Dismissal Of Union Charges In Dispute Over Closed South Carolina Mill
A long running NLRB case over the Darlington Manufacturing Co mill in Darlington South Carolina may be nearing resolution. An examiner recommended dismissal of unfair labor practice charges by the Textile Workers Union of America contending the mill was closed to deter unions and to warn other plants. The 4th Circuit previously overturned an earlier board ruling. the Supreme Court remanded.
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S.C. Mill
Washington
Darlington
S.C
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Lloyd Buchanan
Darlington Manufacturing Co
Examiner
Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Robert Milliken
Spartanburg
Deering Milliken Inc
Deering Milliken
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
High Court
Steering Milliken
Navy Pilot From Viet Nam Killed in Michigan Crash
Lt. j.g. Glen Kalember 24 of Grosse Pointe recently returned from Viet Nam where he flew over 100 missions. While visiting his family near Suttons Bay, his single seat Navy A1E (Al oe) crashed after the wingtip hit a tree, 1,000 feet from his parents and near two homes. He was attached to Attack Squadron 115 at Leemore California. Witnesses said he circled the family home and left a note asking his parents to meet him at Traverse City airport.
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Suttons Bay
Mich
Viet Nam
J.g. Glen Kalember
Grosse Pointe
Kalember
Leemore
Calif
Dewey Kalember
Traverse City
Senate housing bill faces uphill climb amid dispute
Senator Russell notes grave doubts about quick passage as the housing provision divides Republicans and Southern blocs. Vice President Humphrey rules the bill onto the calendar after a second reading challenge. Dirksen’s stance may determine if the measure passes with or without the open housing clause.
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Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hubert H. Humphrey
Russell
Labor Day
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Ifme
Viet Nam Air and Ground Actions Reported Near Saigon
U S and allied forces conducted daily operations in South Viet Nam including Marine tank actions on the Vu Gia River near Saigon where 15 Viet Cong were killed and 13 weapons captured by a militia raid 30 miles southwest of Saigon. Cambodian claims of raids into Cambodia were rejected by the U S embassy which cited ground fire in response and noted naming confusion over Anlong Trach versus Thlik Trak.
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Central Highlands
Paul Revere
Vu Gia River
Saigon
Ithat
U.S. Coast Guard
Point Welcome
Cambodia
U.S
Viet Nam
Anlong ‘Trach
Thlik Trak
Policy On Gum Chewing At Highway Commission
A highway commission employee with twenty years on the force faces questions about gum chewing. The personnel office reports no official policy, leaving discretion to division heads. Experts warn sugar in gum could harm dental health, noting most market gum contains sugar and may accelerate dental decay.
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Grapher
Highway Commission
Commission
E. A. Pearson
Dental Health Division
State Department of Mental Health
Leaf prices rise on border belt tobacco markets
Raleigh AP reports higher prices on South Carolina North Carolina flue cured tobacco markets with most grades gaining 1 to 3 per hundred and some reaching season highs. Volume shelves large, quality mixed as nondescript and primings dominate sales amid government price support data.
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Raleigh
South Carolina
North Carolina
Stabilization Corp
U.S
Police shootout killings stun vacation area
Witnesses described a fatal road pursuit where a blue police car halted another vehicle and three officers were shot. One detective was killed as he stepped out and the driver was hit through the windshield while a second officer fell chasing the suspects. A third officer was struck as the gang’s car sped away. A witness recalled a fat man with a black beard among the attackers.
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David Hopkins
Omnibus Housing Bill Advances Special Riot Area Mortgage Plan
The Senate passed an omnibus housing bill advancing a new government mortgage insurance program for riot torn areas by a 61 to 3 vote and sent the measure to the House. It includes a Javits sponsored $900 million aid for college dorm loans, despite administration objections, plus various FHA insurance expansions and historic site grants.
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Washington
Senate
House
Norris Cotton
R— N.H
Milward L. Simpson
R— Mee
John J. Williams
Jacob K. Javits
R.N.Y
Edmund S. Muskie
D— Maine
Joans
Muskie
J.W. Fulbright
D—Ark
Javits
Fulbright
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Alaska
Indonesia Ready To Join In Fighting Communism
Indonesia says it is ready to join Malaysia in fighting communism and seeks readmission to the United Nations. Foreign Minister Adam Malik notes past Soviet military aid and announces plans to resume diplomatic relations soon after the Jakarta peace pact ending the Confrontation.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Adam Malik
United Nations
Security Council
Malik
Sukarno
Moscow
Peking
Communist Party
Suharto
Jakarta
Cellebrate
Abdul Razak
Abdul Rahman
Federation of Malaya
Borneo
Singapore
Razak
Indonesia-Malaysia
Chicago march through Bogan area tests race tensions
A mixed crowd led by Albert A. Raby marched through the Bogan Chicago Lawn border amid taunts and segregationist signs. Police kept order as marchers, including Rev. James Bevel and others, faced stereo and threats while church members watched from sidewalks.
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Bogan
Chicago
Albert A. Raby
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
Raby
Jackson
James Bevel
Martin Luther King
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Chicago Lawn
Miss
Chicago, Lawn
Ashburn
William J. Bogan
79Th St
Jack L. Sperling
North Side
Richard J. Daley
Sperling
Raymond F. Simon
Tidewater Bank Robbery Marks Fourth Heist in Two Weeks
A khaki clad gunman waited in line and robbed the South Hampton Branch of the Virginia National Bank just before closing, fleeing with $6,443. It is the Tidewater region’s fourth bank robbery in two weeks, following a Virginia Beach heist where four men netted over $16,000.
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South Hampton
Virginia National Bank
Tidewater
Virginia Beach
Rosman
N.C
First Union National Bank
FBI
Charlotte
Allen F. Sisk
Carl Sisk
Billy James Turner
Sisks
Kannapolis
U.S
William Styles
Marvin Teer
Teer
Brevard
J. C. Rowe
Steve Goodson
Youth Charged In Fire Death Of His Sister
A 16 year old Jermyn boy Charles Johnson Jr was charged with murder in the fatal fire that killed his 7 year old sister Donna Jean behind their home eight miles north of Scranton. He waived a hearing and was held without bail for the grand jury as investigators consider a mental examination.
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Scranton
Jermyn
J. Dist
Joseph J. Cimino
Charles Johnson Jr
Cimino
Donna Jean
Here
Charles Johnson
Jermyn Borough
Shooting at Winchester Plant Leaves Several Hurt
The incident began when a man named Davis fired inside the Winchester-Western Division clubhouse. He shot at workers and was killed after officers responded, with Helen Koch, 51, among the gravely injured and Jonathan Miller treated after abdominal injuries. Davis had worked for a maintenance contractor, not Olin, and a guard who knew him described him as armed during the confrontation.
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Wilson
Winchester-Western
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
Davis
Olin
Thomas Bentley
Company
Bentley
John
Chick) Coles
Chick
Joe
William Rhone
John Widmann
Coles
Helen Koch
Jonathan Miller
Yale-New Haven Hospital
Conservative youth and action groups contrast in numbers
Barry the American Conservative Union has faced internal dissension over its role. Young Americans for Freedom is a six-year-old conservative youth movement. Americans for Constitutional Action has about 5,200 subscribers and spent 109,600 on campaigns two years ago with plans to spend most of that again. Goldwater's Free Society Association aims to represent conservative views without direct political action and claims over 40,000 members. The two other groups together total about 40,000 members, with some roster overlap.
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American Conservative Union
Young Americans For Freedom
Americans For Constitutional Action
Goldwater
Free Society Association
Biblical Law of Retaliation and Child Death Punishment
The text presents a strict lex talionis principle: if a man harms a pregnant woman causing the child’s death, he must compensate for the loss. if the woman dies, he must die. It echoes the eye for an eye, tooth for tooth standard, and notes that Jesus did not alter this law.
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Jesus
Four Family Members Shot Dead in Webster Groves
Four members of the Hausler family were found shot to death in their Webster Groves home in an apparent murder suicide. Herbert Hausler, 37, reportedly killed his wife and two sons with a .30-30 rifle before taking his own life. Police estimated the deaths occurred between 8 and 9 p.m. Thursday. a baby sitter alerted authorities after the 7 year old son did not arrive. No motive note was found.
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St.louis
Webster Groves
Herbert Hausler
Virginia Baker
Hauslers
Frank
Pentagon funds reshaped for missile frigate debate
Reserves had deleted funds for these sought by the Pentagon and substituted money to build a nuclear powered missile frigate. The Senate committee endorsed House additions including 163 million for Nike-X antimissile system 55 million for F12 reconnaissance plane and 8.8 million for advanced strategic bomber development. The reduction from House totals was bookkeeping. The House had voted 623 million for payroll costs. the Senate deleted this pending administration request. The committee retained 67 million for separate Army Reserve and National Guard Organization to block McNamara plan merger.
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Pentagon
Senate
House
Russell
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