Dock workers dispute over steady men and coast-wide strike
The ILWU faces friction as PMA demands named steady men and union members resist. Across the Pacific Coast, slowdowns and cargo delays continue while a Taft Hartley injunction hearing looms in San Francisco. Bridges plans to press an East Coast alliance during the cooling off period.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
West Coast
Bridges
ILWU
U.S
William T. Sweigert
East
Gulf Ports
Est Coast Dock Union
Conrad Says Lockheed Loan Error
Navy captain Charles Conrad criticizes a $250 million U S loan guarantee to Lockheed Aircraft Corp saying the company should have been allowed to fail and noting his Apollo 12 role and status as a private citizen.
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San Diego
Charles Conrad
U.S
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Conrad
Navy
Lillie Likely to Become First Woman On Supreme Court
Judge Mildred Loree Lillie, elevated to the District Court of Appeals in California, is a front runner for a Supreme Court nomination. Born Mildred Klockhorn, she rose from poverty on a farm to become the highest ranking woman judicial officer in the United States, with a trajectory from Alameda city attorney to Municipal Court, Superior Court, and finally the District Court of Appeals.
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Mildred Loree Lillie
District Court of Appeals
United States
Supreme
Judge Lillie
California
Mildred Klockhorn
Ida Grove
Iowa
California Law School
Alameda
Fresno
U.S
Cameron Lillie
Earl Warren
Warren
Goodwin Knight
Knight
Wulbright
Nixon
G. Harrold Carswell
Florida
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
South Carolina
Senate
Iran Celebrates Persepolis Banquet for World Leaders
The Shah and Empress Farah hosted a grand New Year banquet at Persepolis with 500 guests from 64 nations. Highlights included a capsule history of Iran, a 90-peacock feast, caviar, and jewels as Empress Farah's train and gowns drew attention. Attendees ranged from Haile Selassie to Kuo Mo-jo, with protocol quirks and luxury tents shaping the scene.
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Denmark
S‘ahida
Belgium
Farah
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Frederik
Darius the Great
Iran
Gyrus the Great
Shah
Persepolis
Selassie
Chihuahua
Alexander the Great
B.C
Peking
Communist Party
Kuo Mo-jo
Pakistan
Olav I
Norway
Gustaf VI
Sweden
Muna
Jordan
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
France
Paul Hasluck
Australia
Ludvik Svoboda
Czechoslovakia
Maxim’s
Paris
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Empress Farah
WOQUSE OKs CONSUMER PROTECTION MEASURE
Washington The House passed a bill to create an independent agency to advocate for consumer interests in federal proceedings. The measure, approved 4 to 4 after allies of Ralph Nader fought to broaden powers, would let the Consumer Protection Agency intervene in actions from auto safety standards to food and drug law enforcement.
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Washington
House
Ralph Nader
Consumer Advocate
Senate
Consumer Protection Agency
Soviet naval power grows to deny U S sea use says admiral
Adm Elmo Rk Zumwalt chief of Naval Operations told St Louis audience that the Soviet Union has increased its naval and maritime strength to deny the United States the use of the seas and to disrupt allied support. He emphasized the navy is not built for open domination but for denying sea access with large submarine and missile fleets.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Elmo RK
Zumwalter
United States
Zumwalt
Thieves steal diamond ring from Long Beach apartment
Thieves forced the front door of Gayle Horns apartment at 245 Grendora Ave. and took a diamond ring and other jewelry valued at 345 dollars. Police in Long Beach said the incident occurred Thursday.
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Gayle Horn
Grendora Ave
Long Beach
Justice Friday seen as potential Supreme Court pick
A Justice Friday nomination circulated with 15 candidates discussed by a high official. The ABA would likely speed its review if a federal circuit judge is chosen, with at least one Jewish candidate among the 15. Senators Fulbright and McClellan voiced strong backing for Friday.
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ABA
Nixon
Abe Fortas
Fulbright
McClellan
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Exiles raid Cuba port kills two in coastal strike
Havana Radio reported two killed and four injured in a speedboat raid on Boca da Sama in Oriente Province carried out by exiled Cuban Liberation Force mercenaries. A border guard and an interior ministry officer died, a 15 year old girl lost a leg from gunfire.
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UPI
Havana
Cuban Liberation Force
New York
Cuba
Havana Radio
Boca da Sama
Oriente
Interior Ministry
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Victor Gold
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