Contempt threat forces Teamsters back to work in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the Teamsters Local 107 and officers faced contempt fines totaling 60 500 a day as 13 000 members approve an order from Secretary Treasurer Michael Hession ending a six day wildcat walkout. The strike halted most city deliveries, delaying food and groceries in a multi state area.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters
Teamsters Local 107
Convention Hall
Michael Hession
Hession
Roadway Express, Inc
Roadway
Leo Weinrott
James R. Hoffa
Soviet Rocket Forces Criticized for Unpreparedness
The Red Star, official Defense Ministry paper, denounced widespread shortcomings in the Soviet rocket forces. It warned the next war will stress moral and physical resources in unusually difficult conditions and criticized commanders for drills assuming only one side will act.
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Moscow
Red Star Saturday
Defense Ministry
President Johnson Relaxes in Texas Hill Country
President Johnson enjoys a quiet weekend at the LBJ Ranch and LBJ Lake in central Texas as White House aides release appointments. George E. Reedy announced reappointments to the Federal Maritime Commission, a proclamation designating Constitution Week, and remarks on the nation’s freedom.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas
LBJ
White House
George E. Reedy
Reedy
John Harllee
James V. Day
Federal Maritime Commission
Harllee Johnson
United Nations
San Francisco
Lady Bird
Ohio Dairy Princess Crowned As New Leader
An 18 year old Sandusky County girl Judy A Zilles was crowned Ohio dairy princess after judging from 46 counties. She plans to enter Kent State University and will reign over the state's dairy industry this year. Her court includes Miriam Rowland Gloria Turner Wilma Schroeder and Beverly Eck.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sandusky County
Judy A. Zilles
American Dairy Association of Ohio
Kent State University
Bellevue
Gloria’ Turner
Mount Crab
Wilma Schroeder
Leipsic
Beverly Eck
Chandlersville
GOP Leaders Fear Splinter Groups Clouding 1966 Efforts
GOP leaders warn independent research and campaign groups may cloud policy and split party financing ahead of the 1966 election. A Associated Press survey shows mixed views among office holders and candidates, with fear of unwieldy proliferation impacting party unity at the GOP National Committee meeting. National Chairman Ray C Bliss and Sen Leverett Saltonstall criticize groups like Free Society Association and Republicans for Progress as potentially harmful.
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Jack Bell Washington
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
GOP
GOP National Committee
Ray C. Bliss
Goldwater
Republicans For Progress
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Republican Policy Coordinating Committee
Republican Party
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Jimmy Hoffa
Patrick Gallager
Law Enforcement and Industrial Security Assn
Washtenaw
County
Mich
Patrick
Russia
Ohio Dairy Princess
N. Verity Pkwy
Eldora
Middletown
Franklin
J. G. Loewit
Jacob K. Javits
John V. Lindsay
Ray Bliss
Saltonstall
N.Y
New York City
Sterling Pool CO
Todd RD
Franklin, Ohio
Sears
Middletowns
Cata
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