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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1966
Page
3
Charles Wisniewski aged 20 escaped death when his small sports car rolled over in a Long Island traffic accident yesterday. The piece notes that scenes like this will recur nationwide during the upcoming three day Labor Day weekend.
Lawmakers reach a wage minimum compromise after four days of conference talks. The plan would raise coverage under the Wages and Hours Act to about 37.6 million workers, including farm workers, hotel staff, restaurant employees, and retail workers, with start dates set for 1968 and beyond pending final votes.
Sukarno appeals to military governors in Jakarta in a bid to regain political control as Suharto consolidates support. The meeting, framed as cabinet talks, is seen as a potential showdown between the long-time leader and the army general.
AP reporting CIO President George Meany says strikes are a form of economic warfare and wasteful yet essential to sustain a strong labor movement. He warns without the right to strike wages would stay low and the economy could face collapse.
Governor Cant speak in Boston amid reports that Senator Gay and Inn A Volpe are in Massachusetts. The patient is described as suffering from a serious illness causing temporary speech loss. officials say no ward changes for several days.
An American Airlines jet with over 100 aboard including bandleader Duke Ellington made an unscheduled landing at Salina Kansas after a passenger muttered about a bomb as it neared Garden City. Army investigators searched a woman's suitcase finding no explosives and she was held for inquiry.
Ottawa reports trains rolling again after Parliament ordered an end to a week long rail walkout. Pickets faced fines and potential jail as unions dispute the new law and wage guarantees amid widespread disruption across Ontario Alberta and Quebec.
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