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. ‘Labor Company Relations Close Friend Of Kennedysseen Key 0* We||-Run F-rm

MONTREAL «CPI —- J. P. Deslierres, president of the In- dustrial Relations Counsellors‘ Society of Que c, ays indus- trial relations are the linchpln

conduct ‘of our profession. l "We also advise universities in the province. telling what their human relations courses should include to pre- pare their graduates for the

NEW YORK (AP)—'l‘heo- a well-run economy. -.business world."

dore H. White. a close friend of President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy and author of The Making of the Presl-

‘to live in Europe. l‘m not going .frail hope. came as a surprise. ‘of ,to ‘travel extensively ‘abroad’. The only thing she knew she; --Labm-.managemen¢ co_0pe,_. The society; nnnmncn tn 1a_

"That's a desecration. lmnmust have for him was the anon ieads to ]0ng_,-un solution, gbonmnnagement relation‘ is to 3, oing to live in the places Iieternal flame over his grave at“; common pl-obiem5_-' he saidgnnge companies to maintain n illved Willi Jack. in George- |Al‘llllgt0ll. ‘in an interview. "Strikes can be lrunning exchange of Ideas and

dent. wrote For President town. and with the Kennedys. at VISIBLE non MILES immunized and a faster growth ldiscnssmn with union leader,‘ Kennedy an Eplloguein the e Cape. 'I'hey‘re my family. nwh V r 0 drive fmm rate will ,.e5uit_-- - "Union officials nnd company lane of Life m8SI- I'm going to bring UP my 01111‘ .9“ 9 y " - - V The Industrial Relations 50- executives should meet fre- z|Ile- d1'€ll- 1 Wall‘ -70!!“ ‘° 3”“ "9 3'}‘,*g‘.’,f§§g.? ’,f,‘,’§‘ sl:?ds_l1u-15.1.? lgggciety came into being officially quently. not just once a year The full article. 0001- be 3 80°91 b°3’- . , ' - ~ ilast February. over the negotiating table." f.- Ln Idem 5 memo. the Lee Mansion on the side of ; _ ﬂghted by Lu” and mad‘ A5 l" e pres the hill in the distance. When “Our main purpose is to en-'58“ M1‘- D9511???”-

Because Canada is growing at such a rapid rate. Mr. Des- liei-res said economic Pllllllln becoming more iml>0l't8l1l

lg-ail, at first she remembered that in every speech in their : st days in Texas. he had HYANNIS PORT —--A She re- j.spoken of how in December this

available to The Associated

Pm. none“, Caroline was very little. the courage the development of in-

mansion was one of the first dustrial relations counsellors in things she learned to recognize. Quebec. providing a forum for Now. at night you can see his the exchange of opinions and is

7 i ' lit ill l is’. L . . , . ";‘°“]‘)ba°"1':sh°:n(li‘°tn:le‘° ;;"w(;‘:: |l;,‘gcti(°e': blxggr yoet intoethearsilfi flafne beneath the mansion for experience.’ said Mr. Desli- every day. ' .~ th ti, kin fir t in space. So she “"95 away‘ . _ 9 5' greater and “lder an . lma g “S 5 She said it is time people paid PROMOTE ETHICS ‘;rePl:']€:Bl&1E8g;s problems to

crowds in Mexico or in Vienna. had wanted something of his The sun was blinding. stream- there when it. went 1ip—P9l‘l13P3 ing down. yet she could not put ionly his initials painted on a on sun glasses for she had to tiny corner of the great Saturn. wave to the crow ‘where no one need even notice

“We want to encourage the moral. scientific, social and _ economic advancement of our must be transferred and re society (association) and pro- '0'-‘lined When I ¢0mP3nY ll mote the competent and ethical forced to close a plant.

attention to the new president and the new first lady. But she does not want them to forget John F. Kennedy or read of him

be considered here. Employees

And up ahead she remembers ‘it. But now Americans will seek only in dusty or bitter histories: seeing a tunnel around a turn the moon from Cape Kennedy.‘ For one brief shilling moment and thinking that there would The new name. born of herithere W88 C8m€l0l- be a moment of coolness undegl the tunnel. There was the souri ' 0 of the motorcycles. as always , Unsn in a parade. and the occasional I backfire of a motorcycle. The; e d sound of the shot came at that moment. Like the sound of a backfire and she remembers Connally saying. "No. No. No. No, No. . . "

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their 10th wedding‘ anniversary, lhave relayed reports to Moscow introduction of a month after Patrick's death. [pointing to the role they insistlchin pieces. He was carrying it when he

died and she had found it. But. it belonged to him——so she could i not put that in the coffin with, him She wanted to give him‘ something that was hers. some-. thin: that she loved. So she had l . slipped off her wedding ring and pul it on his finger. When she came out of the room in‘ Dallas. she asked: “Do youl think it was right? Now I have 3. nothing left." And Kenny O‘Don- nell said. “You leave it where it is "

That was at 1:30 pm. in- Texas. BRINGS RING BACK

But then. at Bethesda hospl-5

t=il in Maryland at 1 a.m. tlie§ next morninﬂ. Kenny slipped; min the chamber where the. body lay and brought her back the rinz. which. as she talked now. she twisted. On her little finger was the‘ other ring: a slim. gold circlet‘ with green emerald chips-—the' one he had given her in mem- ory of Patrick. There was a: thought. too. that was always‘ with her.

"When Jack quoted some-i thing. it was usually classical," i she said. "but I‘m so ashamed. of myself-—all I keep thinking‘ of is this line from a musical comedy.

“At night. before we'd go to sleep, Jack liked to play some records: and the song he loved most came at the very end of this record. The lines he loved to hear were: Don't let it be -forgot. that once there was a spot. for one brief shining mo- {bent that was known as Came- at."

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U maven ANOTHER CAMELOT exciting She wanted to make sure that the point came clear and SWIOS fﬂl’ went on: "There'll be great Presidents aizain—and the John- C"|“dI'Eﬂ sons are wonderful. they've ...°°| U

been wonderful to me-but there‘ll never be another Came- lot again.

"Once. the more 1’ read ofi history the more bitter I got.’ lfor a while i thought history was something that bitter old men wrote. But when I realized i history made Jack what he was. You must think . little boy. sick so much of thel time. reading in bed. readingl

There's so much

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