Johnson plans wage and union changes before right to work repeal
President Johnson aims to push minimum wage and unemployment compensation legislation ahead of organized labor's goal to repeal Taft Hartley Section 14B. He may delay full repeal until next spring while considering changes to picketing rules and other labor law tweaks. A 40 hour week remains opposed by labor.
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Washington
Johnson
Organized Labor
Congress
Capitol Hill
Willl
Revenue Officer Crist Dies in Middletown at 53
Stanley A. Crist 53 a Middletown IRS revenue officer died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at his home on Yankee Road. A WWII Navy veteran he joined the IRS in 1942 and served in Cincinnati Dayton Hamilton and Middletown offices before becoming administrative and then revenue officer. He was active in Bethlemhem Lutheran Church and civic groups. Surviving: wife Laura two sisters and a brother. Services Monday at Riggs Funeral Home burial Woodhill Cemetery Franklin.
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Stanley A. Crist
Middletown
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Middletown Hospital
Yankee Road
C. G. Crist
Crist Realty Co
Internal Revenue Service
Mr. Crist
Cincinnati
Dayton
Hamilton
Navy
American Legion
Bethleshem Lutheran Church
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Crist
Middletown High School
Capital University
Columbus
Laura
Public Health Bureau
The
Civic Association
Herbert Reinartz
Eleanor Crist
Wilbur
Riggs
Paul Bergdall
Woodhill Cemetery
Franklin
U S Seeks Release Of Two Pilots
U S Embassy in Algiers maneuvers to secure release of two American Navy pilots Lt Cmdr Gerald K Loeb of South Jacksonville Florida and Lt (J G) Ronald H Marron of Peabody Massachusetts after landing 135 miles south of Algiers while searching for an Italian fishing vessel. They landed in Dijefa due to bad weather and low fuel.
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Algiers
Apr
U. S
Saratoga
Dijefa
Gerald K. Loeb
Jacksonville
Fla
J.G
Ronald H. Marron
Peabody
Mass
Shelf-control advised before spouse shops at market
A lighthearted note suggests that before a wife heads to the supermarket she should use shelf-control to manage spending. The quip plays on budgeting and household routines.
Ministers clash with Birch Society in Chicago area
Two Chicago area ministerial associations the Homewood Flossmoor and Glenbrook groups challenge the John Birch Society over plans to expand in the region. They call the group divisive and dangerous to democracy while the Birch coordinator argues the society aims to present its side to residents.
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Chicago
John Birch Society
Homewood-Follmoor
Glenbrook
Robert J. Koenig
Midwest
The
Birch Society
Society
New Midwest
Glenview
Homewood
Homewood- Floosmor
Care Plan Advances in House Health Vote Prospects
Most members of the Ways and Means Committee favor sending the administration health plan to the House for a vote in about 60 days. Chairman Mills expects action on a Social Security tied health program in March, backed by a new financing approach and regional medical complexes.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Associated Press
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Johnson
Congress
Dental School
Mills
Viet Cong Killed In Two Clashes Reported
In South Viet Nam government reports say forces killed over 100 Viet Cong in two clashes since Wednesday. About 53 guerrillas were killed in Quang Nam Province on Wednesday, while Thua Thien Province near the border saw 3 defenders killed as 30 armored carriers entered and routed the attackers.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Thua Thien
Quang Nam
Viet Nam
Dayton man killed as train strikes stalled car at crossing
Dayton, Ohio. Robert C. Nace, 20, an electrical worker who had just earned his license, died when his car stalled on railroad tracks and was struck by a five car Baltimore and Ohio passenger train bound for Cincinnati.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Robert C. Nace
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
Unseasonable Warmth Edges Into Cold Front Late
Forecast calls for unseasonable warmth to give way to much colder weather late tomorrow night. Yesterday reached 61 degrees with highs in the 70s expected today. Low near 52. Rainfall described as minor.
Steel Talks Stopped Until USW Election
Talks on basic steel contracts halted to Feb 15 as United Steelworkers Union conducts its election on Feb 9. USW chief negotiator R Conrad Cooper notes the 120 day bargaining clock is paused until after the election. McDonald accuses Abel of plans to undermine the union amid the campaign.
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United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
David J. McDonald
I. W Abel
McDonald
Abel
McDonald-Abel
Russians For Turks In Cyprus
A Soviet parliamentary delegation visiting Turkey reportedly told Turkish lawmakers they support Turkey’s federated Cyprus proposal. No official Soviet shift announced, but Russians privately signaled backing, noting Greek and Turkish Cypriots cannot live together. Cyprus issue to be discussed at the U.N. General Assembly this winter.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Kremlin
Cyprus
Soviet Union
Makarios
Greece
U.N. General Assembly
Public test aims to ease fears on radioactive rocket engines
Scientists at Los Alamos plan a controlled explosion of the Kiwi nuclear engine near Las Vegas to measure potential fallout from a launch accident or serious seismic shake. They expect a bright fireball up to 100 feet across to study hazards and reassure the public about nuclear propulsion risks.
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Wjackass Flats
Nev
Hoover Dam
New Zealand
Percival King
Keith Boyer
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Las Vegas
Abel backs pause in talks until after election
A news conference quoted Abel favoring a suspension of negotiations until after the election while reiterating that the vote would not harm bargaining, maintaining that talks could safely resume later.
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Abel
Malaysian Attack Is Expected
United Nations reports President Sukarno announced Indonesia would leave the UN triggering fears of a broader assault on Malaysia. A Malaysia letter to the Security Council cites Indonesian military buildup along the Borneo frontier and warns of intensified raids and infiltrators toward the Malaysian Peninsula.
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Sukarno
Indonesia
United Nations
Malaysia
U.N
The
Security Council
Borneo
Malaysian
Sapphires Are Also Recovered
New York detectives recovered the Star of India and the Midnight sapphire from a Miami bus station locker, ending a theft from the American Museum of Natural History. The Delong ruby remained missing. Allen Kuhn and three associates faced the case as investigators tracked the fugitives to Miami and then back toward New York.
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Star of India
Miami
Miami. Fla
Midnight Sapphires
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Delong
Allen Kuhn
Miami International Airport
Kuhn
Northeast Flight
University of Miami
India
Detroit Hotels Hit by Major Strike and Lockout
Thousands of Detroit hotel guests faced reduced services as a union strike and hotel lockouts affected nine major hotels including the Riverside Whittier and Sheraton Cadillac. About 2,300 workers were idle while managers and union spokesmen disputed minimum pay and fringe benefits. Negotiations were to resume at mediators' call after talks broke off Thursday.
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Detroit
Makis
International Union
Detroit Hotel Association
Riverside Whittier
Society of Automoive Engineers
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Caevanagh
Union
Statler Hilton
Whittier
Sheraton Cadillac
Park Shelton
Pickfort Shelby
Embassy
Tuller
Belcrest
Abington
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