Tobacco Workers To Strike In Greensboro Plant
Members of Local 317 Tobacco Workers International Union vote 1 046 to 720 to authorize a strike deadline at P Lorillard Co cigarette plant in Greensboro. Negotiations to resume Monday as union prepares to define issues and set a strike deadline after rejecting a three year contract.
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Tobacco Workers International Union
P. Lorillard Co
Roy Pegram
Reidsville
Pegram
W. D. Okerson
Okeron
Okerson
Kennedy Bids Saud Visit as Space Delay Shocks Nation
President Kennedy paid a courtesy call on King Saud of Saudi Arabia in Palm Beach and extended an invitation for a Washington visit. The monarch, recuperating in the 18 room mansion, is expected to spend a short time in the capital next month, dates to be arranged. Kennedy learned of the Cape Canaveral space setback just minutes before the public notice.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Washington
U.S
United States
Earth
White House
Pierre Salinger
Cape Canaveral
John H Glenn Jr
Salinger
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
North Carolina Architects Honor Winners at Annual Convention
The NC Chapter of the American Institute of Architects announced new officers and award winners. Jane Hall of the Raleigh News and Observer won the first annual architecture writing prize for a Fayetteville synagogue story. Directors named include Haskins, Clemmer, and Davis.
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Southern Pines
N.C
North Carolina
American Institute of Architects
Jane Hall
Raleigh News and Observer
Arthur C. Jenkins Jr
Fayetteville
S. Scott Ferebee
Charlotte
Elizabeth Lee
Lumberton
Macon Smith
Raleigh
Albert L.haskins Jr
Robert L. Clemmer
Hickory
Archie R. Davis
Durham
Hall
Greenville
Lowenstein - Atkinson
Greensboro
Bill Noblitt
Shelby Daily Star
CORE Men Demonstrate In Chicago
Five members of the Congress on Racial Equality staged a weekend sit in at the University of Chicago Administration Building to press for racial integration in off campus housing. The protest began Tuesday with students and others, white and Negro, and aimed to protest university policy while George Wells Beadle was away. University policy seeks to acquire deteriorating off campus housing but avoids abrupt occupancy changes to preserve a stable interracial community. The CORE chapter criticized the university's proposed implementation as vague and unacceptable.
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Congress On Racial Equality
University of Chicago
University
George Wells ‘Beadle
Beadle
University of California
Berkeley
University Boycott Threatened at Southern University
Ousted students at Southern University urged a boycott of all classes and activities for at least a week while readmission processes proceed. Leaders linked to December demonstrations faced renewed bans, as classes set to resume Monday and LSU plans falter.
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Baton Rouge
all-Negro Southern University
D'Army Bailey
Memphis
Tenn
Bailey
Marvin
Southern
Felton G. Clark
U.S. Atty
Robert Kennedy
Attorney General
Clark
Man Charged With Killing His Spouse
Mau rice Massey a 20 year old factory worker was charged with murder after his 19 year old wife who was three months pregnant died. Police quoted guests saying a quarrel occurred and he struck her. The couple had two daughters and Mrs Massey’s parents and brothers survived. He claimed she fell against furniture and injured her head.
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Kennedy Faces GOP Push Against Urban Affairs Department
President Kennedy presses a proposal for a federal urban affairs department while Republicans resist, arguing it would bypass states. Senate GOP leader Dirksen warns against direct Washington to municipalities dealings, calling the plan politically risky. Kennedy plans to use an executive order if needed, drawing charges of gutter politics from opponents.
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Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Dirksen
Robert C. Weaver
House Rules Committee
House
Nam Tha Fighting Intensifies as Royalists Hold Ridge
Laotian royal army flies reinforcements to Nam Tha where government troops and Pathet Lao battalions clash for a ridge overlooking the provincial capital. U.S. sources await confirmation of attackers while refugees evacuate to Luang Prabang and political talks shift toward neutrality.
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Boun Oum
Nam Tha
Laos
Pathet Lao
Frankfurt
Germany
Vientiane
Bonn
Souphanouvong
Souvanna
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moung May Ban May
Voice of Laos Radio
Luang Prabang
Minnesota Mining official to visit Raleigh amid probe
A Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co public relations official said he will meet state officials in Raleigh on Monday. The firm, suspended over highway sign procurement practices, faces scrutiny over ties to Raleigh businessman Kidd Brewer and former highway engineer Robert A. Burch.
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Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Kidd Brewer
Raleigh
Robert A. Burch
Paul Brown
Minnesota Mining
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