Steelworkers map contract aims amid internal power clash
United Steelworkers leaders gather with more than 700 local presidents to set bargaining goals for steel industry talks starting after Jan 1. The Wage Policy Committee will gauge sentiment and push for a sweeping contract overhaul focused on economic gains as internal rivalries surface between President David J. McDonald and secretary treasurer I. W. Abel.
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Goldwater Says Dean Burch To Stay As GOP Chair
Goldwater states Dean Burch will remain Republican national chairman due to a four year contract. He says Burch not involved in leadership feud after GOP election defeat. Rockefeller says calls for change seem reasonable though.
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Anti-Extremist Drive Launched by AJC in White House Ties
CHICAGO APD The American Jewish Congress launches a nationwide campaign to counter smear and intimidation by extremist groups. National secretary C Irving Dwork says right wing activity has risen since election day and urges discouraging corporate and philanthropic support for ultrarightist groups. He warns radicals seek unity through fear and hatred and attack public officials.
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NATO Parliament Meet Open With MLF Controversy
The five day NATO parliamentary conference in Paris opens with debate over the U S supported Multilateral Nuclear Force. About 200 lawmakers from 15 NATO nations attend with speakers including Maurice Couve de Murville Manlio Brosio Lyman Lemnitzer and Richard Loewenthal. East West trade is also expected to be discussed.
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Earthquake Strikes San Francisco Bay Area
A fairly strong quake measuring 5.3 on the Richter scale shook the San Francisco Bay area Sunday night with no injuries or serious damage reported. It was the strongest reading in the region since the 1957 quake that injured 31 people and caused several million dollars in damage.
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Johnson to Draft Program as He Returns to White House
President Johnson resumes work at the White House after a 13 day vacation at the LBJ Ranch. He plans a swearing in of Gardner Ackley as chair and Arthur M. Okun as a new Council of Economic Advisers member while task forces draft the great society program.
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Tariff Cut Hopes Rise in Kennedy Round Talks
In Geneva hopes for sweeping tariff cuts and a boost to free world trade surged as the European Community deadline for lists of exempted goods passed. Brussels negotiators reached an 80 page exceptions report after 22 hours of talks led by Theodorus Hijzen, with GATT sponsoring the Kennedy round. More than 60 nations participate. failure to meet the deadline could have delayed talks and threatened billions in trade.
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Bolling Seeks End to Congressional Seniority System
Rep. Richard Bolling proposes abolishing the Senate style seniority in Congress and giving the House speaker power to name committee chairmen with caucus veto. He argues the change would curb conservative Southern Democrats and boost passage of Democratic agenda. He also backs limiting the Rules Committee to 21 days to block floor action.
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Beating on CTA Bus Averts River Threats in Chicago
Tommy Rembarz, 44, a sports vendor with jaw wired after a crash, was assaulted on a West Side CTA bus by three men identified as James Walker 28 Henry Knox 31 and David Hunt 26 all employed at a car wash. The attack drew 20 bystanders who did not intervene.
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UPI
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James Walker
Henry Knox
David Hunt
Rembarz
Women Working More Kam Less A Wage Gap Persisting
The head of the Labor Department Women s Bureau notes more women are employed but receive a shrinking share of wages. About 45 percent of women ages 18 to 64 work, with median wages around 59 percent of men s. She cites 24 year wideness in wage gaps and 16 year shift to lower paid jobs.
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UPD
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Women’s Bureau
Mary Dublin Keyserling
United States
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Indian Killed In Racial Right Stabbing Sparks Tension
In Lillington North Carolina James Car Dunn 27 of Angier was stabbed to death near a tavern after he and his Indian wife and another couple refused to leave a mixed race venue. Coroner called it a racial matter. Daisy Dunn wife of the victim and two other Indians were questioned as deputies sought the stabbing assailant.
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