LABOR DISPUTE OVER KENNEDY POLICY AND MINIMUM WAGE
AFL CIO leaders clash publicly with Kennedy over Viet Nam policy and a proposed wage hike. Meany says the labor movement seeks greater influence and will not beg, while wage talks highlight broader labor frustration with the Democratic administration ahead of elections.
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George Meany
Kennedy
Viet Nam
AFL - Cio Executive Council
White House
AFL - Cio
Aflcio
Meany
Johnson
Legend Grows Has Mao Given Up Active Direction Of Red China
AP dispatch notes Chinese propaganda elevates Mao Tze-tung’s thinking as guiding all affairs while denying active party leadership. Officials claim his leadership remains brilliant and necessary, portraying him as savior and source of monumental change.
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Mao
Red China
Ee Ee AP
Red
Worids
Tze-tung
China
Peking
Mao Tze-tung
Porth Convicted of First Degree Murder in Wife Slaying
Winston-Salem AP reports polar wings Court jur y finds Robert I E Porth guilty of first degree murder in the death of his wife Hilda Borchardt Porth 56. The jury recommended mercy and life imprisonment. a death sentence would have been mandatory without mercy.
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Winston-Salem
Robert I E. Porth
Porth
State Supreme Court
Forsyth County Superior Court
James Booker
Noo
Hilda
Jerry) Borchardt Porth
Sukarno Bans Displays After Jakarta Student Protests
In Singapore AP dispatch Sukarno bans a student group and all demonstrations after 10,000 students march in Jakarta calling the new cabinet Communist. Streets to the palace are sealed, a funeral march salutes three slain demonstrators, and Nasution’s dismissal fuels anger.
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Singapore
Sukarno
Indonesia
Jakarta
Kami
Abdul Haris Nasution
Nasution
Jakarata
Morse Warns Viet Nam War Funding Expands to Thailand
Sen Wayne Morse criticized the proposed 4.8 billion dollar war funding bill saying it would double American troops in Viet Nam and expand the fight into Thailand, arguing the measure would finance a larger Asian military presence.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Wayne Morse
Thailand
Oregon Democrat
Senate
Asia
Congress
Morse
U.S
Cii
Johnson
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Armed Services Committee
Escaped in Asheboro Tar Heel on FBI Wanted List
A convicted murderer James L. Parker, 30, who escaped from a prison bus in Asheboro North Carolina on Nov 11 1964 was added to the FBI ten most wanted fugitives list. Parker awaiting transfer to Central Prison Raleigh had attacked a barriered bus with other inmates and vowed not to be captured alive. He is described as cunning escape prone with a violent temper and works as a laborer upholsterer and farmer.
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Washington
Kic
FBI
James L. Parker
Asheboro
N.C
Parker
Statesville
Central Prison
Raleigh
Asa FBI
East Gets Heavy Snow From Storm
A major storm blanketed the eastern U.S. with heavy snow disrupting travel. New York City faced four to six inches while Boston could see eight inches by night. Reports counted 13 inches in Rosendale New York and 10 in Albany.
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Associated Press
New York City
Washington
Boston
Rosendale
N.Y
Albany
Ellington
Arkansas
New England
Inlvania
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
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Virginia
Nancy Johnson
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