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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1966

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2

Johnson seeks tougher policy on unions under wage guidelines

The Johnson administration signals impatience with some labor unions amid inflation pressure and wage demands. AFL-CIO warns of no wage controls unless equal across prices and profits, as federal contract leverage could pressure nonunion labor and construction unions. Labor officials expect growing White House pressure, starting with the Council of Economic Advisers and construction unions, amid job weather impacts.

Neil Gilbride Washington Johnson Gu.depost Johnson Administration Organized Labor George Meany Afl-Cio Labor Miami Beach White House Council of Economic Advisers High Federation

Johnson faces hurdle selling voluntary wage rules

With inflation already evident, next year will test whether Johnson can impose enough discipline in voluntary guidelines to avoid wage price controls. He must persuade labor and secure compliance amid rising prices.

Johnson

Winter Wonderland Excursion Rail Tour Through Western Md

The B and O Railroad announced a February 27 Winter Wonderland Excursion. The route runs from Washington/Baltimore through the Potomac River Valley to Harpers Ferry and Oakland, where travelers transfer to buses for a 30 mile Garrett County tour including Deep Creek. The trip, a repeat of last year’s winter rail trip, targets local residents.

B & O Railroad Potomac River Valley Harpers Ferry Oakland Garrett County Garrett Deep Creek B&o Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Washington Baltimore

DANAC Promotes James D. Dingwell to Secretary

James D. Dingwell named secretary of DANAC Real Estate Investment Corp of Rockville replacing Dr. Gerald J. Schipper who takes sabbatical leave in California. Dingwell previously served as assistant secretary and is based in Bethesda. Dr. W Paxson Chalfont Jr of Chevy Chase named assistant secretary.

James D. Dingwell Danac Real Estate Investment Corp Rockville Gerald J. Schipper Frederick County DANAC Montgomery County Dingwell Bethesda Schipper California W. Paxson Chalfont Jr Chevy Chase

Bud dhism Found Today In Thailand Ceylon Burma

A brief note asserts that pure original Bud dhism exists today only in Thailand Ceylon and Burma. It emphasizes regional preservation and continuity of ancient practices in these areas.

Thaland Ceylon Burma

Airman Clarence E. Smith Enters Technical Training

Airman Clarence E. Smith son of Cleve W. Smith of RFC 2 New Windsor has been selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB Texas as a U S Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. He completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and will train under the Air Training Command which runs hundreds of specialized courses to supply technically trained personnel for the nation s aerospace forces.

Clarence E. Smith Cleve W. Smith RFC 2 New Windsor Sheppard Afb Tex U.S. Air Force Smith Lackland Afb Air Training Command

Teen Queen Anne Marie Plans Large Greek Family

In Athens the 19 year old Queen Anne Marie wife of King Constantine II says she feels at home in Greece and wants a large family. She notes Alexia will learn languages and that the couple intend to educate their children in Greece. She describes her role as a housewife and discusses language learning and charity visits.

Philip Dopoulos Athens Greece Anne-Marie Constantine II Denmark Alexia

Royals and family life with King detail at Tatoi

In a rare glimpse, the royal couple discuss leisure time with their daughter Alexia at Tatoi 15 miles north of Athens. Alexia is cared for by two nurses, while the king plays with her when home. Archibald W. Lyon, president of the National Sojourners, will address Lynch Lodge No. 163 AF and AM on February 24. The note mentions Big Ben and Halley’s comet with dates.

Tatoi Athens Alexia National Sojourners Archibald W. Lyon Washington Lynch Lodge

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