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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1969

Page

3

Funeral Train Carries Eisenhower to Abilene After Mexico Blast

A large funeral train bearing President Eisenhower’s coffin moves toward Abilene after a Mexico blast. The journey includes stops at Cincinnati and Huntington with Mrs Eisenhower and family aboard. Nixon attends the Washington service as mourners line tracks nationwide.

Abilene Mexico Eisenhower C&o Cincinnati Union Terminal Edgar Eisenhower Plains Whules Huntington W. Va Robert F. Kennedy New York Washington Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad White House

Dock Unions Defy Court Order to Halt Boycott

Longshore clerks and foremen defied a federal court order by refusing to handle containers on a Sea-Land vessel at the Port of Long Beach. PMA cites contract violations as ILWU members press a boycott amid a widening dispute affecting ports from the Canadian border to San Diego.

Long Beach Condainer Los Angeles Robert Peckham U.S. District Court San Francisco International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union Sal Kagel Pacific Maritime Assa Kagel Pacific Maritime Association ILWU PMA Ilwu Marine Clerks Union San Diego National Labor Relations Board Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Peckham Eisenhower ILWA

Federal Judge Rules Draft Act Is Unconstitutional

In Boston a federal judge ruled the Selective Service Act of 1967 unconstitutional for denying non religious conscientious objector exemptions. Judge Charles Wyzanski Jr granted judgment for John H. Sisson of Lincoln, who was convicted for refusal to submit to induction. The decision cites discrimination against atheists and agnostics and those whose moral beliefs motivate draft objections.

Boston Charles & Wyzanski Jr John H. Sission Bossot Lincoln Sisson Ion Vietnam Wyzenski

President Nixon to spend Easter in Florida after Eisenhower burial

President Nixon will fly to Florida for Easter vacation following services for former President Eisenhower. The Nixon family plans to stay at their Key Biscayne retreat and return to Washington late Sunday night after the religious holiday weekend.

Abilene Nixon Florida Eisenhower Washington Key Biscayne

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