Unfair Union Tactics Hit Darlington Mill Closure Case
The Supreme Court weighs whether the 1956 Darlington Textile mill closure in South Carolina was an unfair labor practice. AFL CIO and NLRB actions prompted back pay orders, with Deering Milliken Inc. involved via partial ownership. The Fourth Circuit upheld a lower ruling, and Sen Sam J. Ervin Jr argued the case.
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Washington (Ap
Supreme Court
High Court
Darlington
S.C
Darlington Manufacturing Co
Arthur J. Goldberg
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Deering Milliken Inc
Darling‘ton
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
U.S
North Carolina
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Wrecking Crew Demolishes Wrong Glendale Home
Isl enezky reports his two story Glendale apartment was mistakenly torn down by a wrecking crew after a mix up with a Burbank firm. He confronted workers who spoke Spanish and left in disbelief. Venezky vows to consult his lawyer after discovering only a fireplace stub remains.
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Los Angeles
Islenezky
Chicago
Venezky
Burbank
Glendale
Two Police Officers Suspended in Charlotte
Acting Police Chief Ernest Selvy suspended Lt A J Gilleland and Detectives M H Thompson and Fred Hucks and referred charges to the Civil Service Commission for a hearing on December 21. Hucks is among seven Charlotte officers indicted last month for willful neglect of duty in a probe of the department.
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Charlotte
N. C
Ernest Selvy
Civil Service Commission
Selby
A. J. Gilleland
M. H. Thompson
Fred Hucks
Gilleland
Department
Burea Gilleland
Hucks
Thompson
State Bureau of Investigation
Selvy
Libel suit over city election dismissed in North Carolina
A Superior Court judge dismissed a $500,000 libel suit tied to the 1962 mayoral race. Plaintiff Earl Teague sued J. Garner Bagnal J. P. Huskins and the Statesville Daily Record Inc over an advertisement in the Daily Record. Judge John D. McConnell ruled the complaint failed to show a cause of action.
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Statesville
N.C
Earl Teague
J. Garner Bagnal
Bagnal
J. P. Huskins
Statesville Daily Record, Inc
Huskins
Statesville Daily Record
Landmark
Daily Record
John D. McConnell
Johnson assigns Humphrey to coordinate equal opportunity programs
President Johnson announced to the Urban League that Vice President-elect Hubert Humphrey will coordinate six government groups advancing civil rights and equal opportunity. He pledged to make Negro emancipation a fact and to achieve full integration for over 20 million African Americans, drawing strong applause.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H.humphrey
Urban League
Whitney Young
Humphrey
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Civil Rights Commission
President
Committee On Equal Opportunity In Housing
Community Relations Service
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Toto
Kentucky
English Road
Guilford
Jack Southerland
Mee
Rick
High Point Enterprise
N. Main St
Ken Gibson
Mgr
Penney’s
Scotland
Italy
Rayon ‘N Orlon
Oxford
Model
Comfort
Penney
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