Panel Reports Its Failure To End Long Copper Strike
A three member federal panel says a seven month national copper strike is stalled by inflexible demands for companywide bargaining. Unions insist on companywide terms. employers refuse. Secretaries Wirtz and Trowbridge urge prompt bargaining while noting economic hardship and impact on balance of payments. Kennecott Copper urges private talks over public stance.
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Washington
Secretary of
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Wirtz
Trowbridge
Kennecott Copper Corp
Salt Lake City
Johnson names Pace head of Public Broadcasting Corporation
President Johnson selects Frank Pace Jr. as chairman of the new Public Broadcasting Corporation with a 15 member board. The White House also confirms 12 other appointees and outlines funding from federal and private sources including a $4 million federal share and $2 million in private contributions.
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Washington
Johnson
Frank Pace Jr
Army
Budget Bureau
New Public Broadcasting Corporation
White House
Pace
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
James Killian Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Public Broadcasting Corporation
Senate
Man Charged With 12 Counts In Tavern Fire Murders
Clifford Falzone, Randolph County prosecutor, filed 12 counts of first degree murder and death by arson against William Edward Coleman after a flash fire at a Moberly tavern killed 12 people. The coroner jurors ruled the deaths accidental due to the actor's acts. Coleman, 36, an ex convict, appeared in court handcuffed as the charges were read.
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Moberly
Clifford Falzone
Randolph County
William Edward Coleman
William M. Stringer
Coleman
Columbia
Humphrey Urges Review of Draft Policy
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged revising the draft law, saying the non student bears the main burden and supports stronger national service. He defended a broad revision while opposing selective war selection and noted graduate deferments changed recently, urging intelligent student engagement with military service.
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Washington
Vice
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Congress
America
United States
Thai Troops Guard Mekong Amid Communist Probes
Laotian forces in Vientiane and Thai units along the Mekong go on full alert after a major Communist offensive in South Vietnam. Thailand fears infiltration and orders to shoot first. Laos reports coup rumors against Prince Souvanna Phouma and anticipates attacks in southern regions.
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Vientiane
Laos
Mekong
South Vietnam
Thailand
Souvanna Phouma
U.S
North Vietnam
Garbagemen Accept Arbitration After Strike
Binding arbitration was accepted after a nine day garbage strike. The city and the Uniform Sanitationmen's Association reached terms under Rockefeller mediation. Mayor Lindsay called the earlier proposal blackmail while noting progress as the strike ended and workers returned to duty.
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New York
City
Unit Sanitationmen’s Association
Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
Init
Lindsay
City Hall
Canadian ships report Soviet intelligence vessels near St Anthony
The Defense Department said Canadian aircraft north of Newfoundland spotted two Soviet intelligence ships in international waters about nine miles east of St Anthony. Governor Rockefeller welcomed the development and urged a quick national settlement as mediation chair Vincent D McDonnell prepares to arbitrate.
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Ottawa
Defense Department
Greenwood
N.S
St. Anthony
Mid
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M. Maxum
Bingham
High Point
Thomasville
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Callus
Metromedia
Wrrlitzer
Pearson @ MUSIC CO
Greenshore
Raleigh
N. Wrenn
State Mediation Board
Vincent D. McDonnell
Nelson A. Rockefeller
North Carolina
Wright Optical CO
W. Wash. ST
Greensboro
S. Elm Street
NEW Towne Theatre
NCNB
North Carolina National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatione
Federal Reserve System
Perpetual
Home For Home Loans
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