Labor Leads Spending List of Lobbyists
Labor, farm, veterans and financial groups posted the largest lobbying outlays for January through March, with the United Federation of Postal Clerks reporting 529,976 spent. AFL CIO, American Farm Bureau Federation, American Legion, National Housing Conference, and United States Savings & Loan League each top 30,000, while several others spent between 20,000 and 30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Afl-Cio
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
American Legion
National Housing Conference
United States Savings & Loan Lengue
Central Arizona Project Association
Brotherhood of Railway
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
National Federation of Independent Business
Council For
American Society of Travel Agents
Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen
Contract Talks Continue With Youth Outreach Tactics
Washington AP reports ongoing contract talks as Western Union and the union press for a quick settlement before the strike deadline. The company favors youth engagement schemes, including a Compliment Club and a League of the Golden Pen, to energize teenage participation and aid morale in talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Union
Delais
Apl-Ciu
Noah
Samson
David
CTU
EL L. Hugenwan
Pany
Fragments Reflect A Religious Broadside On Reform Efforts
A damaged OCR fragment describes priests, pupils, and social detectives as part of a Sunday School style campaign. It references Bible figures Solomon and Absalom and promotes sending for a booklet by Dr Crane with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents. The tone is admonitory and instructional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geor Rey
Morris
HORSE SENSE TEST AND MATCHING PUZZLE
A clumsy primary source style quiz asks to score a horse sense test. It includes questions about animal terms, nicknames, and groups with no legs, plus a matching exercise pairing workers with terms and by-line or goal line related clues.
Unions Push Toward Midnight Aluminum Talks
New York AP report: metal unions and five major aluminum producers rush to midnight contract deadline with steel talks starting Monday. Talks involve Alcoa Reynolds Kaiser Ormet and Olin while unions consider strike authority. aim to set industry standards despite war and election pressures. A separate Miami case reports a rapist charged with first degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aluminum Industry Council
United Steelworkers
Aluminum Co. of America
Aluminum Workers International Union
United Auto Workers
Alcoa
Reynolds Metals
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
Ormet Corp
Olin Aluminum
Miami
Fla
Raymond Rhome
Dade County
Richard Lloyd Adams
Rhome
Adams
Fhce
United Steel
Boston
Steelworkers Council
Auto Workers Unions
Goldberg Will Head Council For Second Time
United Nations, N Y AP says Arthur J. Goldberg will preside at the Security Council for a second time as he leaves the U S U.N. delegation. He will succeed Lord Caradon in the monthly rotation, with approval of a pending treaty on nuclear weapons spread expected mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Security Council
United States
U.N
Lord Caradon
United Kindom
Goldberg
General Assembly
Trading gains lift stocks amid brisk market activity
New York stock activity pushed prices higher as traders cut spending to meet a 10 billion tax deadline amid pre weekend profit taking. Analysts noted President John Kennedy statements as aiding sentiment while Occidental Petroleum and Inland Steel posted gains. Market closed mixed as corn soybeans and wheat futures drifted with modest changes and rain forecasts affecting the corn belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
John Jedson
Will
Glen Alden
Occidental Petroleum
Hooker Chemical
Inland Steel
American
Unsaris Norte
Vic
Charter Financial
Chicago
IBM
Board of Trade
Lorene Sreneae
Corm
Alcoa Announces AcrossTheBoard Price Hike
Alcoa Incorporated said a general price increase would take effect Saturday, boosting unalloyed primary ingot to 26 cents per pound and raising alloy ingot and most fabricated products by about four percent. The move follows a new three year contract with United Steelworkers adding 55 cents per hour to wages, from $3.09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Co. of America
New York
United Steelworkers
Alcoa
USW
M.C. Weston Jr
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Stratton
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MT Rasye
Edging Gal
Missy Ail
Grenada
Andrews Hwy
Labor
Farm, Veterans and Financial Organizations
House
Senate
GE W. Crane
League of the Golden Pen
Dr. Crane
Lila Hlictare
N. R. Ferguson
Ior
Solomon
Wacob
Absalom Awad
Senontiesson
Deo Meloy, Hhuks Elsie
Biddy Daisy Nanny
Drs. Leach
Houston
N. Lee
Odessa
Im Ana Refrigerators & Freezers
Hamilton Washers and Dryers
New York Cotton Exchange
Tong
WEW York
Aarich
Associated Press
Averaees Indust
Rails
Radio Corp. of America
Wees
Hooker Ch
Brunswick
Intand Steee
Imperial Ca
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