Distraction Gone And So Are 300 Workers
In Gardiner Oregon more than 300 workers at the International Paper plywood plant strike after Pat Morris a 35 year old former nurses aide was suspended for wearing tight clothing. The union denies a written warning and demands her reinstatement while the plant cites policy and repeated warnings. The Gardiner area relies on forest products for over 20 percent of its economy.
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Oregon
Pat Morris
Morris
Harley Gray
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Jocal
Miss Morris
Arizona Draft Rejection Rates Higher Than National
Washington report shows Arizona rejects 45 to 50 percent of draftees due to physical and mental tests. The state’s rejection rate exceeds the national average with 20 to 25 percent failing mental tests and 25 to 30 percent failing physical examinations.
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Anl
Arizona
Tuba City Post Dedication to Include Gov Goddard
Gov Sam Goddard will attend the Sunday dedication of the new Tuba City Post Office marking a key civic event. The ceremony will feature remarks by local officials and the unveiling of the facility serving the community.
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Tuba City Rite
Tuba City
Sam Goddard
Post
State Department to reshuffle top posts this fall
President Johnson signaled a broad reorganization at the State Department with tentative selections to replace Thomas Mann as undersecretary for economic affairs and to fill the deputy undersecretary for political affairs post. The changes would affect three of the four highest jobs as new faces approach the leadership ranks.
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UPI
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Johnson
Thomas €. Mann
Alexis Johnson
Senate
U.S
Japan
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
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John S. Hayes
Washington Broadcasting
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Encephalitis toll rises in Seoul amid outbreak
Encephalitis deaths in Seoul reach 173 with the toll mounting to 173 as the Health and Social Affairs Ministry reports 885 total cases since the start of the month. The update notes continued strain on public health resources and the ongoing encephalitis outbreak in Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
Health Social Affairs Ministry
Sears Grants $300 Scholarships to University of Arizona
The Sears Roebuck Foundation presented $3,000 for scholarships to the University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Home Economics. Joseph R. Metcalf, Sears store manager at 5950 E. Broadway, gave the cash yesterday. Seven freshmen and one sophomore in agriculture and two freshmen in economics will each receive $300.
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University of Arizona College of Agriculture and
Hore Economics
Joseph R. Metcalf
Sears
E. Broadway
Lindsay’s Joke Triggers New York City Legal Snarl
Mayor John V. Lindsay joked about a litterbug on City Hall steps during a cleanup drive. A newsman was cited for stamping out a cigarette butt, triggering a back-and-forth over the summons validity. The issue hinged on whether a city representative had presented it in court. The case was later considered closed.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
City Hall
Lindsay
Parade for $1 Raise By 1200 UAW Workers At Chrysler
More than 1,200 skilled UAW workers demonstrated in front of Chrysler headquarters seeking an immediate $1 an hour raise. The protest grew from 100 to 1,200 as union demands to reopen contracts for higher pay were rejected by Chrysler General Motors and Ford who cited automatic raises under current contracts. Reuther expected back to Detroit to meet with UAW leaders.
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Ford
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General Motors Fisher Body
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Reuther
Chicago
Afl-Cio
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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