Chances of Avoiding Dock Strike Slim
Asst. Secretary of Labor James Reynolds said the Maine to Texas dock walkout set for 12:01 a.m. Monday looked very unlikely to be avoided. He noted President Johnson's concern and said talks with ILA leaders and shippers continued in New Orleans Galveston and Manhattan amid warnings of a nationwide 60 000 dockers walkout on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
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UPS
James J. Reynolds
Sim Reynolds
Texas
Johnson
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NYLA
Rank and File
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
NIX
Reynolds
Lower Manhattan
New Orleans
Gal
Thomas L
Teddy) Gleason
Gleason
Dock
Ers
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress says so did Thresher make last trip doomed
The Joint Atomic Energy Committee faulted the Navy nuclear submarine program after the Thresher disaster off New England in April 1963. It urged sharper management, personnel assignment, and fixed responsibility. Rickover testified against shifting blame and noted safeguards remained restricted during tests and repairs.
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UPI
Joint
Congressional Atome Energy Committee
Navy
New England
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Thresher
Navy Ls
Portsmouth
N.H., Naval Shipyard
Backing Of Gold May Go
Washington (UPI) Representative Wright Patman said the administration plans legislation to reduce the gold backing requirement for money. The bill would likely remove the 25 percent gold reserve backing on deposits in federal reserve banks, leaving backing only for general paper money. Some economists argue gold cover hinders growth and limits global finance.
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UPI
Wright Patman
D-Tex
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Treasury
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Blocked In Hunt For Pair By Algerian Government
UPI reports U. S Embassy progress in securing release of two Navy pilots held by Algeria after a forced landing 180 miles inside Algeria near Djelfa. Absence of ministers hampers talks while Ben Bella's government has yet to issue a statement on the incident. The pilots were on a mercy search mission after leaving the Saratoga to locate the Italian vessel Leopold I.
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UPI
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Algeria
John Root
Houari Bomedienne
Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Ahmed Ben Bella
Saratoga
Djelfa
Leopold I
Pierre Salinger Forecasts Senate Return Possibility
Former White House press secretary and California senator Pierre Salinger told Swedish TV he may not run for the U S Senate for four or six years He spoke after arriving in Paris with his son to visit Swedish friends and said he is working on a book but not quitting politics Lars Kalderen an official in Sweden's finance ministry has hosted him in Washington and California
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UPI
White House
Pierre Salinger
U. S. Senate
Salinger
Paris
Lars Kalderen
California
Senate
Kalderen
Finance Ministry
Washington
Grenades Fired in Panama City Crowd at Canal Zone Riot Anniversary
Panamanian police in Panama City discharged tear gas grenades to break up a crowd in Cinco de Mayo Square during the anniversary of last year’s Canal Zone riots over the flag. No injuries were reported. A U S spokesman said the Canal Zone was quiet as police dispersed about 300 to 400 demonstrators including students. Earlier, hundreds marched to a cemetery for a riot victim’s burial.
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Panama City
Panama
UPI
Canal Zone
U. S
Cinco de Mayo
China backs Indonesia withdrawal from United Nations
The Beijing government issued a lengthy statement praising Indonesia's decision as just and correct and urging a thorough remoulding of the United Nations. The NCNA broadcast cited U N reform and accused the body of imperialism and colonialism, noting China and Indonesia as major nonmembers.
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UPI
China
Indonesia
United Nations
New China News Agency
NCNA
Republic of Indonesia
People’s Republic of China
Sukarno
United States
TV Meeting Sways Campaign Debate Offer Refused
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald rejected a printed debate with I. W. Abel and urged a televised exchange on NBC Meet The Press. Abel, speaking in New England, had proposed a page in Steel Labor to present views. Voters head to the polls February 9 as contract talks with steel producers continue.
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UPI
United Steelworkers
USW
David J. McDonald
I. W. Abel
McDonald
Abel
NBC
Meet the Press
New England
Steel Labor
Auto Makers Stockpile Steel in Case of Strike
Detroit report notes General Motors Ford Chrysler and American Motors stockpiling steel to cover a 60 day inventory by May 1 if no contract is settled with the United Steelworkers Union. Industry builds 2.65 million cars planned for Q1 1965 as accelerated schedules push output.
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Canada
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Chrysler
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American Motors
Ward
Humphrey says poverty war can be won in a decade
Vice President elect Hubert H. Humphrey urged at a National Inaugural Conference of the United Jewish Appeal that winning the poverty battle in ten years requires growth and higher employment. He warned that federal spending alone won’t suffice and called for expanded efforts in education health care urban development natural resources transportation and communications.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
The
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Humphrey
Johnson
Polish Secret Service Vet Claims Romanoff Heirs
Col. Michael Goleniewski, a former Polish Secret Service officer who spied for the United States, claims to be the father of four sisters and the heir to the Romanoff fortune. He asserts he and the four alleged grand duchesses Olga Anastasia Maria Tatiana were robbed of their identities for 47 years to access an estimated 490 million dollars.
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UPI
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Nicholas II
Imperial Russia
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New York Journal-American
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Anastasia
Maria
Tatiana
Russia
Eugenia Smith
Romanoff
Anna Anderson Goleniewski
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Warsaw
Congress
Arab premier talks defer Yemen conflict and Jordan plan
Briefing from world leaders notes Saudi Arabia asked to defer Yemen discussion as talks with the United Arab Republic proceed. Lebanon proposes joint defense council review of the Jordan River diversion before wider premiers debate. In Congo Kasavubu opens a Belgian training center to form the Congolese army with 1650 recruits over ten months.
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U.A.R
UPID
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Jordan River
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Arabia
UAR
Joint Defense Council
Defense Council
Leopoldville, the Congo
UPI
Joseph Kasavubu
Congolese National Army
ANC
Congo
Egyptian secret service chief seeks asylum in Iran
Tehran says Egypt's top security official Faisal Abdul Ghader Owdeh has been granted political asylum in Iran after fleeing Beirut on a mission for Gamal Abdel Nasser. London sources confirm the defection and quote Owdeh calling conditions in Egypt unbearable.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Egypt
Faisal Abdul Ghader Owdeh
Beirut
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdul Nasser
London
Owdeh
Monckton of Brenchley dies at 73 after long illness
Viscount Monckton of Brenchley former British director of information in World War II and drafter of King Edward VII abdication speech died at his home in Folkestone England after a lengthy illness. He would have been 74 on January 17.
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England
UPI
Viscount Monckton
Brenchley
Edward VII
Lord Monckton
Britain
Edward
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Johnsons join Texans at capitol buffet and songfest
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and daughter Lynda Bird attended a Texans reception at the Capitol hosted by Rep. Wright Patman. The Johnsons appeared amid applause and joined in singing The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You with guests.
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UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lynda Bird
Capitol
Rep. Wright Patman
D-sex
Texas
Johnsons
Mrs. Johnson
Miami Police Press Robbery Charges Against Three Beachboys
Dade County prosecutors will pursue robbery charges against Jack Murphy known as Murf the Surf and Roger Clark and a third suspect for the Star of India Sapphire theft, despite leniency shown by New York authorities. The trio were arrested in Miami Beach in January for robbing industrialist Edward Jacobs's home in a high profile jewel heist.
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UPI
Dade County
New York
Jack
Murf the Surf
Murphy
Roger Clark
Museum of Natural History
Miami Beach
Edward Jacobs
Racially Motivated Strike at Scripto Settled
Atlanta union and company officials announced a six week racially motivated strike at Scripto Inc had been settled with details to be released in several days. Officials said specifics were not yet worked out.
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UPT
Scripto, Inc
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