Union Leaders Fear Reuther Feud Endangers National Labor Goals
AFL-CIO leaders fear Walter Reuther's Auto Workers withdraw from the federation could derail national programs like minimum wage enforcement and Social Security increases. Meany plans to replace Reuther on the executive council as the feud deepens with a potential full break by the Auto Workers in April, risking a major realignment in labor leadership and politics.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Walter P. Reuther
Auto Workers Union
George Beany
Auto Workers
Chicago
Giant
Labor Federation
Reuther
Meany
Auto Workers Action
Wllneis
Ganizations
James Ik
Noffa
Teamsters Union
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
United Front
Rewther
Convict Still Kicking Despite Long Prison Run
Brown, described as a habitual thief by prison records, remains in the state hospital. He says he learned slowly and is not ready to die, noting his four prior escapes and a 1922 Missouri burglary sentence. He volunteers as a hospital helper, earns $3 a month, and reads widely while commenting on Vietnam and crime.
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Brown
Jessop
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Vietnam
Romney Campaign Emphasizes Youth in Alaska Tour
Romney, age 60, promotes young ideas and candidates while railing at a fatigued Democratic Party. He asserts Republicans will win the House in 1968 and eyes a White House bid. The Alaska swing includes earthquake relief tours, press conferences, and a high profile with Gov. Hickel and Gov. Evans as 70 Republican leaders meet with the governors.
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Party of Imagination
Party of Daring
Party of the Hilure
Party of Hope For America
Romney
Alaska
House of Reprientatives
White House
Mr. McKinley
Gav. Hickel
Seattle
Olympia
Wash
Washington
Dan Evans
Pilot Dies After Sweat-Wing Jet Crash Near Pensacola
Lt Anton M Campanella age 29 of Milburn New Jersey perishes in jet crash near Pensacola on June 14 1960. The Navy states Capt Thomson served as pilot since July 1962. Wife Carole resides in Beeville Texas. Parents Mr and Mrs Stuart L Thomson live at 18 Shiloh St Hampstead Maryland.
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Penscola
Anton M. Campanella
Milburn
Pensacola
Thomson
Ty Washington
Navy
Carole
Beeville
Stuart L. Thomson
Shiloh St
Hampsted
Virginia Governor Defends Democratic Record and Taxes
Godwin argued that Democrats expanded industry and social programs, enabling a state sales tax to fund schools and mental health clinics, while accusing Republicans of hollow promises and tax-cut rhetoric. He urged Democrats to stay united and balanced amid shifting times.
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Godwin
Republican Party
Virginia
Democratic Party of
Democratic Party
Powell Negro Leader Seated Debate Spurs Party Shifts
Republicans back a censure plan to avoid a direct expulsion vote for Powell while blocking seating amendments. Democrats note a GOP flip in tactics as they push to oust Powell by expulsion with a two thirds vote, or allow him to remain seated pending inquiry.
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Page One
Powell
House
Special Committee
GOP
Vietnam war update from Guam to Saigon fronts
Reports from the Vietnam theater describe heavy fighting and mounting casualties. Eight-engine jets from Guam flew seven missions as Red forces regroup in the south. Viet Cong losses exceed 1,000 dead with numerous wounded. Civilians suffer in shelling near Ben Tre and other villages. Australian and U.S. units report significant clashes and aircraft incidents near the Cambodian border.
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Mekong
Highlands
U.S
Ben Tre
Saigon
U.S. Agency For International Development
Aid
Das
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
U.S. Army
Phuoc Tuy
Halt Ordered On Premature Counting In Manipur Elections
New Delhi AP reports the Indian government ordered a stop to premature ballot counting in Manipur to avoid influencing states yet to vote. Imphal officials had already released results in 12 of 30 assembly seats, with seven Congress, two Socialists, two independents and one Communist victorious. The Election Commission warned of rule violations due to misjudgment and poor communications in the hilly state, 1,100 miles from Delhi.
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New Delhi
India
Manipur
Election Commission
Imphal
Voting Congress Party
Delhi
Fili
Bihar
Andhra
Commission
Winston
Salem
Ice Storm Knocks Out Power Across Regions
Linemen raced from up to 200 miles away to restore power after the worst ice storm in years hit the area. Snow depths varied from 3 to 12 inches across cities like Roanoke, Richmond, Lynchburg, and Northumberland County as roads stayed bare but secondary routes required snow tires. Duke Power crews, aided by Carolina Power & Light, worked through the night to reconnect lines across Rockingham, Guilford, Alamance and Forsyth counties, with negligible incidents reported despite widespread outages.
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Roanoke
Richmond
Lynchburg
Washington
Bluefield
Northumberland County
Stafford County
Westmoreland County
Quantico
Charlottesville
Associated Press
North Carolina
Dover
Iseseit Powef
Reidsville
Winston-Salem
Theouthwest
Greensboro
Oldtimers
Winston- Salem
Duke Power Co
Carolina Power & Light Co
Rockingham
Guilford
Alamance
Forsyth
Eight Still Are Missing In Explosion
Hawthorne New Jersey AP reports three bodies recovered from the Morningstar Paisley Division plant debris after a Friday explosion and fire. Eight more workers are missing as search efforts continue among collapsed walls and vats. Police kept sightseers away while a German shepherd dog led investigators to the victims, all maintenance staff. Eighteen others injured, eleven hospitalized, including four women.
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Hawthorne
Morningstar Paisley
International Latex Corp
Louis J. Bay IT
Thomas O Carroll
Clifton
L.R. Robinson
Hawsthorne
Gus.Stave Tilstra
Paterson
Mayor Bay
Dr Oppenheimer Dies At Age 62
Dr. J. Oppenheimer, Princeton area physicist, died at home aged 62. An autopsy is expected Sunday. He helped develop the first American atomic bomb and later faced a 1954 access denial by the Atomic Energy Commission before receiving the 1963 Fermi Award for outstanding contributions to physics and leadership.
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Princeton
N.J
J. Oppenheimer
Princton Hospital
Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Fermi
Dirksen shifts to back U S Soviet consular treaty
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen signals support for the U S Soviet consular treaty, easing Johnson administration hopes for a first foreign policy victory in the new Congress. He says doubts are resolved and most Republicans may follow, aiding ratification despite fears of espionage.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Johnson
Congress
Dirksen
Senate
Soviet Union
United States
J.W. Fulbright
Clark
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Arowa
State Department
Kennedy era probe flagging new facts in Oswald case
At a prior news conference, Garrison said investigators uncovered facts that are interesting. He hinted a prisoner in Orleans Parish jail may face danger from publicity surrounding the probe. The States-Item traced Miguel Torres, 26, a Cuban recently moved from Angola prison, as a connection to the investigation. Torres faces three concurrent nine year terms for burglaries. Garrison rejected Manchester’s claim Oswald acted alone and defended his office’s extended inquiry.
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Garrison
Finday
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
States-Item
Miguel Torres
Oswald
Uuussiana
Angola
Torres
William Manchester
Manchester
Federal job deposits and EO compliance filing rules
About 2,000 employers with 50 or more workers must file annual compliance reports by March 3 each year. Banks with 100 or more employees already file under the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and a copy becomes available to the Treasury, Wallace said.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
The
Treasury
Wallace
Mao era clashes spread through Inner Mongolia and central China
Radio Moscow reported three PLA divisions moving from Peking to Inner Mongolia to back pro Mao rebels amid counterattacks by anti Maoists led by Ulanfu. Taipei sources claimed revolts in Hupeh and Szechwan with over 100 killed and 500 wounded at Loieng Peoples Commune. Maoist Red Guards faced setbacks in Shantung and Szechwan as peasants joined anti Maoist forces.
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Huhehot
Moscow
People’s Liberation Army
PLA
Mao
Peking
Ulanfu
Inner Mongolian
Red Guard
Mongolia
Radio
Taipei
Formosa
Central
Hupeh
Szechwan
CIA Money Help To NSA Students Sparks Senate Debate
House subcommittee leader Rep Mendel Rivers says no CIA wrongdoing found after NSA aid claims. CIA denied implying jail threats and said funds aimed to counter Communist influence in non Communist student groups. Senate members show concern as disclosures reveal CIA through foundations backed a large NSA student network for about 15 years.
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CIA
House
Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Rivers
Armed Services Committee
South Carolina
Ans
Virginia
Subcommittee
Richard Helms
Republican Subcommittee
William Bates
Massachusetts
Colege
Senate
Dem
Thor
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