De Gaulle to Meet Erhard in Bonn to Reassure Alliance
President Charles de Gaulle will travel to Bonn on June 11 for a two day talks with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. French sources say he will stress no move to recognize East Germany or strike a Moscow deal despite closer Soviet bloc ties. Both leaders face elections this year and seek to ease growing Franco German friction.
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Paris
UPT
Charles de Gaulle
Ludwig Erhard
Bonn
de Gaulle
Erhard
Soviet Bloc
Moscow
NLRB Hearing Lists Job Tasks in Concentrator
The document outlines tasks assigned in the concentrator area including skinning liners motors and screens. It details belt splicing truck driving at McQueen booster pump station and heavy equipment operations in the McQueen and Ramsay pump areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQueen Booster
McQueen Station
Butte
Concentra
Concentrator Department
Concentrator
Ramsay Pump Station
Bus Victims Buried In Logrono Bus Crash Funeral
In Logrono a funeral procession for 12 youths killed in a road accident Sunday continued Monday. The victims aged 18 to 22 were aboard a bus heading to a picnic when it plunged off a bridge near Pradilla de Cameros, according to Cifra news agency.
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Madrid
UPI
Logrono
Cifra
Pracdillo de Cameros
Youth Corps War on Poverty Job Plan Clears Monday
The city awaits federal approval for the National Youth Corps program to place youths in part time to near full time work at $1.25 per hour for 30 hours weekly plus 10 hours of unpaid counseling. Supervisors include teachers union reps and Forest Service staff. Transportation provided. The plan targets Thompson Park area, avoids displacing current workers, and emphasizes local applicants.
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Clayton Garner
Department of Labor
NYC
Powers
Forest Service
Thompson Park
Deerlodge National Forest
Congressional
National Youth Corps
Aspinall Criticizes Johnson on Silver Coin Plan
House Interior Committee Chairman Wayne Aspinall criticized President Johnson for urging Congress to remove silver from dimes and quarters before hearings on the silver shortage. He warned against a rushed action while hearings begin, noting the need to study all options to boost silver production.
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Washington
UPI
House
Interior Committee
Wayne N. Aspinall
Johnson
Congress
Aspinall
Colorado Democrat
Interior
John M. Kelly
Comstock Lode
Virginia City
Nev
Kelly
Senate approves flood relief substitute after LBJ veto
President Johnson vetoed the Pacific Northwest flood relief measure, but the Senate quickly adopted a revised bill removing disputed language and sending it to the House. The funds cover road and facility restoration from December and January floods, with Sen. Morse steering the amendment and Rep. Harold Johnson guiding it in the House.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Pacific Northwest
Senate
House
Northwest
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Eel River
California
Senate Public Works
Harold T. Johnson
D-Calif
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Morse
Plane Missing Over Atlantic With 10 Aboard
A twin engine C119 vanished during a routine flight from Milwaukee to Grand Turk Island. Coast Guard search crews covered 54 000 square miles with planes and ships but reported no sign of the aircraft or its crew. Nine of the ten men were from Milwaukee and the plane belonged to the 933rd Squadron based at Mitchell Field.
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Miami
Crooked Island
Bahamas
Coast Guard
Grand Turk Island
Billy Mitchell Field
Milwaukee
933Rd
440Th Troop Carrier Wing
Mitchell
Puerto Rico
State Poverty Funds and secretary plan outlined
A July 1 kickoff proposal includes poverty funds, a secretary, part time help, travel and operating expenses and up to 3500 for private research. The federal agency led by Sargent Shriver urged a four person minimum staff and placement of the office directly under Gov. Tim Babcock. Nelson said the governor will not appoint a state coordinator for Economic Opportunity Act programs until the budget is approved.
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Sargent Shriver
Tim Babcock
Montana
Nelson
Babcock
Newspapers Used 8,041 708 Tons Of Newsprint In 1964
United States paper mills produced or used eight thousand forty one thousand seven hundred eight tons of newsprint in 1964, reflecting industry output and consumption figures across major publishers and regional facilities.
Hospital voting panel to oversee union election at Warm Springs
Local 205 selects Don Burns as election rep and independent group names Charles Harrington with William McEnany as disinterested supervisor. Polls open June 15 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. MST for workers on all shifts. Officials say hospital management will stay aloof per state directive.
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Sennel
Local 205
Don Burns
Charles Harrington
Butte
William McEnany
Helena
State Board of Examiners
McEnany
Warm Springs
Burns-Harrington-McEnany
State Board of Public Institutions
Supreme Court rules unions can meet with employers on hours
The Supreme Court held that it is not illegal for a union to conspire with employers to fix marketing hours, ruling no conspiracy occurred in the Chicago retail case. It also struck down a federal law criminalizing Communist union officials as unconstitutional, calling it a bill of attainder. Sweden reports 415 savings banks with 1700 branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mineworkers of America
Afl-Cio Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Chicago
Byron R. White
Earl Warren
Railroad Heir Convicted of Manslaughter in Twin Brother Death
Timothy Nicholson, heir to the Nichols estate and twin of Todd Nicholson, was found guilty of manslaughter for the December 7 shooting at their Temple City apartment. Jurors rejected first degree murder and heard that Timothy claimed the death was accidental during a struggle over a .22 rifle.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPT
Timothy Nicholson
Todd
H. Burton Noble
Ernesto Bernal
Ers
Bernal
Temple City
Timothy
Todd Nicholson
Pullman Co
Edward Carey
Nicholson
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Don Peoples
Terry W. Kelly Mansfield
Metcalf
LBJ
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Bourbon
Barclays
Barclays Bourbon
Barclay & CO. United
Peoria
Ill
Italy
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
President Johnson
Mrs. Taylor
Butte Daily Post
States
Dial Circulation Dept
Poverty Funds
Auro
Perha
Science Editors, Inc
P.O. Box
Louisville
England
OJ Pharmacy Peer Mde Ave
Columbia
Ocean
Puget Sound
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General Administration
Olympia
Washington State
Supreme Court
Sweden
United States
Sunset Memorial Gardens
John Glase
Butte Miners Union #1
Crystal Creamery
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