Cone Officials And Labor Leaders Disagree On Strike Effectiveness
Greensboro AP report shows Cone Mills management and TWU union officials giving conflicting assessments of a three day strike at seven plants. Union claims 75 to 80 percent effectiveness while Cone Morris says most workers reported to shifts. Strike began Sunday and aimed to pressure faster bargaining.
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Greensboro
Cone Mills
Afl-Cio
Textile Workers Union of America
Lewis S. Moris
Morris
Pete Brandon
TWU
Pam
White Oak
Proximity
Edna
Reidsville
Granite
Tahar
Haw River
Mineola
Gibsonville
Salisbury
TWUA
Guilford College
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Guilford
A&t
Space policy shift in Senate debate on treaty
Administration spokesmen cited President Johnson urging responsible exploration of space as the United States positions itself to contribute to national security through space collaboration. They emphasized the treaty’s intent to advance exploration rather than threaten national security.
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Johnson
Senate
United States
Space Hope and Trade Delays Roil 1959 Moon Plan
The article outlines early ambitions to land a man on the moon by late 1959 with a 1970 program aim and notes NASA officials probing a fatal fire harming three astronauts while delaying next manned flight. It reports on U.S. diplomacy around the space treaty with remarks by Arthur Goldberg and Senate debate led by Johnson ally Mansfield, plus a Maryland bond sale fiasco tied to corn and stew shipments costing $15 million after a truck crash near Annapolis.
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Space
Mansfield
U.S
Maryland
Traller
Johnson
Union Trust Co
Balti- Senate
More
New York
Space Pact
Iow
Will Face
Dirksen
Annapolis
Chicago
Charles W. Shaeffer Jr
Baltimore
Shaeffer
John A. Luetkemeyer
Harris Trust Co
Coastal storm devastates coast as lights fail and schools close
A severe coastal storm lashes the region with 140 mph winds and a water spout damaging the Diamond Shoal light station off Cape Hatteras. Four crewmen uninjured. Coastal cities shut schools and banks. New York City, other areas halt transportation as snow and icy conditions cripple travel. Port Newark idled 2,200 workers.
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Diamond Shoal
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Ocean City
New York City
Johnson
Washington
Trenton
N.J
Boston
Harrisonburg
New York
New Jersey Supreme Court
Richard J. Hughes
Manhattan
Grand Central Terminal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Staten Island Ferries
Port Newark
Maryland
Newark
Philadelphia
Hospital
Long
Island
New Jersey Transportation Department
Portsmouth
North Carolina
Snowstorm Frigid North Carolina Wreaks Havoc
A major winter storm caused heavy snow and ice across Piedmont and western coastal plains, with six inch totals in locations like Richmond and Roanoke, and strong winds complicating travel. A statewide highway force cleared blocked routes in Loudoun County as conditions eased, while ski areas such as Skyline, Homestead, and Bryces reported fresh, favorable conditions. The storm disrupted travel, closed schools in Buncombe Yancey and Guilford, and triggered atmospheric warnings from Cape Fear northward.
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Cape Cod
Skyline
Rappahannock County
Homestead
Bryces
Shenandoah County
Associated Press
North Carolina
Piedmont
Buncombe
Yancey
Guilford County
Mounains
Central Rockies
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Clingmans Peake
Blowing Rock
Hot Springs
Cape Fear
Explosion at Bien Hoa U S Air Base Amid Tet Preparations
In the hours before a cease fire an explosion and fire struck the Bien Hoa fuel storage area near Saigon. U S command reported no casualties or plane damage and opened an investigation. Across the frontier in Cambodia, U S 196th Infantry crews were wounded by a mine amid border tensions as Viet Cong shelled Mekong Delta airfields. Tet preparations included curfew relaxations and a broad surge of activity as US and allied forces report ongoing combat and weathered air campaigns over North Vietnam.
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Bien Hoa
Saigon
U.S. 196Th Light Infantry Brigade
Cambodia
Rach Cai Bac
Associated Press
al Chang
Prince Nordom Sihanouk
ISS
South Vietnam
Tra Cu
Tra Noc
Binh Thuy
Mekong River
Qui Nhon
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Phuoc Tuy
UAW Eyes Union Mayors to Join Labor Crusade
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers plans to invite other unions and possibly the AFL-CIO to join a "Get Labor-Moving" crusade. UAW leaders say the 1.4 million member union will commit about $3 million to organizing, social action and helping unions facing employer resistance, as tensions with the AFL-CIO surface.
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UAW
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Walter P. Reuther
Hat
Solidarity House
Reuther
Hensmen
Brandt seeks peaceful nuclear path with United States
Brandt, foreign minister and vice chancellor, aims to brief on Bonn’s new East Europe policy and the Rome agreement, while U S German talks focus on peaceful nuclear power rights and nonproliferation. The debate centers on whether the treaty allows civilian uses and keeps European options open.
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Europe
West Germany
Soviet Union
Kiesinger
Charles de Gaulle
Bonn
Romania
Johnson
U.S
Germany
Russians Protest Mao in Moscow Demonstration
Russian demonstrators in Moscow depicted anti-Mao chants and threw objects at Chinese officials during a tense scene linked to deteriorating Soviet Chinese ties. The incident followed the Jan. 25 Red Square confrontation and signals a broader diplomatic strain between the two nations.
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Mao
Red Square
West Point
Plane um fate unclear after twin engine Antonov incident
Cairo officials spoke publicly for the first time on the twin engine Antonov that lost contact on its flight to Hurghada 250 miles south of Suez. Reports from Amman claim Egyptian officers and enlisted men aboard sought asylum but could not be confirmed. The Cairo airline said 34 Egyptians and seven Germans were on board with foreigners headed for Hurghada. Jordanian briefings initially misidentified the aircraft as an Ilyushin, an error later corrected by Amman Radio.
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Hurghada
Suez
Amman
Goldberg to travel abroad for fact finding on peace efforts
Chicago aides say Goldberg will visit multiple capitals on a three to four week trip to assess political and economic developments. He plans stops in Burma the Philippines and Switzerland with a final UN agency focus, while avoiding new peace reports.
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Dean Rust
Goldberg
Johnson
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U.N
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Burma
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UAW International
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Meany
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Industrial Union Department
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Nottoway Commonwealth
George S. Cummins
Jettersville
Lee A. Mathis
Mary J. Wright
Barbara Brumier
Delaware
Raleigh E. Foster Jr
Danny Knowell
Afl-Clo
International Labor Organisation
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