National Assembly elected Hans Schaffner minister for public economy as president of Switzerland for 1966. The vote was a formal, routine act since the presidency rotates annually among the seven members of the federal council.
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Bern
Switzerland
Swiss National Assembly
Hans Schat
Hans Schaffner
Federal Council
Delaware Approves Succession Law
Dover AP reports Delaware becomes the 13th state to ratify the proposed constitutional amendment. The measure would allow the vice president to assume presidential duties if the president is incapacitated and provide for selecting a new vice president if that office becomes vacant.
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Sibelius Birthday Marked in Finland
Finland marked the 100th birthday of composer Jean Sibelius with a Helsinki concert and a memorial at his Jarvenpaa villa. Sibelius died September 20, 1957.
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Finland
Jean Sibelius
Jarvenpaa
Sibelius
UNICEF Delegation Heads to Oslo for Peace Prize
A UNICEF delegation led by Henry Labouisse arrived in Oslo to accept the 1965 Nobel Peace Prize. The prize carries $51,788 and will be awarded at a ceremony at Oslo University.
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Unicef
U.N. Children’s Fund
Oslo
Henry Labouisse
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Labouisee
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