Canada Withholds Recognition of Red China
Canada has no immediate plan to recognize Red China, despite wheat sales windfall, and will support Communist China’s admission to the United Nations this fall. Ottawa will recognize Mongolia, the buffer state between Red China and the Soviet Union, while noting no decision on recognizing Peking. US reaction and the UN session timing influence Ottawa’s stance on Beijing.
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Fred Coleman
Ottawa
Canada
Peking
Red China
Washington
Can& Conside
U. N. General Assembly
World Forum
U. S
U. N
United States
U. N. Assembly
Auto Workers Seek Higher 1964 wage gains
Walter P. Reuther signaled the United Auto Workers will push for a higher annual improvement factor in 1964 bargaining, aiming beyond 3.2 percent amid a 6-cent hourly or 2 percent base, with contracts expiring Aug. 31 and open July 1. He disputed claims of a fixed 3.2 percent ceiling despite Productivity reports.
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Detroit
Walter P.reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
UAW
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Asl
Lutheran Church
America
American Lutheran Church
Paul C. Empie
NLC
inter-Lutheran Agency
Lutheran Council of the United States of America
MLC
Missouri Synod
Lutheran Council Sacrificing Self in Cause of Unity
Associated Press reports that the National Lutheran Council is sacrificing itself to advance Christian unity and Lutheran unity in the United States, with a focus on broader church cooperation. The piece notes Charlotte, North Carolina as the dateline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Associated Press
Charlotte, N.C
National Lutheran Council
United States
NLC
Charlotte
ILC
inter-Lutheran
Rathian Church — Missouri Synod
Nts
Discrimination debate frames civil rights bill vote
Congress discussions reveal partisan blocs and gender dynamics as Edith Green defends equal pay while stressing broader civil rights goals. Cuban fishing incidents and Guantanamo activity are described, with details on seized vessels, juveniles, and asylum requests.
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Congress
Green
Mickey Body builds vans at High Point plant
The High Pointer story centers on Mickey Body who heads a truck body firm on Perry Street later moving to a larger Bethel Avenue site. The 140 by 216 foot prefabricated steel plant includes a 30 foot ceiling for traveling lifts and a brick design building housing the design department. Mickey, a lifelong mechanic, works on a keyboard controlled welding rig and splits time between the floor and executive chair while pursuing flying and horse riding with family.
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Perry Street
W. A. Davis Milling Co
Mickey
Leonard Street
Bethel Avenue
Delaetent
Occu‘pied
Mickey Body
Carl Mickey
High Point High School
Alice Silman
Waiva Marie
Carolyn Jane
Carl Sr
Rt. 5
High Point
Air Force
Thunderbird
Ariz
Santa Ana
Calif
Carl
Auto unions pressure Eminent wage booster talks in 1961
Negotiating a profit sharing pact with the UAW in 1961, American Motors sought to drop the annual improvement factor while Reuther pressed to keep it and warned of a strike. The issue crossed to GM Ford and Chrysler as firms privately favored elimination but public stance remained cautious. Reuther argued the factor boosted wages, yet efficiency could still rise with no price hikes for cars in 1964.
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UAW
American Motors Corp
Reuther
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
John‘gow
General Motors Corp
William Bruening
Washington, D.C
Missouri Synod
U. S. Manufacturing Corporation
Federal Building Bids Open For Fort Jackson and Columbia Post Office
Bids for five million dollars in government construction at Fort Jackson and three million dollars for the new Columbia post office will be accepted beginning February 27. Fort Jackson work targets permanent facilities and the Columbia project expands federal infrastructure in the area.
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Columbia, 8.C
Ft. Jackson
Columbia Post Office
Ft. Fapeeran
LBJ Involved in Cuban Employee Pay at U.S. Naval Station
The report indicates President Lyndon B. Johnson was linked to pay deductions from Cuban employees at a U.S. naval station. Details remain unclear on the exact nature of the transactions or official approvals.
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U.S. Naval Station
Princess Irene Faces Stress Over Marriage Abroad
Princess Irene and her controversial fiancé flew from Madrid to The Hague on a Saturday to confront mounting criticism. A late night palace session released her final reply in which she offered to renounce rights to the throne and live abroad, with the prime minister stating she would settle with her husband abroad after marriage.
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Irene
Madrid
Hague
Princess Irene
Mecklenburg doctors condemn political pressure on Kerr Mills plan
The Mecklenburg County Medical Society charged political pressure led state welfare officials to activate only the old age assistance portion of the Kerr Mills Act. It warned the change would aid only current welfare recipients and said it will seek a new hearing on the department’s plan.
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Lutheran Council ‘Sacrificing’ Self
Soulth
Moscow
Kremlin
Edith Green
Havana
Crete
Cuba
Guantanamo
U.S
Lutheran Unity
Isouri Synod
Staff Consulta
Numan Teauods
LE Inlais
NLC Aften
Tnleinnnf College
Terug
Peagervnar
Missouri Synod Convention
Main ST
Indian Maid Stoker
City Fuel Co
Leonard
North State
Central Exchange
Thomasville
Randlaman
Powers
Barbara Gay Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
William Reynolds
Milledgeville
Rudolph Abel
Reynolds
Aiken
S. C
Vic's Barbecue
E. Green St
Princess
Tors
Sylvania
Spencer Parlier Bros
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