Maritime Strike Ties Up Shipping Amid Picket Lines
Pickets from seven seamen unions, totaling about 85,000 members, kept watch at Atlantic Gulf and Pacific ports as a government subsidy dispute spurred talks of settlement. Union leaders argue ships rely on federal subsidies while shippers warn increases would fall on taxpayers. Talks continue with President briefed. movement limited as many foreign-flag vessels remain unfazed by the strike.
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Washington
Jesse M. Calhoun
Ralph F. Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
Casey
Atlantic
Gulf
United States
The
Constitution
Former Venezuelan Dictator Perez Jimenez Jailed then Freed
U S federal judge jailed Marcos Perez Jimenez for extradition proceedings on misappropriation charges and then released him within 25 minutes on a habeas corpus petition. Judge George W. Whitehurst found insufficient evidence on murder claims but allowed the bond to stand.
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Miami
Fla
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
George W. Whitehurst
State Department
Perez Jimenez
Whitehurst
David W. Walters
Emnett C. Choate
Walters
Choate
United States
Coon's Counsel Moves To Dismiss Payroll Fraud Charge
Baton Rouge AP a lawyer for State Fire Marshal John Coon prepared two motions to dismiss payroll fraud charges. The motions challenge indictment vagueness and statute constitutionality and seek to quash for lack of jurisdiction in East Baton Rouge Parish, arguing any crime occurred in Orleans Parish where the fire marshal's office is located.
Czech protest over alleged U S spy recruitment at New York meeting
The Czech U N mission charged two U S intelligence officers attempted to recruit Naevalac as a spy during a June 13 Gripsholm restaurant meeting in New York City. White said Naevalac used threats to keep a Czech woman from leaving Czechoslovakia, but she is now in the United States and married. The State Department noted a year of countercharges and said Naevalac received money for supposed classified information.
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Nation
United Nations
U.S. Intelligence Service
Naevalac
Gripsholm
New York City
State Department
White
Naevalae
U.N
U.S
Nacvalac
Czechoslovakia
United States
Nacvalae
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bond Reduced in Marcello Deportation and Entry Case
Federal Judge cut Carlos Marcello's bond to 10 000 on the entry crime in New Orleans. Original 50 000 bond set by a U S commissioner. Marcello surrendered June 5 at his Metairie home and faces immigration detention in Texas. appeals court had set 10 000 on the deportation case.
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Marcello
New Orleans
Herbert W. Christenberry
Carlos Marcello
United States
U. S
R. H. Carter Jr
Metairie
Louisiana
Guatemala
Bond
Carter
McAllen
Tex
Board of Immigration Appeals
Washington
Birch Society to Show Film on Communism Tonight
The John Birch Society will present the film Communist Encirclement at its monthly meeting Tuesday in the Cameo Room of the Virginia Hotel at 7 30 p.m. Public attendance is open. The Chamber of Commerce sponsors the anti Communism drive through its Minute Men Brigade.
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John Birch Society
H. L Driskell
Virginia
Rev. Driskell
Twin Cities
Chamber of Commerce
W. EE. Whetstone
Chamber
Minute Men Brigade
Tidelands Charges Shake Louisiana Officials
Louisiana officials clash over a secret deal linked to the Tidelands dispute with the Interior Department. Governor Davis pledges every act to secure a favorable settlement while Attorney General Gremillion denies knowledge and warns against harming relations with federal agencies.
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Mineral Board
William G. Helis Jr
Louisiana
Gremillion
Perez
Davis
Helis
Interior Department
Udall
Attorney General
Governor
Tidelands
Gulf of Mexico
Department of Interior
Department of Justice
Jackson Court Tests Arrests Of Freedom Riders
Six arrested Freedom Riders faced trial in Jackson as Judge Spencer continued related proceedings. Convictions were handed to Daniel Thompson, Elizabeth Hirschfield, Elizabeth Adler, Karen Kytle, Robert Fisner, and Leon Rice. Prisoner transfers and housing plans noted as delays for time-served credits. Gov. Barnett blamed Riders for trouble while urging restraint.
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J. L. Ray
Spencer
Jack Young
Jackson
Daniel Ray Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
Elizabeth S. Hirschfield
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Greyhound
Nashville, Tenn
State Penitentiary
Parchman
Mississippi Delta
Hinds County
Jackson City
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Discoverer Goes Into Polar Orbit
The Air Force reports Discoverer reached polar orbit and plans a recovery attempt within one to four days. The 300 pound instrument capsule will be left in orbit to maximize data. recovery likely by parachute snag near Hawaii, with Alaska based planes and ships ready to retrieve if needed.
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Air Force
Alaska
Hawaii
Assistants Hear Dr. McHenry at Ouachita Medical Meeting
The Ouachita Parish Association of Medical Assistants heard Dr. A. G. McHenry Jr. speak on Anesthesia and Obstetrics at a regular supper meeting this week. During the business session a copy of the proposed chapter creed was distributed to members.
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Ouachita Parish Association of Medical Assistants
A. G. McHenry Jr
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Hatten & Norris
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W. Monroe
Christine Walters
Otway
Olive Hill
Frantisek Tisler
Arne & Cottons
Ilverstein
Desjard St
Dr. McHenry
Ind ST
Kaplan
M. Kaplan and Son
M Kaplan & Son Inc
Adams
Monroe
Bondaire
Bond Stores
Dacron
DuPont TM
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