Ten Ships At Norfolk Affected By Strike
Ten ships at Norfolk piers were affected by a wildcat strike by Local 1248 ILA longshoremen. Workers stayed away despite orders to return, with union officials hopeful of resuming work tomorrow and legal action contemplated by stevedore firms seeking about 150000 a day in damages. Wake of the dispute includes vacation pay totaling 875000, delayed by data system issues, and a large Norfolk waterfront workforce impacted across Local 1248 and Local 970.
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Norfolk, Va
Norfolk
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
David D. Alston
Edward L. Brown
Tomorow
Braden.Vandeventer
U.s.district Court
National Labor Relations Board
U.S
Vandeventer
Wildcat
Thomas W. Gleason
New York
Gleason
Jac W. Mace
Hampton Roads Maritime Association
Local 1248
Local 970
1248
Brown
Hampton Roads
Eyewitnesses differ on shots before Orangeburg troopers opened fire
Florence AP reports SLED Chief J P Strom testified that shots were fired at state troopers near South Carolina State College on Feb 8 before troopers with buckshot opened fire killing three Negro students and wounding 30 Others at the Orangeburg violence described as a civil action filed by 14 Negro plaintiffs Judges Hemphill heard testimony while defense and plaintiffs sparred over records and the campus arson and bonfire set amid days of demonstrations and a federal court order integrating the all white bowling alley
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Florence
S. C
South Carolina
Orangeburg
J. P. Strom
State Law Enforcement Division
SLED
FBI
Charles DeFord
South Carolina State College
Strom
Settle
Charles Hildebrande
State College
Robert Hemphill
Hemphill
Orangeleur
U.S. Justice Department
iPwo
Albert Dawson
Charleston
Ernest Raymond Jarson
Robert McNair
Carl B. Stokes
E. 0. Pendarvis
Roger
Ithe
Orangeburg Fed
Cleveland Sellers
Sellers
Denmark
Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Temphill
J. P. At
Boost In Government Salaries Advocated
A special commission told President Johnson that government salaries must rise to maintain leadership quality. It recommends raising Congress pay from 30 000 to 50 000 and suggests similar boosts for top executive and judicial positions. The report, dated December 2, estimates annual cost at 34.7 million.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Frederick R. Kappell
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Richard M. Nixon
House
Commission
Life Sentences Upheld By Court
The South Carolina Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld life sentences for Macon W. Prather and his son Randell M. Prather of Laurens County for murder. The pair, convicted two years earlier, had appealed claiming the trial should have allowed separate trials due to potential conflict of interest. The court ruled the trial judge correctly ordered joint indictment.
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Columbia
Laurens’ County
South Carolina Supreme Court
Macon W. Prather
Randell M. Pratter
Prathers
High Court
Supreme Court
Will of T Brady Saunders Probate Details Assets 5.5 Million
The will of T Brady Saunders Goochland County land owner was probated in Goochland County Circuit Court revealing assets valued at 5.5 million dollars. Saunders a longtime Lynchburg College board member died November 30 in Richmond at age 86.
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Goochland (Ap
T. Brady Saunders
Goochland County
Saunders
Lynchburg College
Richmond
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P. F. Thompson
Highway Patrol
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