Campaigners and unions debate shorter work hours outcome
The article notes Vice President Nixon predicting a four day week and AFL CIO leaders arguing hours should come through bargaining and industry action. Walter Reuther pushes for prompt change while Meany cautions against reducing hours without broader purchasing power. Labor trends and auto industry data are cited.
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Norman Walker
Washington
Nixon
Colorado
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
AFL
CIO
Republican Party
Congress
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Aflcio
Meany
Reuther
Labor Department
Senate House Committee
Research Triangle charter advances North Carolina development
The Research Triangle Inc. gained a state charter led by Gov Hodges and Robert M. Hanes with Dr. Simpson taking a leave from the Institute for Research in Social Purpose. The plan uses UNC Duke and N C State facilities to promote industrial research and laboratories with Edens as vice president and Brandon Hodges as secretary treasurer.
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University of North Carolina
Duke University
N.C. State College
Hodges
Robert M. Hanes
Winston-Salem
Brandon Hodges
Asheville
Hanes
Hollis Edens
Duke
High Film Standards Sought by TV Industry
In San Francisco representatives of the television industry and TV film producers report complete understanding on a preliminary agreement to raise standards and taste for television movies. G Richard Shafto says the plan will go to a Washington association meeting and to Hollywood for final approval. If accepted it could clear about 75 percent of movies seen on television.
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San Francisco
National Assn. of Radio and Television Broadcasters
G. Richard Shafto
Association
Television Code Review Board
Washington
Alliance of
Television Film Producers
Hollywood
Shafto
Rain Forests Comprise About Half World Forest Area
A fragment notes rain forests account for roughly half of the planet’s total forested expanse. The readable text emphasizes the global share of rain forest coverage and its significance.
Terrapin Rejects Dog Lover Causes Household Strife
Louisville family notes comic yet tense scene as Candy the dog seeks maternal contact with a terrapin. The terrapin withdraws into its shell, Candy growls and barks, and the Kessler family decides to rehome the reptile due to its nonresponsive behavior.
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Louisville
Candy
Robert Kessler
Tall Southern congressman leads stormy school integration inquiry
Democratic Rep. James Curran Davis of Stone Mountain Ga., head of a House District of Columbia subcommittee, opposes desegregation and asserts the investigation will reveal facts about mixed-race schooling. He defends his Klan past as a youth, notes his Georgia legal career, Marine service, and private law practice in Atlanta while acknowledging the Negro vote in his district trends against him.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
James Curran Davis
Stone Mountain
Davis
House
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
White House
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
Atlanta
Nixon seen briefly as parade signals clash in Salt Lake City
Thousands lined a five block parade route in Salt Lake City on Monday hoping to glimpse Vice President Nixon. A carload of pretty girls and dignitaries rode with two bands but Nixon failed to appear until later, when few waved. A spokesman blamed mixed signals.
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Salt Lake City
Nixon
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