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196S Kennedy to Join O'Connor on Upstate i Tour Wage Law Made Issue ALBANY1, N.Y. (AP) Frank D. O'Connor enlisted the elec toral glamor of U.S. Sen. Robert F.

Kennedy today on an upstate campaign swing opening with an O'Connor pledge to raise the states minimum wage beyond 11.50 an hour. Kennedy, who usually draws large and lively crowds, agreed to accompany O'Connor on visits to Rome, Glens Falls and Troy in an effort to perk up the Democratic nominee's cam paign for Traveling bv chartered plane, O'Connor scheduled speechs in Albany and Yonkers before ren devousing with Kennedy at tne Oneida County airport. The Albany engagement was conference of the State Coun ALOY'S GARDEN RESTAURANT Since 1932 SERVING THE FINEST PIZZA TAKE. HOME ORDERS Every day. from 4:30 P.

M. US Garden GL 4 KS dl of Machinists, n' JFhCIO labor organization. In a speech prepared for 'the meeting, O'Connor criticized Rockefeller for laaryeart veto of two Democratic bills that would have raised the minimum wage in New York State from 11.25 to. $1.50 an hour. After some sparring with the Legislature this Rockefeller signed legislation that will raise the minimum to $1.50 on Jan.

1. 1967. An estimated COO, 000 workers will benefit Deplores Delay O'Connor said delay in raising the minimum had "prolonged and deepened the misery" of, low paid workers. "Next year," he continued, "we will explore energetically ways to raise 'the minimum above Sl.50.and spread Its cov erase in the state to those who cannot live on what they can earn with their labor." State law a wide variety of workers from the mini mum wage requirement. The minimum need not be paid to domestic or farm workers, ap prentices, students holding part time jobs, persons who depend largely on tips or employes of religious, charitable or educational institutions.

O'Connor did not specify to what level he would seek to raise the minimum or what categories of workers he would bring into coverage. In a more generalized attack on Rockefeller's labor record, O'Connor said that the RepublicanRepublican governor had been "no friend to the working' mas or his family" and that he had "coddled business while showing a callous indifference to the people." Notet Tax Burden Almost from the moment that Rockefeller took office in 1959, Oa Mala 1 Black OS Mark rMghiMmM, Gl 1 XMt ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Now.hriiTues THESE ROLES GAVE JAL LIZ HER REPUTATION I nii; KlaKfiir tumtVEwraKiy. TL ol Award wlnrtng JK JtWlM. A1 rtMs Jt performanoe vffrLH: (MaflTfA aaUHft fli I EUZABEIH TAYLOR PAULNEWMAN BURLIVES rie.M tut ELIZABETH TAYU3R fi LAuncnbcrvuivci i J0HNI7KAHX5 BUIJERFIEID 0 On Al 2:00 5:4 campleU aaaw al NOW! SPICY FIRST RUN COMEDY HITS! tmmSmtuTmF" ffrflm i' Jil iijin iilnlll FEATURE TIMES TONIGHT My Wife's Husband 6:45 10:00 Nutty, Naughty Chateau 8:15 Lea Nuffu, Naughty Chateau' Detroit Orders History Books DETROIT (API The city's public school system has ordered $20,000 in paperback history books to supplement a ninth grade text which a Negro leader, said' was deficient in depicting' African cultures. Norman Drachler, acting superintendent, said the text, "The Story of Man's Achievement," is the best available but "stresses primarily' the contributions of Western culture and does not provide an adequate picture or other cultures.

Eight books will be to supplement the text, Drachler said. The. eight cover African nations, India, Indonesia, other Asian nations and Latin Truckload Of Clothing Stolen in N.Y.C. NEW YORK AP A 40 foot trailer truck carrying a cargo of clothing valued at $100,000 was stolen Friday night from in front of the offices of the Yale Transportation police said. The theft was at 12th Avenue near 40th Street.

A 13 state police' alarm was broadcast, describing the missing truck 'as silver In color except for the company's same painted in blue letters across its body. It was to have been driven to a New terminal. O'Connor the covernor and other Republicans "have, been shifting the tax burden from those' who can afford to pay to those who: can least afford to pay." O'Connor's attack' was an al tempt to counter the effect of recent, labor union endorsements of Rockefeller. Some have cited Rockefeller's; approval of the $1.50 wage bill among reasons for backing him. After the Afoany appearance.

O'Connor's schedule took him to Yonkers to help open a cam paign headquarters for U.S. Rep. Richard Ottinger, a freshman Democrat' seeking re election. Kennedy was headed for Syr acuse to lend similar support to another first term congressman, James M. Hanley, before joint ing O'Connor.

Kennedy was called into the gubernatorial campaign alter a two day upstate tour by O'Connor earlier this week stirred little voter interest. Campaign crowds ranged from small to virtually nonexistent. Although Kennedy had not planned to enter the Connor campaign until late October because of commitments in otn er states he agreed to take a hand early. THCATRI aBMaaaaaaajajaaaaaaal Excltum iShowinal SUN. MAT ONLY P.M.

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