Dress Industry Strike Looms in the East
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union threatens a walkout by 105,000 workers in seven Eastern states starting at 10 a.m. EST tomorrow over wages overtime and severance pay. About 60,000 ILGWU members work in New York City's dress industry and are to report at 9 a.m. before marching to a mass meeting at Madison Square Garden.
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Madison Square Garden
Real Reason Sought For Pressure on Mack
Washington (UP) Chairman Oren Harris charged his House Subcommittee has not been told the real reason behind pressure tactics used on Richard A. Mack who quit under fire as Federal Commissioner. Harris said he had no reasonable explanation for efforts to hire Thurman A Whiteside to represent National Airlines in a Miami Channel 10 case before the FCC. Baker denied wrongdoing, insisting no underhand actions occurred, and Harris warned of cleaning out improper pressure tactics. Mack voted with the majority in the 4 to 2 decision to award Channel 10, despite a prior examiner favoring Katzentine of Col A Frank Katzentine and two other applicants.
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Oren Harris
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Richard A. Mack
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National Air Lines
Thurman A. Whiteside
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Ruling Supports 25-Cent Toll on Crossing Financing
Legislative Counsel opinion says the Bay area southern cross ing can be financed in stages with initial bonds for the first construction phase and no immediate need to issue all bonds. Toll Bridge Authority may sell southern crossing bonds around April 1 while keeping the 25 cent toll on the existing bridge.
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Toll Bridge Authority
Richard J. Dolwig
San Mateo County
Ralph N. Kleps
San Francisco- Oakland
Tax Philosophy Revealed in Note
A note attached to a Federal income tax return sent to the Denver IRS office complained the department was following psychiatric advice urging people not to keep too much to themselves. The memo frames tax collection in personal psychology terms, reflecting a humorous yet critical view of IRS practices.
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Internal Revenue Service
Life Term Given Under New Law
Santa Ana. Lacey Sean Ferguson, 55, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his wife in Orange County. The case marks the first under California's new murder law where a conditional guilty plea eliminates the death penalty option.
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TNS
Lacey Sean Ferguson
California
Orange County
Parks Base Site Sought by Bee For College Use
Assemblyman Carros Bee told federal officials to consider renting Parks Air Force Base as a temporary site for Southern Alameda County state college. The plan aims to prevent delay in start up with a $154,000 staff appropriation and an $80,000 request for temporary buildings, while awaiting a permanent site. The group discussed alternatives, including the nearby U S Maritime Station Alameda.
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Carros Bee
Parks Air Force Base
Alameda County
Bee
George Miller
Alameda
Robert Crown
Dalameda
U.S. Maritime
Burton Yvasche
Fremont-Washington Union High votes to dismiss Boruck
Trustees meet at 8 tonight to decide on firing Holbrook N. Boruck president of the faculty club and longtime salary spokesman. Superintendent Goold and admins favor keeping him. Manuel Bernarda cast the sole vote for retention. Boruck says he is in the dark and will consider contesting if the board upholds the action. He may finish the current year if dismissed.
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Civil Rights Commission Members Approved by Senate
The Senate unanimously approved all six nominees for the Civil Rights Commission without debate. Those confirmed were John Hannah of Michigan, John S. Battle of Virginia, Doyle B. Carlton of Florida, Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh of Indiana, Robert G. Storey of Texas, and J. Ernest Wilkins of Illinois. Four Southern Democrats on the Judiciary Committee opposed Hannah Hesburgh and Wilkins during committee action yesterday.
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Doyle BE. Carlton
Florida
Theodore
M. Hesburgh
Indiana
Robert G. Storey
Texas
Ernest Wilkins
Diels
Judiciary Committee
Hannah
Hesburgh
Wilkins
Wife Survives Night of Terror in Hayward Shooting
Lena Silva survived a day and night of terror as her husband, Hayward contractor Stanley P. Silva, shot at her in a grocery store and then at their home. He killed himself after wounding her, witnessed by their 10 year old son and two Hayward police officers. The couple’s children were placed with attorney Peter Lojo.
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Stanley P. Silva
B’st
Lena
Silva
Hayward
Dean Sherwood
Wilbur White
Frank
Sherwood
White
Peter Lojo
Lafayette Ave
Benjamin Ferrivia
Rio Vista St
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Lojo
Passersby Aid Family In Boston Cross Country Search
A Montana couple Leafond Hudson and Marjorie with three children reached Boston by bus and were aided by Good Samaritans at Park Square Bus Terminal. Two sailors collected money from five taxi drivers, then helped with food and lodging. Mrs Hudson and the children stayed at a public home while Mr Hudson sought work with help from local volunteers.
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Hudson
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Cynthia
Rozetta
Mont, Certullo
Bearse
Nixon Urged To Visit Red Nations
Washington officials urged President Nixon to visit Soviet satellites in Europe this fall. The plan, while tentative, would include Poland and Yugoslavia as possible stops after adjournment.
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Yugoslavia
Prayer for Today Prayer for Today
A corvallis Oregon minister Raymond E Balcomb offers a prayer asking God to extend dominion through a continual inner voice guiding creation. He seeks harmony of divine purpose on earth through Jesus Christ.
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Detective Catches Suspect in Chicago Bar Robbery
Detective Maurice O Connor, a fingerprint expert, captured a second robber within a month after spotting a man at a tavern. He identified Edward Zellmer, 50, as a suspect in a $300 robbery of two brothers and said the bar incident ties to a $400 robbery last February.
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Edward. Zellmer
Aly Khan Debuts as UN Envoy in Formal Credentials
Aly Khan, famed international social figure, formally assumes envoy duties for Pakistan at the United Nations. He presented credentials as Pakistan's temporary representative, adding a touch of color with lapel decorations from the French government.
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Boy Confesses To Drownings In Hudson River
New York police report an oft year old Negro boy named George Jones confessed to pushing two playmates into the Hudson River. He said he threw Louis Daimant, 7, and Theresa Murphy, 4, into the river to steal a dime from the older boy. Authorities pressed that Theresa may have had an external cause, but insufficient evidence led to his release.
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Hudson River
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Lous Daim‘ant
Theresa Murphy
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George
San Mateo Transit seeks to extend bus service to Hayward
The San Mateo Transit Company asks the State Public Utilities Commission for permission to extend bus service between San Mateo and Hayward. The proposal cites heavy industrial development in both cities and sets proposed rates at 75 cents one-way and $1.35 round trip with daily service except Saturdays Sundays and holidays.
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San Mateo Transit Company
State Public , Utilities Commission
San Mateo
Dulles Rejects Soviet Hoax Summit Pretense
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles bluntly rejected Soviet proposals for a foreign ministers meeting as a hoax and a show that would raise tensions. He urged talks that resolve key East West issues to ease tensions and promote world peace, while warning against a conference that worsens relations.
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John Fosster
Dulles
United States
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al Jay
Police Hunt Attacker of Berkeley Wife
Berkeley police hunted a six foot tall man for abducting a 27 year old married Berkeley woman at gunpoint and raping her in a block near St. Gilman and San Pablo. The victim, a university mathematics student and mother of two, described the assailant as a thin moustached man in a heavy leather jacket.
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University of California
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Gilman
San Pablo
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini Split Talks
ROME INS reports Ingrid Bergman and director Roberto Rossellini have completed private talks with their attorneys over the impending breakup of their marriage. The article notes ongoing discussions about the couple's separation and related arrangements.
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Ingrid . Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Water Projects Fund Bid Upped In California Budget
Governor Knight announced a request for a ten million dollar addition to the state budget for water development projects. The funds would continue work at the Oroville dam site and other Feather River projects, plus land acquisition and studies for the San Luis reservoir in Merced County. Revenue would come from the estate investment reserve and oil royalties.
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Merced County
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Prison Transfer For Spy Sobell
The Federal Bureau of Prisons announced Morton Sobell, convicted spy and Rosenberg ring member, is being moved from Alcatraz to Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Acting Director Myr Alexander said Sobell is judged no longer in need of maximum security, as Atlanta Prison offers fewer restrictions.
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