Pickets Defy Writ in Wilmington Amid Strike Tensions
Picket lines across Wilmington resist a temporary restraining order as NMU MEBA and American Radio Association members demand no work without contract. At Texaco refinery, NMU pickets persist while police monitor gates. In New York ports a solidarity walkout disrupts operations but minor turnout and dockside support occur. The Maritime unions push for negotiations, aiming to unionize US owned ships under foreign flags.
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JFK Opens Water Plant in Freeport Texas
President Kennedy pressed a key at the White House to start operation of a Gulf of Mexico salt water to fresh water plant in Freeport. The $1.5 million plant is the first of five pilots to test converting seawater into usable water at potentially economical rates by the 1960s.
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