Labor splits timeline clouds labor unity in AFL CIO
AP reports as Neil Gilbride notes crisis year for labor with Walter Reuther's rift. William Pollock leader of Textile Workers Union says the split weakens Southern organizing and unity, urging Reuther to accept a special AFL CIO convention to hear charges and obey its decision. Pollock criticizes Reuther’s stance and warns of impact on labor's broader goals.
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Neil Gilbride
Wester Rington
Watter “Reuther
United Autorks
Strangtta
Abor
William Pollock
AP Lacio
Textile Workers Union
Amarted
Pollock
Hubert H.humphrey
Auto Workers
Reuthar Tesey
Sen
Robe -Reuther
Afl:cio
Afl-Cio
George ‘Meany
federal _Gon
Reuther
B .L
Roy) Siemiller
AFL
GIO International Association of Machinists
Meany
Labor
South
United Auto Workers
Textile Workers
Walter Reuther
Students End Campus Occupation At Rome Uni
AP dispatch from Rome reports police ending a three day student occupation at Rome University. rebels clashed with moderates as 2000 leftists were cleared. 10 injured and 63 detained. Italy's center-left government collapse adds to a turbulent political crisis.
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Rome
Rome University
Glugent Groupe
Italy
War Claims Arkansen Soldier Phillip D Miller Injured Killed
Washington reports Corporal Phillip D Miller son of Mr and Mrs George W Miller of Black Springs Montgomery County Arkansas has been listed by the Defense Department as killed in action while stationed in Vietnam. The family confirmation notes Miller’s service and residence in Black Springs Ark.
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Washington (Ab
Massine Lange
Phillip D. Mileler
Defense Department
Vietenau
Miller
George W. Miller
Black Springs Ark
Montgom
Ary County
Mass Arrest Forecast Fizzles in Civil Rights Demonstration
Protesters gathered on the steps of the Justice Department in Washington for an eight hour drive demanding federal aid. Despite predictions of arrests, police did not seize anyone blocking a locked door. A late night vigil formed as about 100 of 300 demonstrators stayed after negotiations failed. The day saw calls to meet with Attorney General Ramsey Clark and a broader push for federal action for the Poor People Campaign.
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James R. Polk
Associated Press
Washington
Ramisey Clark
Hosea Williams
Los Angeles
Asst
J. ¥. Wilson
Justice Department
Clark
Williams
Freer Trade Drive Faces Capitol Hill Debate
Johnson administration officials push freer trade amid rising congressional support for import quotas. The first major review since the 1962 Trade Expansion Act will feature top witnesses including Roth, Wirtz, Udall, Rusk, Freeman, and Furness. The administration seeks voluntary import limits as a middle path, amid protectionist sentiment and a plan to reduce the dollar deficit.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson Administration
Capitol Hill
Congressional
U.S
Administration
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
William Roth
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Commerce
C. R. Smith
The
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Dean Rusk Am
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Betty Furness
John F. Kennedy
New Administration
Cape Henry Hulk May Be German Sub
Divers found a 250 foot hulk off Cape Henry about 70 miles east-northeast of the cape. Authorities say it resembles the German U-548 IX-C type sunk April 30, 1945, by U.S. warships near Virginia. A Navy officer noted possible 20mm mounts and a sail like top while confirming no markings.
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Norfolk, Va
Cape Henry
U.S
Pargo
Ronald C. Hall
John Caruso
Ocean Noor
Caruso
Norfolk
Hall
Virginia
Theda Bassett
Submarine Museum
New London
Con
The Negro Community Notes From Ester Hicks
The page lists short items and personal notes including a thought for the day on language, Bethel AME Church events at 5:00 and 8:00 pm today, travel notices for Miss Jo Katherine Varge and Brenda Joyce Nelson, and visits from Mr and Mrs Arris Perry.
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Y.P.D
Bethel A.M.E
Jo Katherine Varge
Raymond Williamson
Chicago
Illinois
Rela
Arkansas Board Prioritizes Merger With Little Rock Univ
Uiie versity of Arkansas board places merger with Little Rock University as its top priority and discusses using the North Little Rock tract for a potential center while denying immediate plans. The assembly authorizes a center but provides no funding. The document also notes school superintendents must prioritize Negro employment amid broader district plans. Also reported are three candidates filing for constitutional convention delegate positions in Arkansas.
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General Assembly
Arkansas
Wttle Rock
Harry A
Hank” Haines
Blytheville Courier News
Haines
Mississippi County
James Ross Jr
Monticello
Drew County
D. Leonard Lingo
Walnut Ridge
Lawrence County
State School Desegregation Plan Filed in Arkansas District Court
The Arkansas Juvenile Training School Board submitted in U S District Court on Monday its plan to desegregate the four training schools in Fargo Alexander Pine Bluff and Wrightsville. The plan, required by court order, calls for closing the Negro girls school at Fargo with all girls transferred to the other facilities.
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Alexander
Fargo
Arkansas Rehabilitation Service
Pine Bluff
Wrightsville
Arkansas Children’s Colony
Little Rock
Arkansas Juvenile Training School Board
U.S. District Court
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Little Miss Hope
Julie Graves
Coliseum
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Lewis McLarty
Ladies Speciality
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Penny's
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Herbert
Hope (Ark
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Star
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Vera
Jack Gardner
Ting
Hope Area
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Extension Home
Ester Hicks
Bethel A, Me, Church
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Lee Autry Dixon
Yuma
Arizona
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Charles Wrmam Hale
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