Polish Troops Crack Down On Lodz Transit Strike
Police and troops seized streetcar barns in Lodz as a three day transport strike collapsed. About 40 workers were arrested amid clashes between strikers, drivers, and Communist party supporters. Army and militia moved in after shots were fired to disperse crowds and restore control with authorities declaring a move to end the stoppage.
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Kowska
Communist Party
Break Seen in GOP Fight on Rights Bill
Washington dispatch reports signs of division within the GOP over civil rights legislation as the House Debates moving to tighten the Senate bill. Leaders warn of a possible special session if foreign aid is cut, while civil rights groups press for a stronger measure this session.
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The $75,000 Food Theft Case Solved in New York
Police report that $75,000 worth of shrimp and olive oil stolen from Leone's Restaurant over two years has been solved. A pantryman at the restaurant, two garbage firm employees, and a longshoreman were arrested on grand larceny charges.
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Leone
Garvage Collection
Rackets Inquiry Hearings In New York City
Two nonmembers testified they were voted into a key New York City union election, saying they were never members of the union yet claimed ballot inclusion. The inquiry probes irregularities in the union’s 4 vote process.
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Price Hike Sparks Dairy Farm Strike Across Syracuse
Small groups from Dairy Farmers of America, Farmers Union, and Syracuse Dairy Farmers Cooperative pour into city dairies from all directions amid picket lines. Despite some quotas as low as 80 percent, no violence was reported as police and deputies kept watch. The strike centers on higher drulich prices, with witnesses and officials named in a broader investigation. The article references Page 19, Col 22.
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Basil Koschel
Hadj
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Simontacci
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Loca
John O'Rourke
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James R. Hoffa
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Teamsters
Humphrey Heads National Steel
George M. Humphrey, former Secretary of the Treasury, was named chairman of National Steel. The move places Humphrey at the helm of the steel giant as it faces industry pressures and leadership changes in Pittsburgh.
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National Steel
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George M. Humphrey
Treasury
Clear Skies Tomorrow With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
The weather forecast calls for clearing skies tomorrow with scattered showers tonight. Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with highs around 81 and lows near 49. Warm conditions expected through Saturday with a cooler spell Friday and showers returning Saturday.
Tan Toes Humphrey Resigns From Board in Evora
The 1927 founder and former chairman of the firm's executive committee in Evora Portugal, No Tan Toes Humphrey, resigned after Sept 1. His appointment had been announced at a Pittsburgh board meeting, with penalties up to two weeks in jail for those going barefoot.
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Ross Gets Clean Bill In Contract Charges
Ross Tipp Ross, former assistant secretary of defense, found not liable for wrongful contracts with a family firm. Subcommittee warned that government contract awards to relatives conflict with policy and noted his failure to recognize this. The review covered an Army contract and a broader $25 million in past eight years to related firms.
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Wil Herman
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Picketing surge marks dairy strike activity in city
The article notes Crego remaining opposed to the strike and planning to wait. About 500 members support the picket, with Lawrence Halloran of Camb Ug and Frank Harvey of Syracuse Co-op strikers actively involved. Four dairies show picketing: Byrne, Netherland, Seneca, and Syracuse Guernsey, with high milk outputs reported.
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Guernsey
Atom Test Shot Off for 16th Time at Nevada Site
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed a nuclear test at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada. Officials planned the device detonation for 5 a.m. local time, continuing a routine sequence in the ongoing nuclear testing program.
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Youths Defy Government Start for Forbidden China Tour
Reading fragments from a newspaper page describe a controversial plan by Miss Leigh and companions to travel to Peiping aboard a trans Iberian train. Officials warn the trip may violate U S policy while noting public protests in Britain and among U S officials.
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Moscow
Belthem
Tempers Fly in Detroit Divorce Case of Neft and Elsie Neff
Raymond Neff testified that his wife Elsie, 58, was often temperamental during their 12 years of marriage. He described a scene where she hurled his supper into a van alley after he listened to the last inning of a baseball game on the radio before eating, leading to his divorce filing.
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Elsie
Neff
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Senate leaders map windup plan for next week
In Washington the Senate leaders from both parties set a program for action on about six major measures and an adjournment next week if the House ends its civil rights stalemate. Speaker Sam Rayburn closed the House to new legislation, while Republican Leader Knowland said they should finish within a week. Lyndon Johnson said he would push bills to raise pay for postal workers and civil service employees.
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Year's Delay Seen in Mail Rate Boost
Two GOP senators indicated action on a House passed postal rate bill will be deferred until next year as adjournment nears. Senate leaders doubt passage this year for raising first class letter rate to 4 cents an ounce and airmail to 7 cents, with other raises possible to increase postal revenues.
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