Emergency Meeting Called as Unions Fight New Trade Policy
AFL CIO maritime unions plan emergency meeting at AFL CIO headquarters to oppose Nixon’s move dropping 50 percent cargo preference for U S grain to Communist nations. They warn it harms U S seamen and merchant marine while Chinese and Soviet trade expands and flag ships face higher costs.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
China
Russia
Soviet Union
Lyndon B. Johnson
Thomas W. Gleason
Afl-Cio International ‘Longshoremen’s Association
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Meany
Paul Hall
Afl-Cio
Seafarers’ Union
Seafarers
National Maritime Union
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Detective to Lead Week-Long Polygraph Seminar in Austin
Police detective T. D. McQueen will appear in Austin on Monday to start a week-long polygraph seminar sponsored by the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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T. D. McQueen
Austin
Texas Department of Public Safety
Negro Solons Study Ruling
Black legislators from nine Southern states meet in Atlanta to discuss Supreme Court reapportionment rulings and their impact on electing more Black lawmakers in the region. John Lewis of the Voter Education Project says single member districts could boost Black representation, while whites-dominated legislatures fear dilution of power. Attendees include lawmakers from Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Indiana, Florida, Alabama and Kentucky.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Supreme Court
John Lewis
Voter Education Project
Mississippi
Indiana
Lewis
Hinds
Indianapolis
South
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Landiana
Florida
Alabama
Kentucky
The Worry Clinic CASE Q-578 discussion on faith and sight
Morris H., a 41 year old clergyman, challenges atheism with analogies of sight and media. The article cites biblical figures Elisha and Paul to argue believers may perceive unseen presence and invites readers to request study booklets from Dr. Crane in Odessa.
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Morris H
Crane
Christ
Jesus
Elisha
Israel
Moses
Abraham
St. Paul
Odessa
Ex Publisher Gets 3 Years in Dallas Park Disorder
Brent Stein, former publisher of a Dallas underground newspaper, was sentenced to three years in prison after a second trial for interfering with police during a disturbance in a Dallas park. The first trial ended in a hung jury. Judge R. T. Scales presided.
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Dallas
Brent Stein
Dallas Park
Stein
Court of Dist
R. T. Scales
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Ameri
Vinelle
Rivestide Rock Maps
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