Farah to reopen slacks plant after union fight in Texas
Farah Manufacturing Co. plans to re open its San Antonio slacks plant this month after a long dispute with Amalgamated Clothing Workers over unionization. Initial rehiring will total several hundred. full operation depends on economic conditions. The plant previously employed about 1,000 workers. no plans to reopen a second Farah plant in the city.
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Farah Manufacturing Co
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Farah
Hirohito Opens State Visit With Bonds Renewed
Japan's Emperor Hirohito formally opened a two week state visit in Washington with full military honors at the White House signifying renewed harmony between Japan and the United States. He spoke of a complete turnabout in relations since World War II and expressed gratification for the future of the ties, accompanied by Empress Nagako.
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George Gedda
Associated Press
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Japan
Hirohito
White House
Pacific Ocean
Trans-Pecos district seeks development aid
Wynn Hamilton Jr, chairman of the Trans Pecos RC&D Area Executive Committee, sent the final RC&D Area application to Governor Briscoe seeking endorsement and support. Counties in the Trans Pecos RC&D Area include Crane, Loving, Pecos, Reeves, Terrell, Ward, Winkler and Upton. The committee is led by Wynn Hamilton Jr of Pecos.
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Wynn Hamilton Jr
Trans- Pecos
Panel says agents erred in gun threat assessment
A Senate panel cites human judgment error in Secret Service decision not to place Sara Jane Moore under surveillance before Ford visit. Agents Yauger and Haskell contend they would repeat their actions, while Sen Montoya commends their handling amid hearings on security during Ford's San Francisco visit.
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Charlie Brown hits 25 years in Peanuts strip
Santa Rosa AP reports Charlie Brown, in his short pants and shy demeanor, marks 25 years since first appearing in Schulz's Peanuts on October 2, 1950. Schulz, now 52, discusses strip evolution, Snoopy on the doghouse, and enduring popularity including spin-offs.
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Associated Press
Santa Rosa
Calif
Charlie Brown
America
Charles M. Schulz
Ole Charlie Brown
Snoopy
Schulz
Woodstock
Spike
Minneapolis
United Features Syndicate
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