Labor Peace Panel Tangles Over Negotiation Attitudes
The discussion cites lack of good faith and unreasonable attitudes in National Labor Relations Board provisions as Plumbers and Pipefitters agent Dave McGinty charges REECo and Catalytic Construction Co. with locking out Local 525. Grayson warns the Nevada Test Site looming near, recalling past Bonanza Air concerns.
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National Labor Relations Board
McGinty
Reeco and Catalytic Construction Co
Nevada
Grayson
Bonanza Air
Murder at St Rose linked to earlier slayings in city
Police probe a stabbing death near St Rose School as investigators note a nearby sex slaying of a 10 year old girl on Sept 5. They consider possible links to a second stabbing of Julia Beckwith and seek to determine if the cases share a common perpetrator. The scene and victims are identified, and officials caution that connections remain unproven.
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Terry
St. Rose School
Francis Siemanowski
Veterans Administration Hospital
Tomah
St. Rose
Harold Breier
Miss Thompson
Julia Beckwith
Beckwith
21St Street
Michigan Avenue
St. Rose’s
30Th
Michigan
Julia
Clorox Chemical Co
Procter & Gamble
Clifford D. Carroll
Texas
Darrell D. Poulson
Utah
Poulson
Johnson Presses Peace Tone Amid Manila Trip Debates
President Johnson toured midtown shops drawing large crowds and urged reconciliation among nations while criticizing forecasters. He cited Viet Nam gains including more teachers and 10 000 Viet Cong defections as proof critics were wrong. A Saigon invitation to visit South Viet Nam loomed as Johnson departed Dulles on a hopeful mission.
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Liberty House
Manila
Honolulu
Nguyen Cao
Johnson
Viet Nam
Washington
Dulles International Airport
Air Force One
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ex President Lopez Mateos Visits Las Vegas
Former Mexican president Lopez Mateos, a PRI leader and ex head of state from 1958 to 1964, vacations in Las Vegas staying at Caesars Palace and enjoying Strip shows while maintaining his political activities.
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Mexico
Vegas
Lopez Mateos
Las Vegas
Party of Revolutionary Institutions
PRI
Caesars Palace
Red Fortress Taken by U S Forces Near Da Nang
U S Marines report killing 27 Viet Cong after surrounding a Communist village near Da Nang and pounding it with artillery when surrender refused. A delayed U S Army 1st Air Cavalry seven hour fight 290 miles northeast of Saigon yields 27 enemy dead. A Look magazine editor Sam Castan’s camera found. South Vietnamese rangers say 50 guerrillas killed at a Viet Cong base camp 325 miles northeast of Saigon.
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da Nang
U. S. Army
1St Air Cavalry Division
Saigon
Sam Castan
Look Magazine
Clark High athlete Vigoren active in sports and politics
A Clark High School student named Vigoren excelled in football and wrestling and participated in school politics. Three weeks ago a youth in Dry Lake, Thomas Barney, 12, son of Nora Mae Barney, lost an eye in a shotgun accident involving his brother.
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Shell
Clark High School
Vigoren
Dry Lake
Thomas Barney
Nora Mae Barney
Reynolds
Las Vegas
Justice Douglas Under Scrutiny Over Outside Fees
Justice's ties to a $12,000 outside fee for work with the foundation prompt calls for an inquiry. Senator Williams asks Chief Justice Warren to state whether accepting outside fees violates court propriety and how the court will protect its integrity. Nearby cases, including Fred Black Jr., are cited as context for potential government wiretap concerns.
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Ashmore
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Las Vegas
Douglas
Warren
Supreme Court
Williams
Fred B. Black Jr
Bobby Baker
Black
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Senate
Beating Death Of Famous Rights Worker
Dr. Robert W. Spike, 43, a noted theologian and civil rights leader, was found beaten to death in the United Christian Center at Ohio State University in Columbus. Police and the coroner described severe skull injuries and questioned whether one or two blows occurred. investigators noted the body was discovered by a custodian around 1:30 p.m. Spike directed the University of Chicago ministry program and was known for militant racial justice work.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Ohio State University Christian Center
Robert W. Spike
New United Christian Center
Robert A. Evans
Spike
Evans
C. Howard Johnson
Johnson
University of Chicago
Hitchhiker Arrested in Burglary and Extortion Case
Henderson police detained Melvis N. Belt a 24 year old resident of Alhambra California on burglary and extortion charges after a routine hitchhiker stop. Belt was booked at the city jail on an Alhambra warrant following arrest by Patrolman Robert Matheny.
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Henderson
California
Alhambra
Calif
Melvis N. Belt
Robert Matheny
Electoral College Challenge Refused by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to the electoral college system, leaving the matter to Congress. Delaware and 11 states sought to overturn winner take all laws as discriminatory, but the court dismissed the request without comment. The decision centers on political power versus voting rights and notes Congress as the arena for reform.
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Supreme Court
Washington
UPI
U.S
Congress
Delaware
New York State
Johnson invokes Taft Hartley to halt GE strikes
President Johnson moved to stop strikes by 25,490 GE workers at seven plants making war supplies for Viet Nam under the Taft Hartley law. A three member board was named to probe disputes with possible court injunctions after an 80 day cooling off period. The Evandale Ohio engine plant was singled out while other sites ranged from Schenectady to Pittsburgh.
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UPI
Johnson
General Electric
Viet Nam
Taft Hartley
Evendale
Schenectady
Auburn
Utica
N. Y
Warren, Mich
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Pittsfield
Mass
Ashland
Decatur
Lil
Louisville, Ky
Jordan says armed forces ready for any Israeli showdown
Jordan informs Arab leaders its military is prepared to face any clash planned by Israel and proposes joint Arab alert to thwart plotting. Alakhbar quotes Egyptian general Mortagui claiming UAR has secret weapons and would back Syria if attacks cross the border. In New Delhi, Saints urge cow slaughter ban outside Indira Gandhi's residence. Botswana and Lesotho join UN as the 120th and 121st members.
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Jordan
Amman
UPI
Israel
Cairo
Alakhbar
A. M. Mortagui
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
89th Congress Nears Final Comb of Session
In Washington the 89th Congress moved to adjourn, aiming for Thursday. Senate Leader Mansfield said final adjournment could come by week’s end. Remaining actions include two education bills two tax bills and President Johnson’s anti inflation program with money measures for War on Poverty and other programs. The House planned to tackle 14 noncontroversial bills and a watered down truth in packaging proposal.
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Washington
UPI
Eighty Ninth Congress
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Johnson
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Navajo Chief Cleared of Disorderly Conduct in Bus Station
Navajo Chief Charles Wolf aged 99 was cleared of disorderly conduct charges after telling a judge that Indians held prior rights to the land where the bus station stood. Judge Howard L. Aaron dismissed the case and quipped about future charges at his age.
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Baltimore, Md
UPI
Charles Wolf
Central Court
Howard L. Aaron
Wolf
Denver Women Launch Price Cut Boycott of Five Stores
Denver area housewives initiate a bevy of actions to lower food prices by boycotting five major chains. Miller's closes for a day prompting a price cut and a survey showing 86 percent favor lower prices. Organizers plan, with BBB backing, a meeting with store leaders and possible attendance by Esther Peterson.
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UPI
Denver Area
Colorado
Paul West
Esther Peterson
Johnson
Consumer Affairs
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