Truck Employers Won't Try To Keep Hoffa Free
Washington based trucking employers say they will not influence the Teamsters Union or Hoffa. Hoffa seeks delay to file for Supreme Court reconsideration as negotiations on a master contract near January 17. Some suspicions of disrupted talks prompt brief sympathy strikes by drivers in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Maryland.
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Christmas Is Xmas In Cuba
Cuban sugar workers continue holiday labor as Fidel Castro aims for a 7.5 million ton sugar crop. The 1952 peak was 7 million tons, last year 4.5 million. Revolutionary Unity notes worn mills, needed repairs, talent exodus, and fertilizer shortages.
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Cuba
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Revolutionary Unity
City approves municipal pay raise contract in Troy
Troy Ohio officials said the new contract for city employees adds about 150000 dollars annually in pay raises and benefits. The agreement covers wages and bonuses to be funded from city revenues over the coming year.
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Troy, Ohio
Two Motorists Fined and Lose Licenses in Middletown Court
In Middletown Municipal Court James Whitman 20 of 1814 Central Ave and Homer Fultz 33 of 4208 Riverview Ave were each fined 200 and costs jailed three days and had their driving licenses suspended for drunk driving. Fultz arrested at Princeton and Tytus Avenues on Dec 17 Whitman at Glenn Ave and Pearl St on Dec 16. Other rulings included Clarence Thomas 0 of 12 Cedar St Franklin fined 100 for assault and battery Brown Smith Jr 25 of 8371 Keister Road given suspended six month sentence for same charge James Hart 21 of 7127 Jacksonburg Rd fined 50 for drinking in a car Jerry W White 25 of Fort Worth Texas given suspended 30 day term Clinton Roberts 46 of Dayton fined 100 for not having a license permit.
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Homer Fultz
Riverview Ave
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Clarence J. Thomas
Cedar St
Franklin
Brown Smith Jr
Keister
James Hart
Jacksonburg
Jerry W. White
Fort Worth
Texas
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Dayston
Viet Cong War Bond Drives Expand in South Vietnam
A U.S. AID study in Saigon reports the Viet Cong now fund part of its war effort via bonds, taxes, and external sources. The National Liberation Front is estimated to raise about 40 percent of its budget from bond sales, with taxes and duties at 4 percent and outside funds 20 percent. In villages, families are expected to buy bonds, with per-family rates around 7,000 to 10,000 piasters. The civilian budget is put at about 1 billion piasters, roughly $7 million.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong Tax, Pay Rates, and Cleveland Death Notices
The report notes Viet Cong taxes cut farmers by up to 50 percent of crops and main-force units pay doubled since 1964. Saigon levies 15 to 20 percent. Cleveland police report 14 serious cases this year, the highest to date, with death notices of two locals.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
Coroner Identifies New Victims in Local Slayings
The coroner named Ralph Stewart, 42, stabbed in an apartment, and Alfred Crawford, 53, who died from wounds from a December 9 bar shooting. Police seek a man previously charged with shooting with intent to wound, free on bond. City homicide record reached 122 in 1964.
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Alfred Crawford
Stewart
Crawford
Four Burglars Nabbed After Ceiling Fall in Indianapolis
Four men were seized by police in Indianapolis after one suspect led officers from a burglarized grocery to the group, as they slipped through a ceiling during the arrest. Preliminary burglary charges were filed as investigators tied them to the break in.
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Indianapolis
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Parliament Likely Passes Homosexual Act Bill
London AP reports the House of Commons approved the bill in principle on its second reading. The measure would legalize private homosexual acts between consenting male adults and proceed to the Lords for debate and approval. Campaigners say the current law invites blackmail.
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