Johnson shirks emergency labor bill again
President Johnson told Congress he could not present emergency labor legislation after seventeen months of promises. Senate leaders said the administration failed to draft proposals, leaving the issue to lawmakers. Democrats doubt early hearings and fear a mandatory arbitration or seizure plan would split unions and management.
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Release Of Levy Sought In Two Courts
Army Capt. Howard B. Levy, court martialed for refusing to train U S Special Forces medics, seeks release as lawyers file writs of habeas corpus in the U S Court of Military Appeals and a U S District Court. His three year sentence includes hard labor and dismissal, with automatic review under Ft Jackson, S C.
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