Ministers urged to extend Social Security benefits
The Presbyterian Church in the U S A urged Congress to extend Social Security to ministers seeking coverage. The 164th general assembly approved the measure by voice vote amid debate, with some opposing citing church independence from government. The assembly also restored a one year remarriage rule for ministers after divorce, though new provisions await presbyteries action.
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U.S.A
Congress
General Assembly
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Philadelphia
Presbyterians’ Pension Board
No’s
Robert Gorgon
Milford
Mich
Harold E. Nicely
Rochester
Eugene C. Blake
Blake
Presbyterian General Assembly
Thruway Office Seeks Bids for Toll Registry Equipment
Albany July 25 is the bid deadline for toll registration and office tabulating equipment for the 325 mile Thruway under construction. The Thruway Authority requested bids yesterday and will advertise later for bids on toll booths and utility buildings.
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Albany
Sailors Strike Ties Up Pacific Coast Shipping
San Francisco ALF Sailors Union of the Pacific launches a strike after a stop work meeting, aiming at wage increases and overtime pay. At least 3,300 members endorse action. two dozen firms and 350 ships were named as involved. President Wilson is cleared to sail at 3 PM on government request with 400 passengers aboard.
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San Francisco
ALF
Harry Lundeberg
Sailors Union
Facific
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
Pacific Maritime Association
Far East
Lundberg
President Wilson
Philippines
Wilson
Strike delays passenger ship voyage amid wage dispute
The ship voyage, set to sail Saturday, was delayed by a union stop-work meeting costing 10 000 and one day as negotiations neared a climax. About 400 passengers remain to be picked up in Los Angeles, with impacts felt in Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Tacoma and Seattle ports. The union seeks a five percent wage raise and overtime pay for Saturday sea work while shipowners push for a long contract and referred money matters to the Wage Stabilization Board.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Marines Use Rescue Helicopters With Blood Transfusions
U S Marine First Air Wing announces a Marine wounded in the abdomen survived after blood or plasma was pumped into his veins during air evacuation. The device used on the flight was reported as a first time success.
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U.S
First Air Wing
Korea
Apple growers warn of bankruptcy over price ceilings
Western New York apple growers told officials that continuing Office of Price Stabilization price ceilings on apple products could push them into bankruptcy. They urged action to ease constraints and prevent farm losses.
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Buffalo
New York
Office of Price Stabilization
Garman Faults OPS Over Prices in 1951 Apple Growers
Cameron G. Garman president of the Western New York Apple Growers Association says low prices kept many area producers from picking fruit in 1951 and accuses OPS of restoring ceilings it had previously admitted were unjust.
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Cameron. G. Garman
New York
Apple i Growers Association
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