Dubinsky Retires From ILGWU After 34 Years
New York ap David Dubinsky, 74, Polish immigrant and longtime head of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, retires as president after 34 years. He leaves with a $500 million treasury and will remain AFL-CIO vice president and Liberal Party vice chairman in New York. He led the union from poverty to a visible, member owned program era and has worked closely with Democratic presidents since FDR.
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NEW York
David Dubinsky
Garment Workers Union
Ts Treasury
Dublnsky
International Ladies Garment ‘Workers Union
Dubinsky
Ishor
Liberal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
ILGWU
Union
Johnson
Family Affair: Ohio Teen enters Army to join brothers in Vietnam
A 17 year old, Jack Uplinger of Kimbolton, Ohio, enters the Army at Ft. Hayes aiming to join three brothers in the same unit in Viet Nam. His brothers, Charles, James R., and David L., already volunteered for Viet Nam duty and are stationed at Ft. Sill, Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jack Uplinger
Vernon Uplinger
Kimbolton
Guernsey County
Ft. Hayes
Viet Nam
Spec
Charles
James R
David L
Ft. Sill
Ohio
Ludwig Receives Liquor License in Ohio
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control issued a DS liquor license to Bernard A. Ludwig, owner of Putt A Golf Restaurant at 1250 N. Cale. The action confirms authorization for the licensed premises and supports continuity of operations for the restaurant and related hospitality activities.
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Ludwig
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Bernard A. Ludwig
Kennedy visit tightens security at Ole Miss campus
Dixie officials readied heavy security on the University of Mississippi campus on the eve of Robert F Kennedy’s appearance. The senator, who helped end segregation at Ole Miss, planned a private reception and a law school talk, with outsiders barred from campus. a Jackson protest was planned as Kennedy headed to Tuscaloosa after the event.
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Ay W. Gavin Scott Oxford
University of Mississippi
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Law School
Mississippi
Jackson
Kennedy
Rep
Prentiss Walker
New York
Campus
Young Democrats Club
Fulton Chapel
U.S
Oxford
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Ole Miss
Prioity
Traffic Fatalities Rise in Ohio for 1965 Report
Ohio traffic deaths in 1965 climbed 10 percent from 2108 in 1964 to 2304. Urban deaths rose 12 percent to 783, rural deaths surged. nine cities accounted for most fatalities including Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo and Youngstown. Saturday saw more fatalities and October 252 toll. ages 15 to 19 most affected. travel estimated at 46 billion passenger miles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warren C
Nelson
Akron
Qinton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Lorain
Toledo
Youngs
Process to make conforming lace bandage for garments
A method improves cheap lace by soaking woven lace in sodium hydroxide to swell and crimp fibers. This creates a richer three dimensional look, adds stretch, and suits fitted slips foundation garments and sleeping apparel.
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Washington
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George Meany
Dixie Visit
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Louis Wesler
Peet
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