UAW to Commit $3 Million to Aid Members and Action
Detroit AP United Auto Workers vows a $3 million independent drive to back labor organizing social action and support unions facing employer pressure. The move follows a break with AFL CIO over leadership and “status quo” concerns as Reuther seeks to lead a broader progressive labor movement beyond the council.
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Acty Mahan Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio
UAW
George Meany
Walter P. Reuther
AFL- Cio
Reuther
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Meany
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Poland
Johnson
AFL. Cio
No Agreement in Light on Panama Treaty
Negotiations between the United States and Panama over a new Panama Canal treaty drag into the third year with no clear path to an agreement. Talks began in April 1964 after Panamanian mobs stormed the Canal Zone, a riot that left two Panamanians and four U.S. soldiers dead and briefly severed diplomatic ties. President Johnson said in 1965 a treaty to replace the 1903 pact was under negotiation. Secrecy remains central as officials insist it is necessary amid political debate.
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Bent
Meyer Washington
United States
Panama
U.S
Canal Zone
Johnson
Canal
Hope Star Election Upheld by State Court
A summary of the Hope Star reports an election upheld by a state court after a banquet hall decoration marking. A counterinsurgency expert described by the British-born diplomat notes revolutionary developments in Algeria Palestine Iraq and Lebanon and his 1965 U.S. ambassadorship in Algiers is mentioned.
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HOPE
Algeria
Palestine
Iraq
Lebanon
U.S
Algiers
Ladies of the Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Ned Purtle
Charles Stone
Ned Ray Purtle
B. W. Edwards
Lloyd Kinard
Lonnie Crow
J. M. Walker
Rockefeller Firing Cites Prison Safety Concerns in Arkansas
Gov. Rockefeller fired Tucker Prison Farm Asst. Supt. Pink Booher and three wardens after police and investigators flagged a crisis at the State Penitentiary. The memo to the Joint Penitentiary Investigating Committee cites fear among inmates and reports of goon squads beating inmates.
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George F. Bartsch
Associated Press
Little Rock
State Penitentiary
Tucker Prison Farm
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Joint Penitentiary
Bob Scott
Rockefeller
Pink Booher
J. L. Mashburn
Robert Henslee
H. H. Chadick
Booher
Herman Lindsey
Lindsey
Bealing Up
NockeleHes
Tucker Prison Farm Conditions Bad Says TV
LITTLE ROCK AP Tele vision Station KATV quoted a governor source that Tucker Prison Farm conditions remain deplorable with prisoners reporting questionable activities. Gov Rockefeller fired four Tucker staff last Friday including assistant superintendent Pink Booker. he set a Little Rock news conference for Tuesday. Also in Texas a Hope High School graduate named Jim my D. Ponder was selected for training at Keesler AFB as an Air Force communications specialist.
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Little Rock
KATV
Tucker
Katy
Winthrop Rockefeller
Pink Booker
San Antonia
Jimmy D. Ponder
Willie L. Ponder
Walnut St
Hope
Atk
Keesler Afb
Miss
Air Force
Hope High School
Lackland Afb
Tex
No Feelers for Peace Says Kennedy In Europe Visit
Senator Robert F Kennedy denied bringing peace feelers from Europe and told President Johnson that France could connect with Hanoi. He suggested talks should aim at a settlement, not mere negotiation, and noted European aides believe Hanoi’s China ties loosened amid Chinese turmoil. Kennedy indicated support for extending the North Vietnam bombing pause.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Europe
Johnson
Hanoi
Kennedy
Whitey House
Newsweek
New York Democrat
Nicholas Katzenbach
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Vietnam
Katzenbach
White Horse
New York
Gaulle
China
North
Senate
North Vietnam
White House
Civil Work in Vietnam Is Changed
In Saigon, the pacification program was reorganized two months ago into the Office of Civil Operations to coordinate civilian efforts. Deputy Ambassador William J. Porter heads OCO, unifying U.S. civilian bodies and agencies. Officials deem early progress but say it is too soon to judge success.
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Kenneth L. Whiting
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Office of Civil Operations
Dec
U.S. Agency For International Development
U.S. Public Affairs Office
William J. Porter
OCO
Porter
Priests Surpass Burglar at St. Brendan's Rectory
In Chicago a burglar entered St. Brendan's rectory and was confronted by two priests. Father Millan, about 6 feet 4, wrestled the intruder while Father Quinlan seized a baseball bat and struck him. The man dropped a wallet and watch before leaping from a window into a snowdrift and fleeing.
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Chicago
St. Brendan’s
William J. Quinlan
Gerald Millan
Father Millan
Quinlan
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O. D. Pendergrass
Arkansas Senate
Supreme Court
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General Assembly
Pendergrass
Sheid
U.S. Supreme Court
Chind
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Harris
John Petty
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