Berkeley Pit Idle Amid Unfair Practice Strike Vote
Teamsters at the Berkeley Pit vote unanimously for an unfair practice strike and stay off the job pending bargaining over jurisdictional issues. Picket lines appear at the pit and Anaconda offices while underground miners continue at work and production continues at several units.
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Teamsters
Anaconda Co
East Granite
Steward
Original
Butte Union No 1
Mountain Con
Leonard
Berkeley
Charles Huppe
Huppe
Hannifan
Union Criticizes Anaconda Co Subcontracting Stoppage
Union statement says Anaconda Co drivers were hit by a work stoppage after subcontracting rumors. Jos Rosmann says the firm denied knowledge, refused to discuss, and fostered agitation, stressing law requires negotiation before such decisions.
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Anaconda Co
Jos Rosmann
Local No. 2
Company Statement Labels Strike Illegal and Disruptive
The company declares the strike illegal under the contract with the Teamsters Union and warns of severe consequences if prolonged. It cites past subcontracting, describes Berkeley Pit work, and notes potential shutdowns in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls with job losses and wage impacts.
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Teamsters Union
Teamsters Union Hall
E. Park St
Anaconda Co
Ing
Wildcat
Teamsters
Berkeley Pit
Berkeley East
Berkeley Cast
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Johnson names JFK’s peace prize recipient and sets defense aims
President Johnson awards a medal honoring JFK’s peace and hope, pledges courage with reason, and fights hate with compassion. He outlines staff work and briefings ahead of NATO talks in Paris, notes France’s pause on a multinational nuclear force, and stresses a strict dollar value for defense spending amid mandatory pay raises.
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Johnson
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Paris
NATO
Defense
United States
Livingston Merchant
Walt W. Rostow
State Department
France
Germany
McGeorge Bundy
Salinger
Defense Department
Congress
Auto Dealers Meeting Schedule Includes Dignitaries
Auto dealers convene at 9 30 a m with an address by C Ed Flando of Pocatel lo Idaho national automobile dealers association and first vice president. Duane D Freeze of Detroit will discuss dealer factory relations and Ray S Darwin of Albuquerque will cover service department issues. Officers elected at 4 15 p m with a 7 30 dinner by the Silver Bow Ballroom featuring Sey mour Davis as entertainer.
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C. Ed Flando
Pocatello
Idaho
National Automobile Dealers Association
Duane D. Freeze
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ray S. Darwin
Albuquerque
N. M
Peeails
Silver Bow Ballroom
Seymour Davis
Training course to retrain unemployed in Carbon County
Helena AP reports twenty people will enter a four week sewing machine operator course funded to retrain unemployed in Carbon County. Health, Education and Welfare will cover 3241 dollars for course costs at Red Lodge and Labor Department will pay 2480 dollars for living costs of participants.
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Helena
Carbon County
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Red Lodge
Labor Department
Nation's Christmas Tree Placed Near White House
Workmen with a large crane installed a 70 foot red spruce known as the National Christmas Tree near the White House. President Johnson will push a button to light it and deliver his Christmas message on December 22 at the site.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Johnson
Heat Wave Sees Teens Die as Rio Struggles With Heat
A deadly heat wave in Rio de Janeiro enters its fourth day with temperatures above 100 degrees. Health officials report two to three children die daily and many others are treated for dehydration in city hospitals.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Two Firms, Religious Group File Articles of Incorporation
Secretary of State Frank Murray said charters were issued to Polson Tire Co of Polson Monalac Inc a Billings insurance agency and Oblates of Mary Immaculate Western Province of Billings in Helena.
Indians at the Fair to Open at New York World's Fair
The American Indians will offer an organized program at the New York World's Fair for the first time. An American Indian Pavilion of 35 000 square feet will be part of the exposition. Sponsorship comes from the National American Indian Youth Committee of Arrow Inc.
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New York
UPI
Robert Moses
National American Indian Youth Committee of Arrow, Inc
U S to Increase Grain Aid to Iraq by 100000 Tons
Baghdad Radio announced that U S grain aid to Iraq will rise by 100000 tons a year under an old agreement. Previously Iraq received 50000 tons of wheat annually from the United States.
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Beirut, Lebanon
U.S
Iraq
Baghdad Radio
United States
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