King Joins Picket Line In Atlanta
Dr. Martin Luther King returned to Atlanta and joined a brief picket line at the Scripto Manufacturing Co. plant in support of striking workers. The International Chemical Workers union says discrimination prompted the Nov. 27 strike. King urged a national and international boycott of Scripto products.
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Atlanta
Martin Luther King
Scripto Manufacturing Co
International Chemical Workers
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Scripto
J. E. Aderhold
President Johnson in excellent health says Mayo physician
Dr. James W. Cain of Mayo Clinic reports President Johnson is in excellent health and capable of handling four demanding years. He notes a normal heart after past attack, normal tests, and good weight management with sleep and exercise.
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Johnson
James W. Cain
Cain
Mayo Clinic of
Rochester
Minn
White House
George C. Barkley
Washington
Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine
San Antonio
Navy
A. Cain
Refugee Pact Signed By Uganda And Sudan
Kampala Uganda December 19 AP Uganda signed an agreement with Sudan to repatriate about 30 000 southern Sudanese refugees in Uganda They will be under protection of a five nation commission of the Organization of African Unity guaranteeing basic human rights and freedom from trial for political offenses.
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Kampala
Uganda
Sudan
Organization of African Unity
U S Cambodia Talks Break Off Amid China Gain Hope
After nine days of secret talks in New Delhi the United States and Cambodia suspended negotiations without resolving core issues. Prince Norodom Sihanouk accused Washington of bad faith and warned Cambodia could seek shelter with China as a result. Cambodia charged U S-Vietnamese aggression and said Washington must rejoin talks for substantive discussion.
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Conrad Fink
Associated Press
New Deli
India
United States
Cambodia
China
Noradom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Viet Nam
Thailand
Laos
Peking
New Delhi
Son Sann
Washington
FBI arrests Glimco Chicago labor boss for Taft Hartley breach
Joseph P. Glimco, longtime Chicago taxi drivers’ union figure and Hoffa ally, was arrested by the FBI on Taft Hartley act violations and conspiracy charges. The 55 year old head of Local 777 was freed on a $3,000 bail after a 17 count indictment alleging gifts from employers to Local 777 members.
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Chicago
Joseph P
Joey) Glimco
FBI
Glimco
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Yellow and Checker Cab Company
Michael L. Tyoe
U.S. District Court
50th Nuclear Sub Commissioned In New Hampshire
The Navy commissioned its 50th Polaris nuclear powered submarine at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, named after Revolutionary War hero Nathanael Greene. Nearby in Bath, Maine, the guided missile frigate William Standley, named for the former CNO and ambassador to Russia, was launched at Bath Iron Works. American zoos pay up to $5,000 for a young gorilla.
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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Nathanael Greene
Bath
Maine
Willam
Standley
Russia
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