Russ Wheat Boycott To Continue In 1960s Era
MIAMI BEACH ILA A union boycott blocking multi million dollar shipments of U S wheat to the Soviet Union continued after talks with Labor Secretary W Willard Wirtz collapsed. Union president Thomas W Gleason said no wheat will load in ports until at least half of all planned shipments to Soviet bloc nations travel in American vessels. Wirtz flew to Washington after four days of talks with no progress.
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Rebels Kill Two Belgian Teachers in Congo Attack
A band of 30 rebels killed two Belgian teachers and wounded several others at a Roman Catholic mission near Kikwit in Leopoldville province. The casualties include Jacques Bullaerts and Robert Marechal, both aged mid-20s, slain with arrows and knives as 30 mission members reported the assault.
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Dropouts in Texas May Earn Diplomas Through Home Study
Serious adults in Texas can earn the Texas State Diploma or State Equivalency Certificate, or the National School Diploma via home study. Programs tailor to individual needs and may be completed during spare time. for free information contact National School of Home Study Dept. SAL 711, Alamo National Bank Blog, San Antonio, or call CA E0978. Government data show 63 million adults lack a high school diploma and lose out on earnings.
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London War Hostess Recalled For GIs Welcoming Homes
Mrs Adel aide Gilbert, a 90 year old London woman of the East End, hosted hundreds of American GIs during World War I. Friends say soldiers wrote to thank her. on her 90th birthday she recounted visits by troops who called her their mother. She later wrote to President Truman and sailed to the States aboard the Queen Elizabeth.
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Baby Kissing Johnson Back in D. C.
President Johnson spent days touring California Florida and Los Angeles Palm Springs Jacksonville and Miami shaking hands with crowds and kissing babies. He waded into throngs at LAX and climbed over a wire barrier to greet supporters despite danger from barbed wire.
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Solon Eyes 2nd Tax Cut Proposal Emerges
UPI reports Wilbur D. Mills a key House Ways and Means leader hints at another tax cut in the future if federal spending is tightly controlled. Congress aims to act this week with House approval expected Tuesday and Senate sending the bill to President Johnson by Wednesday.
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Geritol iron tonic promises strength in seven days
If vitamins alone leave you tired, iron-poor blood may be the cause. Geritol contains seven vitamins plus iron, claimed to build iron-rich blood. Two tablets or two tablespoons of liquid allegedly raise iron, with medical tests cited. Consumers urged to consult a doctor and try Geritol daily for quick energy, or money-back offer.
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