Right to Work Advocates Press Congress on Taft-Hartley
Reed Larson of the National Right to Work Committee told a House labor subcommittee that if Congress overturns state bans on union shop agreements a national right to work law may be needed. The group urged retaining Section 14-B of Taft Hartley while opponents argued unions should be free from forced dues.
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UPI
Congress
Reed Larson
National
Committee
House Labor
Larson
Sr. D. Cadwallader
Cincinnati
Frederick Fowler
Duluth
Deep Ocean Drill Yields 70 Million Year Old Earth Samples
Columbia University announced JCIDES drilled off northern Florida reaching 3500 feet water and 1050 feet depth. Core samples stored at University of Miami reveal floral and faunal fossils aiding geologic history. drilling suggests feasibility at 6000 feet. Centers: Lamont, Miami, Scripps, Woods Hole. NSF funded 250000.
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UPS
Atlantic Ocean
Columbia University
Joint
Oceanographic Institutions
Deep Earth Sampling Program
Jcides
Florida
Institute of Marine Sciences
Miami
Lamont Geological Observatory of
Columbia
University of Miami
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California
The
Woods Hole (Mass
Supreme Court rejects Lenny Bruce appeal on four letter words
The Supreme Court refused to hear comedian Lenny Bruce's appeal challenging New York state obscenity charges from two 1964 Cafe Au Go Go performances. Lower courts upheld a four month jail sentence and denied federal relief to halt state proceedings.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Lenny Bruce
New York
Bruce
High Court
New York City
Federal District Court
2Nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Red Mob Protests U.S. in Viet Nam at Potsdam Mission
A Communist mob in Potsdam near West Berlin invaded the U.S. military liaison mission grounds, tore down the American flag, and painted AMI go home. The crowd marched after a rally condemning U.S. Viet Nam policy, shouting Americans murderers and Do not come back.
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Viet Nam
East Germany
Toll hits record 490 on holiday highways
Memorial Day weekend traffic killed 490 people nationwide with 707 accidental deaths during 78 hours from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight. California led in deaths with 55, followed by Texas 29 Florida 28 Ohio 27 New York 24 and Michigan 21. The worst crash occurred near Homosassa Springs Florida as seven died in a head-on collision.
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National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Safety Council
United Press International
California
Texas
Florida
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Homosassa Springs
Fla
Cave Explorer Rescued After Night in Deep Utah Cave
James Dowling and two UC students were trapped in Neff's Cave in the Wasatch Mountains near Salt Lake City. Dowling, 22, was hoisted to safety after eight hours suspended in a shoulder harness and remained in critical condition in an ICU. Wood and Gerhard, both 23 and 22, waitlisted on the surface as a Utah team aided the rescue.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
James Dowling
University of California
Connersville
Ind
Neff
Dowling
John Wood
Wood
Gerhard
University of Utah
Gary Carlson
Child Will Be Born Outside Prison for Miller Case
Lucille Miller, serving a life sentence for her dentist husband’s murder, will give birth to her fourth child outside the California Institution for Women after attorney Edward Foley secured permission from state officials. The delivery, to occur within two weeks at area hospitals, requires Miller to cover private delivery costs.
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Frontera
Calif
UPI
Lucille Miller
Edward Foley
Miller
California Institution
Supreme Court declares illegal oil company exclusive product contracts
The Supreme Court ruled that a major oil company agreement with a commission to promote exclusive sale of Goodyear tires batteries and accessories at its stations violates federal law. The Atlantic Refining Co path to distribution via such contracts was found to freeze out rivals curb competition and restrict consumer choice. The decision upholds FTC findings from 1964 and cautions against market-tying practices by suppliers using oil company leverage.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Atlantic
Supreme Court Upholds FPC Authority Over In Ground Gas Sales
The Supreme Court sustains the Federal Power Commission power to regulate sales of natural gas still in the ground. The ruling could affect consumer prices as some producers and interstate pipelines allegedly used leaseholds to dodge controls. The FPC has halted $391 million in leasehold sales in Louisiana fields Rayne Bastian Bay Ship Shoals pending the decision.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Rayne
Bastian Bay
Ship Shoals
Louisiana
Aluminum strike averted after union contracts signed
Major aluminum firms reach three-year deals with AWIU USW and companies including Alcoa Reynolds Olin Mathieson and Ormet, ending walkouts in six states and quelling industry-wide strike fears. Timely pacts followed near midnight expirations and round the clock negotiations.
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API
Steelworkers and Aluminum Workers Union
Aluminum Workers International Union
AWIU
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds
Alcoa
USW
Kaiser
Alcoa, Reynolds
Olin Mathieson
Ormet Corp
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