Federal judge blocks maritime strike for 80 days
U S District Court Judge Sylvester J. Ryan issued an 80 day Taft Hartley injunction stopping the national maritime strike that halted most flag shipping. The order, dated July 3, bars any resumption until September 21 and will be appealed by MEBA and other unions.
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New York
U.S. Dist
Sylvester J. Ryan
U.S. Court of Appeals
North Carolina Names 19 To Highway Commission
Raleigh AP Nineteen men take oaths to the State Highway Commission chosen by Gov Sanford under a 1961 highway reorganization plan. Chairman Merrill Evans and Clifton Benson will re-take oaths with the new board, as secondary road funding looms as a major issue. The commission will assign counties rather than follow division lines. New appointees include D G Bell Worth Joyner Duncan Faircloth James G W McClamroe Thomas McLean Ted Jordan Clint Newton Watson Brame Jack Kirksey Graham Elliott Jimmy Glenn Bill Horner Paul Younts Elsie Webb Murray Tate and Gilliam Wood.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Policy Board
North Carolina
Gov Sanford
General Assembly
Merrill Evans
Ahoskie
Clifton Benson
Evans
Commission
Luther Hodges
Sanford
Benson
D. G. Bell
Morehead City
Worth Joyner
Rocky Mount
Duncan
Faircloth
Clinton
James G. W. McClamroe
Greensboro
Thomas McLean
Fayetteville
Ted Jordan
Sylva
Clint Newton
Shelby
Watson Brame
North Wilkesboro
Jack Kirksey
Morganton
Graham Elliott
Washington
N.C
Jimmy Glenn
Winston-Salem
Bill Horner
Paul Younts
Charlotte
Yates Bennett
Burnsville
Elsie Webb
Rockingham
Murray Tate
Hickory
Gilliam Wood
Edenton
Marines Describe Okinawa Confinement Boxes
Marines West and Young testified at Treasure Island about 5 by 7 foot concrete confinement boxes at Camp Butler Okinawa. They spent 43 and eight days respectively in the cubicles awaiting appeals on black market charges while three others were brigged but not detained.
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San Francisco
Camp Butler Marine Base
Okinawa
Stece C. West
Union S.C
Laverne L. Young
Pensacola
Fla
Treasure Island
Marine Corps
Young
West
San Bruno
James E. Stauffer
Kennedy Hosts Outdoor State Dinner at Mount Vernon
President Kennedy entertains Pakistan's Ayub Khan at Mount Vernon with an outdoor gala dinner for 140 guests. The event features a colonial fire and drum corps, a 74 piece orchestra, motor yachts, and an Army kitchen catered menu under a green canopy.
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Mount Vernon
Kennedy
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
George Washington
Potomac River
Washington
Plantation House
National Symphony Orchestra
National Memorial
Romania
Marie
White House
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