National Farm Worker Registration Proposed at Hearing
John W. Evans of Florida urged a nationwide farm worker census at a Labor Department hearing in Washington to determine immigrant labor needs. He warned that expiring congressional acts could disrupt Mexican worker supply and threaten production, markets, and food supplies if no orderly retention plan is put in place. Transcripts will aid rules under the Immigration Act. hearings resume in Dallas and San Francisco.
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Miami
Fla
Labor Department
John W. Evans
Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association
Evans
Oviedo
Washington
Public Employment Service
Clifford Pa Grant
Florida
Seaboard
West Indies
United States
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Dallas
San Francisco
Rayburn Commissioned as Polaris Submarine Named for Patriot Leader
President Johnson spoke by phone at Newport News ceremony honoring the nuclear powered submarine Sam Rayburn. He cited Polaris missiles and submarines as deterrents that secure peace, noting Rayburn’s legacy of firmness and courage and that war should be avoided while defense guarantees retaliation to any nuclear attack.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Newport News
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Congress
Americe
United States
Soviet courts to presume innocence in criminal actions
In Izvestia Soviet Justice Aleksander Gorkin declares defendants innocent until proven guilty. He cites article 7 of the Soviet criminal code and says only legally constituted courts can find guilt or innocence, signaling government backing for the stance.
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Moscow
Aleksander Gorkin
Izvestia
Gorkin
Communist Party
Two Youths Face Liquor Trial in City Court
Vincente Espiran, 18, Nora Rivera, 18, and Rosario Valencia Gona les, 19, were arrested last night on liquor charges. Police stopped their car on Algernon Way near 22nd Street for a traffic violation and found 12 bottles and one beer can. The trio pleaded not guilty and their trial was set for 10 a.m. today.
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Thei
Vincente Espiran
Nora Rivera
40Th St
Rosario Valencia Gonales
10Th Ave
Algernon Way
22Nd Street
Israelis and Syrians Trade Fire on Border
Israelis and Syrians exchanged fire in the Noukheile area for a second straight day. An Israeli army spokesman said a Syrian position opened fire on an Israeli border patrol and a covering force inside Israeli territory, with Israel returning fire and reporting no casualties. Damascus accused Israel of renewed aggression and said its UN delegation would raise the issue with the Security Council.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Noukheile
Isaaelis
Syria
Damascus
U.N
Security Council
New Agricultural Building To Unite ARS Offices
The U S Agricultural Research Service offices in Tucson will be housed in a single new building at E Seventh Ave. A General Services Administration contract is expected soon. The owner is George E Tollefson of Lakewood Colorado who will lease to the government for five years at 17400 dollars per year.
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U.S. Agricultural Research Service
Tucson
E. 7Th Standard Ave
General Services Administration
Carl Hayden
Hayden
George E. Tollefson
Lakewood
Colo
Smoke Eaters Host One Day Sacrifice in Savonlinna
Volunteers in Savonlinna Finland organized a one day event where 9600 smokers abstained to raise funds for 64 poor families. Proceeds will help cover Christmas needs for the families.
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Savonlinna
Finland
UPI
McCone Considers Leaving CIA Director Post
Washington reports indicate John A McCone told President Johnson he wishes to step down as CIA director to return to private life. Roswell Gilpatric, former Deputy Secretary of Defense, is tipped as likely successor. The White House has not confirmed the talks or timing.
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Washington
John A.mccone
Johnson
Central Intelligence Agency
Roswell L.gilpatric
McCone
Gilpatric
White House
Secretary of Defense
Tary
Air Force
Atomic Energy ‘Commission
CIA
San Marino
Calif
New York Herald Tribune
David Wise
Sunderland brewery to give 650 gallons of beer to hospitals
Brewery chairman Doug Nicholson announced that 650 gallons of beer would be donated to hospitals in northern England this Christmas. The gesture aims to support hospital staff and patients during the holiday season.
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Sunderland
England
Upi—Brewery
Douglas Nicholson
Californian Dies in Ajo Area Crash as Toll Rises
Arizona traffic toll reaches 543 with the death of Edward Johnston 54 of Culver City California from injuries after a collision about ten miles south of Ajo. Johnston rode with Fred L. McCullough 55 of Los Angeles in a crash with Irene Santos 30 of Ajo who was seriously hurt.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Ajo
Edward Johnston
Culver City
Calif
Highway Patrol
Johnston
Fred L. McCullough
Los Angeles
Irene Santos
Santos
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National Farm Worker Registration
LBJ
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Toan Investors CO
Myverson
Beaunit Mills, Inc
Myerson
W. Congress
Wilmot Plaza
Wilmot
Old Crow
Albeo
Kentucky
Straiget
Methiee Ana Aris A HL Gia
Ruccon Neon
Tucson Green Valley
America
Nogales Highway
Maxon Constriction Co
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Grean Valley
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