New Union Finance Talks Surface Across AFL CIO Delegates
As Barry Goldwater rallies in New York, labor leaders meet in Louisville and plan raises in dues to cover soaring costs. The AFL CIO secretaries discuss funds, computer systems, and how to track 13 million members across global campaigns and politics.
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Washington
D.C
Barry Goldwater
New York
Madison Square Garden
Walter Reuther
President Johnson
David Dubinsky
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Lyndon Johnson
Communication Workers
Joseph Beirne
Cleveland
Labor
Labor Movement
John F. Kennedy Library
Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation
Reuther
United Auto Workers
UAW
Afl-Cio
Jimmie Hoffa
Boat overturns on East Lake. boy found unharmed
In Ponca City Oklahoma a boat capsized on East Lake dumping the Lu bojacky family into the water. A five year old son Stephen disappeared but after about 25 minutes firemen righted the boat and found him beneath the dash board safe and sound.
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Ponca City
Okla
UPI
East Lake
C. E. Lubojacky
Stephen
A Bit of Candy Not Bad for Children
In a letter to Dr Motner Mrs A H asks about giving grandchildren candy. The adviser says a little candy may harm eating habits and teeth and urges clear limits, suggesting healthier alternatives and reminding she should follow the established family rules.
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Dr. Motner
A. H
Ringing Ears and Quinine Advice from Dr. Mother
In a column addressing readers, Dr. Mother notes ringing in the ears is usually a nuisance rather than dangerous and offers relief tips and a booklet for earners seeking more detail. The column also warns that quinine during pregnancy can cause abortion and advises against its use in early pregnancy.
Consulting a Plastic Surgeon for Birthmark Removal
A reader asks about updated options for facial birthmark removal from a 12 year old. The reply notes scar risk remains and advises consulting a regular doctor or medical societies for referrals to nearby plastic surgeons.
Banning Dusty Springfield Sparks Anglo American Backlash
In London, a sharp response follows the ban on Dusty Springfield from Ed Sullivan Show amid claims of immigration and labor policy collusion. The writer blasts restrictions as harming the British entertainment industry and warns the move could spark a broader exchange with American artists. He cites Lena Horne and The Beatles as examples of cultural impact and urges allowing audiences to choose.
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London
Cuba
Dusty Springfield
Britain
Boston
Kaye Sisters
The
Pacemakers
New Order
Department of Labor
Tooter
Musicians’ Union
Lena Horne
Palladium
Miss Horne
Samuel Davis
America
England
Isle
Charles de Gaulle
Miss Springfield
Tom Jones
Chevalier
Sophie Loren
Bardot
Olivier
Burton
Beatles
Winston Churchill
Mr. Sullivan
Viet Nam
Elvis
Lighthearted Scan of Current Events and Quips
A playful column surveys science and society with wry remarks on the appendix function labor disputes at a housing project and a bearded clerk in England. It notes atmospheric pollution, Scotch liquor, Shakespeare trivia, and household holidays, ending with a reflection on science literacy.
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New York Times
MIG Fighter Narrowly Misses Cuban Airliner Over Oriente
A Soviet built MIG fighter at 13 500 feet narrowly avoided collision with an unidentified Cuban airliner over Oriente Province. The MIG then touched down at Holguin Airport amid unclear confirmation of flight 904 and limited official details on flight 904.
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Miami
UPI
Oriente
Holguin
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Workers of the World
Carpenters’ Brotherhood
RCA
Joseph G. Molner
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Senator Soaper
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North American Newspaper Alliance
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Tilly
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Arctic Circle
Canada
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Eceagens
Umer
Trans America
Roy D
Enary
B. Ashcraft
Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas
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