Labor Dept Sets 1.25 Minimum for Youth Programs
Washington AP The Labor Department, under pressure from AFL CIO leaders, set a 1.25 hourly minimum wage for youths in Neighborhood Youth projects. First camp opened in Thurmont Maryland amid a high level dispute. Meany urged at least 1.25. The decision followed a clash over Henning and Wirtz with Goldberg's intervention.
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Washington
Labor Department
Johnson
Thurmont
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Esman
Meany
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
John F. Henning
Henning
Organized Labor
Supreme Court
Arthur J Goldberg
Secretary of
Labor
Indians To Dance Minus Arrowheads Inaugural Parade
Four New Mexico Cochiti dancers will appear in Washington's inaugural parade without arrowheads after Secret Service inquiries about their weapons. Sponsor Joe Herrera said the arrowheads were steel and were volunteered to be removed for security.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Pentagon abolishes three blue ribbon Reserve units
Washington AP report says three blue ribbon congressional Reserve units are abolished by the Pentagon. About 72 congressmen and several thousand senior officials move from ready to standby Reserve under a McNamara directive. Roughly 5,000 of 150,000 federal personnel fall under the order.
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Washington
Congressional Reserve
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
McNamara
Man Struck Boy Sues Driver For 30 000
Samuel Layer of Buckeystown sues Albert Lee Lansdowne of Frederick claiming his son William A Layer was seriously injured when hit by a car on Manor Woods Road July 22 1964. The father seeks 25 000 for damages to the boy and 5 000 for medical expenses and loss of service. Suits filed in Circuit Court by Richard E Zimmerman and George W.
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Manor Woods Road
Samuel Layer
Buckeystown
William A. Layer
Albert Lee Lansdowne
RFD 2
Frederick
Young Layer
Richard E. Zimmerman
George W
Second Bypass Road Crash Victim Dies
A two car collision on the new Emmitsburg bypass on January 2 claimed the life of Jesse E. Jones, 46, of Rockville, driver of one vehicle. The crash occurred when his car collided with another, authorities said.
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Emmitsburg
Jesse E. Jones
Rockville
Two Die in Collision Near Gettysburg Hospital
James Osman of Baltimore aged 3 died at Annie M Warner Hospital in Gettysburg. Madeline Ruth Treible of Takoma Park died on arrival at Warner hospital the day of the accident. Jones admitted to the hospital the same moment and died of a brain blood clot per Adams County coroner Dr C G Crist. Four other passengers in the two cars were hospitalized.
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James Osman
Baltimore
Annie M
Scotch Lad Spoofs Stamp Mixup In Mail Scam
London AP reports Colin Sheriff, 10, bought four sixpenny stamps depicting Scotland's new Forth Bridge last September. He noticed one stamp was off color and used it on an envelope mailed to himself, prompting questions about stamp quality and mail handling.
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London
Colin Sheriff
Scotland
New Forth Bridge
Trade item sent to London stamp dealer for auction
The document notes that he mailed the item to a London stamp dealer for auction. It explains Beche-de-mer as a key eastern Asian food made from sea cucumbers, prepared by cooking in sea water and drying to make trepang for the Chinese market.
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London
Beche-de-mer
Eastern Asia
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