Labor Strife and Labor Legislation Mark 1965
A turbulent year saw seamen and steelworkers wage major walkouts disrupting Atlantic and Gulf shipping for 140 days. Internal union leadership changes, political lobbying for Great Society measures, and the Taft Hartley repeal fight shaped AFL CIO battles as unemployment fell and living costs rose. The year closed amid a Supreme Court ruling on union antitrust exposure and looming litigation.
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Migny
McDonald
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Labor Department
Paul Jennings
Organized Labor
Great Society
Aflcio
Congress
Senate
Afl-Cio
San Francisco
Meany
White House
Johnson
United Mineworkers
Supreme Court
Boy 14 Killed in Dublin Hunting Accident
Richard Haney, 14, of Dublin was killed in a hunting accident near Dublin. A 13 year old companion slipped while hunting and accidentally discharged a .410 gauge shotgun, the charge striking Haney in the back, according to the Pulaski County Sheriff's office.
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Dublin
Richard Haney
Here
Pulaski County
Virginia anti poverty funds total 13.24 million
Richmond AP reports Virginia anti poverty projects receive 13.24 million dollars under the 1964 Economic Opportunity Act. Robert H. Kirby coordinates Virginia efforts and says Neighborhood Youth Corps and Community Action projects each exceed 3 million. Start Head, Project Head Start, ranks high with 2.4 million, aiding 316 entries and 15,000 pre school children. Virginia also extends loans for small business, work experience, and college study programs.
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Richmond
Virginia
Robert H. Kirby
Kirby
Harrison
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