Dockworkers Back On Job After Court Order
Sixty thousand longshoremen from Maine to Texas return to work after a federal court suspended a 10 day strike under Taft-Hartley cooling off rules. ILA President Gleason said workers must go back together and a hearing on extending the cooling off period is planned. The stoppage tied up about 500 ships and cost millions while disputes centered on automation and featherbedding.
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Appalachia Bill Dead and Congress Adjourning
Congressional leaders signaled the Appalachian bill was likely dead while pressing a rescue push for a Social Security boost. They aimed for weekend adjournment as lawmakers vented at leadership for failing to end the long session after election pressure.
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Norwalk Lions Club Chicken Dinner Planned at Zuber Drive-In
The Norwalk Lions Club announces a chicken dinner on Saturday October 3 from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the Zuber Drive-In. Eat in your car or have it delivered within Norwalk.
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Scout and car ad urge community to help youth
A wholesome appeal invites all boys and girls to join scouting and calls for more adults to assist in guiding children. It also promotes reliable auto service, urging drivers to visit a shop that prides itself on quality work and fair value.
NFO calls temporary halt in 23-state revolt
National Farmers Organization leaders announce a brief suspension of the 23 state market revolt after six weeks to pursue negotiations with meat processors and to establish calmer marketing contracts. Oren Staley says several processors have signed master contracts and more will discuss terms, framing the pause as part of operation victory.
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Windmill to Close Its Doors After 1940 Blitz
The Windmill, London’s only theatre open through the blitz, will close Oct 31. Owner Sheila Van Damm cites new strip club competition and looser rules, noting the neon sign We never closed. will be turned off for good as the 32-seat venue becomes an adults only film club.
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Johnson Meets Lawyers Group In Johnson Humphrey Drive
President Johnson takes a campaign day off to meet with the National Lawyers Committee for Johnson Humphrey. The group includes four former cabinet members five former ABA presidents and eight law school deans led by Kenneth C Royall as organizing head. Johnson also gains backing from the National Citizens Committee for Johnson and Humphrey women’s section.
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