Presidents and labor strikes shaping U S labor law history
James Marlow surveys how presidents from Truman to Kennedy have used injunctions and emergency powers to head off or end strikes in vital industries. He notes shifts from laissez faire to legal protections for unions and the evolving balance with public interest and national economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Supreme Court
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Surf-Worshipper Spreads Surfing Joy Across the Nation
Phil Sayers, president of the International Surfing Association, tours the country in a specially outfitted truck to promote surfing. At 24, he steers a growing industry, acts as consultant for surfing films, and predicts rapid growth from Southern California to the Texas Gulf Coast and the Eastern seaboard, while boat wake surfing gains popularity inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Miler
New York
Phil Sayers
International Surfing Association
Savers
Sayers
California
Texas Gulf Coast
Sauers
Rev Ely Honored Sunday at Homecoming Service
The Rev. George K. Ely of Trinity Reformed Church Baltimore was honored at a Mt. Pleasant United Church of Christ homecoming service and reception. Ely preached the morning sermon with involvement from his son Rev Donald Ely and other clergy. A buffet supper followed as many attendees signed the guest register, including numerous Ely relatives and local church members.
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George K. Ely
Trinity Reformed Church
Baltimore
Mt. Pleasant
Donald Ely
Guy P. Bready
Edwin 0. Wenck
Mary Wenck
Geneva
Ely Flickinger
Elinor
Sara Ely
W.allen Smith
Philip
Cindy Smith
W. Austin Mullican
Dwight Mullican
Eldred Boyer
Nora Houck
Emma Burrier
Charles W. Burrier Sr
Charles W. Burrier Jr
George E. Burrier
Leslie P. Main
William T. de- Lanter
Elva Lochner
James E. Tucker
Paul M. Smith
Claude F. Humm
Guy M. Albaugh
Donald A. Reeser
David
Brian
Cindy
Donna Reeser
Reno K. Smith
Ronnie
Susan
Melinda
Patty
Kathy Smith
Paul M. Burrier
Raymond Barnes
John Brown
Florence Burrier
Nellie Rockwell
Edward McDevitt
S. Fenton Harris
Welty Wastler
Robert Rhoderick
Millard Crum
Grace Kefauver
Edward
Bridge bidding trap at Brooklyn championships described
The article discusses bridge players in striped suits playing six clubs as a contract and explains a trap in the bidding. It notes that six no trump and seven clubs were possible outcomes with favorable spade breaks and Blackwood handling. One North-South pair reached seven clubs, while South lamented the costly misbid.
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Brooklyn
South
Stayman
North
U S Officials Skipping Argentina Stir Regional Ties
A string of U S missions in South America signals growing detachment from Argentina as officials visit Brazil Chile and Venezuela. The pattern sparks concern in Argentina amid rivalries with Brazil and a pending Kennedy Brazil Chile Venezuela visit.
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U.S
Argentina
South America
Brazil
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Washington
Chile
Jack Hood Vaughn
inter-American Affairs
Robert F. Kennedy
Venezuela
Fulbright Group
Arturo Illia
Teens Provide Free Coffee for Holiday Travelers in Ohio
In Conneaut Ohio high school seniors organized a charity hospitality drive on Interstate 90 serving about 1200 motorists over ten hours at rest areas. They sought donations from local merchants and ran the project themselves with class officer leadership.
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Conneaut, Ohio
Murphys Hold 26th Reunion Details at Husky Park
The 26th Horace L. Murphy descendants reunion on August 29 at Husky Park drew 134 relatives and friends. William Wilcom led with the Lord's Prayer, followed by recitations by Mareia Simons and others. prizes and gifts were awarded, and officers elected including David Richard Wirts as master of ceremonies and Judy Williams as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace L. Murphy
Husky Park
William Wilcom
Mareia Simons
Kathy
Susan
Doug Wilcom
Sally
Margaret Murphy
Mike Wilcom
Shary Moxley
Wayne A. Storm
Jesse Bussard
Richard Hart
Robert S. Wilcom
David Richard Wirts
Judy T. Williams
Charles F. Wilcom
Merhle W. Murphy
J. Jerome Wilcom
James L. Simons
Bernice Roderick
David
Teresa Roderick
John E. Williams
Judy
Maresa
Jim Jr
Lorene Simons
Gary N. Moxley
Gary Lee
Johnny
Charles M. Storm Jr
Willie
Ricky Storm
Charlotte
Kathryn
Douglas
Cindy Wilcom
Michael J. Wilcom
Mike
Mark Wilcom
William E. Wilcom
Rhonda
Weber Wilcom
Keith
Anthony L. Wilcom
Larry
Ollie Doegen
Spencer Lawson
Harry Penn
George W
Ambrusko Lost to Injury at Maryland College Park
Ambrusko, Maryland’s No 1 tailback, is out for an indefinite period with a knee injury from a Monday scrimmage. Coach Nugent says Klingerman and Pattyr will rotate at tailback until his return. Ambrusko missed most of 1964 with an arm injury ending his quarterback role.
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Ambrusko
College Park
Kenny Ambrusko
Maryland
Ambruske
Tom Nugent
Doug Klingerman
Mike Pattyr
Kennedy Enjoys 77th Birthday in Hyannis Port Parties
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, in very good spirits, celebrated his 77th birthday with two gatherings in Hyannis Port. Kennedy grandchildren sang to him in the afternoon as presents were given, and an evening party hosted by Kennedy and Rose Kennedy drew guests including Senators Robert F. Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy, Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver, and their spouses.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Rose
Robert F. Kennedy
D.N.Y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Sargent Shriver
Stever Smith
Harriman says broad support for Johnson Viet Nam policies
W Averell Harriman stated that most Americans and Congress back President Johnson's Viet Nam policies. He dismissed press accounts of differing views as not true. The 74 year old envoy spoke to newsmen Monday night.
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Mark
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
Viet Nam
Congress
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