House Demos Open Attack On Right To Work Law
House Democrats push four labor bills targeting Taft Hartley section 14B repeal or amendment. Rep John Conyers and Phillip Burton lead efforts while Frank Thompson Jr backs construction site picketing birth of a broader labor rights push amid farm worker protections and grape boycott pressure. George Meany and AFL CIO stance looms over strategy as timing remains unsettled.
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Washington
Congress
Meany & Co
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Afl-Cio
Senate
Meany
Johnson
John Conyers
D-Mich
Detroit
Rraises
California
Phillip Burton
Education and Labor Committee
Burton
New Jersey
Frank Thompson, Jr
Labor Committee
Special
Supreme Court
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Visiting Restrictions Persist at Hamilton Hospitals
Visiting restrictions remain in force at Hamilton hospitals and nursing homes due to the flu and respiratory infections. Although Mid dletown Hospital has not imposed new limits, patients are still admitted only if illness is not severe in the family. Dr. Albert Van Sickle says cases should decline gradually, but pockets of illness persist. restrictions began December 17 and were extended to nursing homes the next day to protect vulnerable patients.
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Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Walter Mischley
Albert van Sickle
van Sickle
Hamilton Hositals
Senator Young reports income from many sources
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio disclosed a 1968 net income of 89 376 before taxes, with 30 000 salary, 12 016 in dividends and interest, 45 860 capital gains, and 1 500 from speeches. He notes a 350 000 debt to Union Commerce Bank secured by collateral and urges constituent scrutiny of holdings for conflicts. Oregon is cited as having the largest U S timber reserve and a billion dollar wood processing industry.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Young
Senate
Union Commerce Bank of
Cleveland
Closed Circuit TV Brings Legislature to Montana Public
Billings AP reports at Rocky Mountain College assistant professor Gerald Neeley uses 30,000 in federal and college funds to produce closed circuit TV programs. He tapes interviews with legislators and board meetings and plans live talks plus films of other state legislatures to spark public interest and discussion. Some critics call attendance poor though supporters see government problems clearly presented. If successful, Neeley will expand to executive and judicial branches.
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Billings
Mont
Gerald J. Neeley
Rocky Mountain College
Neeley
Montana
Road Closed For Bridge Replacement In Reily Township
Hamilton-Butler County engineer Stanley M. Perin says Peoria Reily Millville Road in Reily Township will close at noon Monday for about six months to replace a bridge over Indian Creek. A detour will be provided.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Stanley M. Perin
Peoria-Reily
Millville
Reily Township
Indian Creek
Communion Service at First Church of Christ Scientist
A communion service is held this Sunday at the First Church of Christ Scientist located at 200 S Marshall Road. The service starts at 11 a.m. and welcomes community members. The Lesson Sermon is titled Sacrament with a Golden Text from I Samuel about obedience over sacrifice.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
S. Marshall Road
Service Held for King Birthday at Ebenezer Church
A special service commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be held at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta next Wednesday where he served as pastor. After the service, ground breaking for the Martin Luther King Jr. Village a $3 million low cost housing project run by the SCLC will take place.
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Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
Ebenezer Baptist Church
DuErmit To Head Middletown Library Board
Les DuErmit was reelected president of the Middletown Public Library board of trustees. Elected vice president is Mrs. Walter Evans, secretary Robert Q. Millan, with members David Thompson Rev. Robert McNamara and Robert K. Johnson.
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Les DuErmit
Middletown Public Library
Walter Evans
Robert Q. Millan
David Thompson
Robert McNamara
Robert K. Johnson
Five Libel Suits Filed by Oswald's Mother
Marguerite Oswald sues for five million dollars in each of five libel actions in federal court. Plaintiffs name Rep. Gerald Ford and authors and publishers connected to works about the Kennedy assassination. Suit targets John R. Stiles Simon & Schuster and others for allegedly exposing her to hatred and ridicule.
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Oswald
Fort Worth
Evening TV Highlights and Classic Movie Listings
Television schedule lists 7:30 to midnight programs across channels 2 5 9 7 12. Highlights include Adam 12 Get Smart The Ghost and Mrs Muir My Three Sons Hogan’s Heroes Hollywood Palace Petticoat Junction Mannix and classic films Time Out for Love and Witness for the Prosecution with noted stars and guest appearances.
Odd Man Out to Birdman of Alcatraz Films Tonight
TV listings present a sequence of classic films on channel 22 and channel 5. Odd Man Out stars James Jason as a robber who kills accidentally during a holdup in 1947. Birdman of Alcatraz stars Burt Lancaster in a 1962 prison bird study. Quantez features Fred MacMurray in 1958. The Angry Red Planet accompanies the night lineup with another title.
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James Jason
Alcatraz
Burt Lancaster
Schedule Snippet for Sunday and Thursday Events
The notice lists time slots Sunday morning at 10 A.M. Sunday night at 7 P.M. and Thursday at 7 30 P.M. for web access. It indicates recurring weekly programming slots without specifying dates, events, or venues.
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Web
Today in History Highlights From 1969 News
The history roundup notes key events on January 11: 1943 Allied powers relinquished extra territorial rights in China, 1569 England’s first lottery at St Paul’s Cathedral, 1757 Alexander Hamilton born, 1785 Continental Congress in New York, 1788 pioneers head for Ohio, 1942 Japanese advance in Dutch East Indies, 1945 Greek civil war truce, 1959 Soviet peace conference rejected, 1964 cigarette health warning report, 1966 prisoner exchange agreement between Israel and UAR.
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Associated Press
United States
Britain
China
England
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
West Indies
Continental Congress
New York
Hartford
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