Telephone Men Back at Work After Union Button Dispute
The General Telephone Co Friday lifted suspensions on four union members for wearing red union pins described as symbols of membership. A fifth worker remained fired for insubordination. The company later agreed the buttons were not red flags but union insignia, while reaffirming no pins calling attention to the strike would be allowed on the job. The union halted a planned mass demonstration following the lift.
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The
General Telephone Co
Westminster
Johnson Names Women to High U S Posts in New Push
President Johnson selected two more women for high salary federal posts and announced a third nominee, Mrs. Katharine Eikus White of Red Bank New Jersey will be ambassador to Denmark. Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson of Herman Minnesota named assistant secretary of Agriculture for international affairs. Mrs. Ruth G. Van Cleve of Minneapolis promoted to director of the Office of Territories in the Interior Department. The White ambassadorship is the highest post a woman has held in Johnson's campaign. The changes require Senate confirmation for White and Jacobson. Van Cleve's appointment is not.
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Wmaveyeny Ansuewan
Washington
Johnson
Sen
Katharine Eikus White
Red Bank
Denny
White
New Jersey
Garden States ‘Parkway
Dorothy Jacobson
Herman, Minn
Roland Rennie
Ruth G. van Cleve
Interior Department
Froe
Minneapolis
Office of Territories
Virgin Islands
Guam
American Samoa
United States
van Cleve
Richard F. Taitano
Anc
Jacobson
Senate
U. S
Copenhagen
William McCormick Blair
Stebram I. Elkus
Turkey
Wilson
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Bank Corporation
Oil Survey Ships Land at Long Beach Harbor
Tidewater Marine Service Inc adds two 50 foot steel hut passenger craft to its offshore fleet at Long Beach Harbor. The brown hulled vessels, 15 tons and valued at $40,000 each, arrived by rail from New Orleans and were placed in service on Pier C. Captain Lebbeus Curtis noted the craft are needed promptly for oil exploration work off Alaska and the Oregon coast.
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Tidewater Marine Service, Inc
Long Beach Harbor
Tidewater
New Orleans
Ear
Pier C
Lebbeus Curtis
Tide Water
Curtis
Long Beach
San Fran
PAH Sama Marie
Wi Tidewater
Nord ‘Sk Var Sea
Bri Claveness
Lin Ace Towing Co
Forence Port
Mar of
Barnoart
Piineon Schaoninren
Pathe
Siberian Hi War
Sanfan
Awmiien Geesintor
Walleniva
York
Marso
Colton
Vancouver
Guaymek
San
Wessels
Arata
Tun
Tay
la Salma Cental
Sumner Pata Areca
Sam Fran
Fees Bo
Tamim Ke
Vicky
Ren
Rt Preter der Het Neta & Core
Inded
Ier
Sen
Therocran
Heracie
San Francoke Mare
Uae
New York
Ship Arrivals Departures and Offshore Service Firms
THE FIRM specializes in servicing offshore projects with scientific expeditions and fishing fleets. Tidewater operates craft across major oceans and maintains a fleet on Lake Saracaiba in Venezuela. Two ships, the Tan Hide and Royal Tide, are cited as the largest boats rail portable. Buenos Aires imposes a new tax on water and river freight to fund merchant marine expansion.
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Tidewater
Red Sea
Lake
Saracaiba
Venezuela
Curtis
Long Beach
Royal Tide
Buenos Aires
Argentinag
Kentucky plan to fund jail with new crime tax
Frankfort reports lawmakers approved a measure to fund a new Louisville and Jefferson County jail by imposing a $2 tax on all crime offenses, with parking penalties exempted, pending governor's signature. The plan targets lawbreakers to finance the facility.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Louisville
Jefferson County
Threat on Caribbean doorstep tests US resolve
Drew Pearson analyzes the Caribbean chain from Cuba to British Guiana as a strategic flashpoint. He argues the United States must decide whether to hold the line against communism in Southeast Asia or on its doorstep, warning that missteps in Haiti and British Guiana threaten regional stability and American interests.
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Drew Pearson
Red
Guadeloupe
West Indies
United States
Southeast Asia
Caribbean
Cuba
Florida
South America
Cal
North Amer’ican
North American
Viet Nam
Africa
British Guiana
Welf
Haiti
John F. Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Ken‘nedy
England
Fanfani
Adenauer
Rome
Bonn
London
Kennedy
Fidel'¢Castro
British ‘Guiana
Virgin Islands
County Auction Set For March 28 In Los Angeles
Los Angeles County will auction forty three motor vehicles including passenger cars trucks and a motorized spray unit at the Road Department central yard 1636 Eastlake Ave Los Angeles on Saturday March 28 at 1 7pm. Vehicles may be inspected daily from 9 am to 1 pm starting next Tuesday with free parking for inspection and sale day. A 23 percent deposit is required per unit with cash or cashier certified check unless a $500 prior deposit is made. balance due on delivery and vehicles must be picked up within seven days.
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Los Angeles
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Engand
Guiana
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Jagan
Communist Party
Madras
India
Forbes Bournham
Sir Richard Luyt
Rhodesia
Sir Richard
Bournham
Fuel Castro
Castro
County
Holster
Ery Kluave Imperyiowa
Ashtabula
E. Bdanrice
Bridget Bryce
Alant
Thomas Rash Oar
Pier Wy
Tong Htach
Anelia
Huntington Parc Saloema
Raresce Ave
Westert Ave
Herron’s Furniture
Acrilan
Chemstrand
MAGEE
Wit
Orange Ave
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Coffe
E. Artelia
Long Beech
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