Lawyer Plans Senate Testimony On Ranger Brutality Claims
McAllen attorney Morris Atlas said he will again seek to testify before a U S Senate migrant labor subcommittee in Washington to present La Casita Farms management views and counter union charges of Ranger brutality Starr County labor dispute figures prominently Atlas faulted Senate leaders and claimed their hearings were biased and excluded his side Atlas testified in Edinburg and new testimony would cover the dispute from start to finish with focus on Captain A Y Allee and Rangers actions in Starr County
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Gary Garrison McAllen
Rio Grande Valley
U.S. Senate
Migratory Labor
Washington
Morris Atlas
la Casita Farms
U. S
John Tower
R-Tex
Starr County
Atlas
Edinburg
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Texas
A. Y. Allee
McAllen
Allee
Rio Grande City
Senate
Alice
Newark
N.J
Sen. Williams
Sen
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Ray Rochester
Mexican Bracero Cut Hurts U.S. Farm Output
A UPI report notes that ending the bracero program in 1964 reduced Mexico's earnings by 30 to 60 million dollars annually and coincided with declines in U.S. production of white asparagus and processing strawberries. Experts caution the impact is not fully clear and that imports may have shifted while longer-term effects on U.S. agriculture remain uncertain. The note adds the battleship Texas launched an airplane from its deck.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Mexico
U.S
Hans G
Hirsch
Congress
Bracero
Spprepeiae
San Antonio Trash Strike Persists Amid Talks
City officials and AFL CIO union members met after a weeklong garbage walkout but no vote occurred on a plan to raise pay while canceling sick leave and vacation benefits. Normal collection not expected until next Thursday amid patrols and harassed trucks.
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Times and Guild Differ Over Antitrust Exemption
The New York Times and the American Newspaper Guild opposed an antitrust exemption for newspapers in Senate testimony. Guild officials disputed a Times claim that the union opposes a new afternoon paper, saying no firm proposal has been received. The Times estimates 456 new positions would be needed if an afternoon edition starts, including 234 news staff.
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New York Times
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
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Times
New York
Louis M. Loeb
The
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International Typographical Union
Charles A. Perlik Jr
Guild
Perlik
Newspaper Guild
American Newspaper Guild
the Iguild
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