Nobel Winners Urge Senate to Ratify Test Ban Treaty
Washington 1 Thitty-borg, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, and 56 living U S Nobel laureates urge the Senate to ratify the nuclear test ban treaty as a public expression of peace. Signers include Carl D Anderson, Felix Bloch, Donald Glaser, Kornberg, Linus Pauling, Emilio Segre, Wendell Stanley, Otto Stern, and Harold Urey. They contest tests threaten safety and propose the treaty as a step toward global disarmament.
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Ruling on Stay of Extradition for Former Dictator Perez Jimenez
Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg planned to rule Friday on a request for a stay in the extradition of former dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez to Venezuela. The case centers on a two month limit for delivering a prisoner and the possibility of discharge if not met. Federal and Venezuelan counsel opposed the stay while Perez Jimenez remains jailed in Miami awaiting further proceedings.
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Engineers Ratify Pact at Lockheed Aircraft
Engineers and Science Guild at Lockheed California Division ratified a new contract covering 2,700 workers. The agreement, lasting to November 1, 1985, provides a weekly pay boost of 55 to 80 dollars for salaried employees and 10 cents an hour for hourly workers, with higher supplemental layoff benefits and extended service years. It also establishes a new layoff and transfer procedure based on performance and seniority and expands group insurance benefits.
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Senate confirms Howard Jenkins Jr to NLRB
Washington reports that Howard Jenkins Jr of Denver was confirmed as a member of the National Labor Relations Board, making him the first Negro named to the board. He has held various government posts since 1946. Also approved is Thomas M. Healy for a second term on the Railroad Retirement Board. Both nominations passed by voice vote.
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State Appeals Judge H C Kaufman Dies in Bus Crash
Presiding Judge Lerbert C Kaufman of California died in a bus collision near Tehran Iran while vacationing with his wife Mary. The 59 year old jurist and seven others were injured or killed in the crash 450 miles east of Tehran near Lakeport.
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