Global and domestic news roundup from late December
Congressional and military reports show U5 forces engaging North Vietnamese regiments near Saigon with air strikes while weather hinders bombing. Navy announces nuclear ships on station in Tonkin as casualty figures rise to 6516 since December 22, 1961. China warns Britain over Hong Kong visits, while Argentina's cabinet resigns amid economic unrest. A Chile quake follows a prior tremor, and British prison governors face new security directives after escapes. Labor union tensions rise as AFL-CIO tensions grow with auto unions.
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National Reuther Rips APL Failure and Complacency
WASELINGTON The United Automobile Workers United Labor Federation denounces complacency in aid to the 1885 union effort. Top leaders Reuther Mary Treasurer Great House Wooodeack send a letter to 1,500 locals outlining a new program and action plan for the labor movement. The missive signals a broader strategy and differs from prior auto leaders' stance.
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Dirksen told to join AFTRA union card request
Ev to Get a Union Card reports that Senator Everett Dirksen faced AFTRA membership rules after an application and dues request were sent. Dirksen indicated willingness to join as he has already performed on the NBC Tonight Show, triggering a union requirement for membership.
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Independent Daily Public Notice From Long Beach California
A historical notice from the Independent Daily publication in Long Beach California dated March 2, 1943, adjudicated by the Superior Court of Los Angeles County with Decree No. 610780 issued October 6, 1944. It lists service delivery charges and a mailed amount of 33.00 dollars and 39.00 dollars for May 17335.
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Dixie School Barriers Fall in Orleans
A federal appeals court set a speed toward desegregation of Southern public schools and ruled all grades must be open to Negroes next fall. The decision endorses HEW guidelines as the least rigid standard and notes some districts use courts to shield evasion while others already comply.
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