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Show J&, 2A DESERET NEWS, Tuesday, October 7. 1969 Millions Added To JFK Center Labor Hifs Welfare Plan , Asks For $2 Minimum Wage N.J. ATLANTIC CITY, Organized labor has (UPI) taken a swipe at President Nixons welfare proposals by calling for a $2 an hour mini-mqwage that would be extended to all workers and jumped to $2.50 an hour if inflation continues. convention The AFL-CIMonday adopted a resolution saying that the responsibility of providing a living wage to workers lies not with the taxpayers but with the employers wiit) benefit from the work of their employes. Although the resolution did the administrations welfare reform proposals, it made an obvious attack on Nixons proposal ter family assistance allowances from the government for employed persons whose income leaves them below the povert level. not mention m The of the Inadequacy an hour minimum wage is clear in the face of present living costs, it said. The Fair Labor Standards Act still excludes over 13 million men and women from Its protection. O $1.60 present The working poor urgently . . . need the protection of this law and an improved minimum wage that will increase the earnings they receive lor their vorking efforts, the resolution said. The unchecked rise in living costs may soon make even a $2 minimum obsolete, it added. Continuation of the rise in the cost of living will lead to a need for a minimum of $2.50 an hour. was reGeorge Meany elected without opposition to a term as fourth four-yeAFL-CIpresident, the only WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate has sent to President Nixon a bill authorizing an additional $12.5 million for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, presumably assuring its completion. one the organization has had since the merger of the AFL and the CIO in 1955. Lane Kirkland was elected and 33 secretary-treasurvice presidents rere chosen also without opposition. Kirkland earlier this year succeeded William F. Schnitzler, who er Before passing the measure the Senate turned aside arguments by Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, that funds be held up while a big construction cost increase for the cerer was investigated. Supporters of the project insisted further delay would push up the cost even more. The national cultural center, named in tribute to the late President is being built along the Potomac River north of the Lincoln Memorial. 62-- retired. vice presidents and nine new were ones were chosen six to fill newly created positions in the AFL-CIcouncil executive and three to fil lposts left vacant by vice presidents who did not seek reflection. r Twenty-fou- MAY GET HANOi RESPONSE Rai I Emergenc Board To Meet Private POW Appeals - WASHINGTON (AP) The informed has about Pentagon 3,000 wives and parents of captured U.S. servicemen that North Vietnam may respond to private appeals for information about POWs, defense a officials report. spokesmen said the armed services passed the word last week in an effort to keep American families abreast of Defense officials say this was not their motive. The Pentagon, they say, was merely carrying out its responsibility to the families of POWs or missing men. officer acknowledged that the Pentagon was walk An A ing a fine line and leaving itself open to propaganda charges. But we were just lnform-ir- g people of Hanois willing-res- s to answer letters from relatives writing on their own, he nid. (UPI) Mrs. Smith said the cost overrun was about the same precentage as that for the C5A cargo plane, which created much discussion in the Senate. forced been hire to WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tmedical professors say the Food and Drug Administrations proposed regulations for the testing of new drugs on human volunteers are not strong enough. wo Anesthesiologist Henry F Beecher of Harvard and psychiatrist Paul Lowinger of Wayne State University in Detroit told newsmen Monday the FDA failed to specify how the groups will be selected, to whom they will report and how they will cany out their I m -P(AP) conduct of A well known New York publisher is searching ior mam-script- s the war in Vietnam has taken on the same flawed style of former President Lyndon B. Johnson, say members of a who have Quaker group huddled with a top administration policy adviser. 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Tate said Monday he had Quakers Hi; War Policy t W4H ministers and other professional persons to monitor and evaluate the human experiments being carried on in prisons, hospitals, universities and other institutions. 156 is slightly more than half completed, with an opening date some time in 1971. emergency board appointed by President Nixon plans to meet for the first time Friday or Saturday with representatives of major railroads and unions that had threatened a strike. responsibilities. The FDA in August proposed peer setting up of doctors, lawyers, groups i It three-ma- n - DeATLANTA, GA. (AP) bitter infighting among spite Negro leaders, the first black candidate for mayor of Atlanta in this century was one of the favorites in a municipal primary today. Gov. Lester Maddox predicted that Negro educator Horace E. Tate would finish first in the mayoral field of seven. 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