Supreme Court To Rule On Validity Of Right-To-Work Laws
The Anderson PTA Council plans to form unit PTAs in junior highs and a PTSA at the high school after a Dec meeting. Pete Heiden led the discussion naming Mrs F G Hoppess as general chairman and listing assistants from several schools to recruit active patrons. Russell Osbon to report Jan 16 on PTA legislative program.
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Charles Miller
Durwood Barron
Central Junior High
Robert McCord
Glen Kugler
Southside
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Steamship Clerks Union Shop and Right to Work States
The steamship clerks union and the railroad share a union shop contract. Eighteen states have right to work laws, including Alabama Arizona Arkansas Florida Georgia Iowa Louisiana Mississippi Nebraska Nevada North Carolina North Dakota South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah and Virginia. Three people were killed in Nicosia Cyprus when terrorists attacked and then bombed the British district commissioner Blonday headquarters in a fresh outbreak of violence.
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Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nebraska
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North Dakota
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South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Nicosia
Cyprus
Blonday
High Court to Rule on Controversial Labor Laws
The Supreme Court will hear the first test of state labor statutes challenged as violating federal precedence. The case centers on union membership demands and the right to work laws, with 16 railroad unions appealing after Nebraska upheld the statutes against federal Railway Labor Act limits.
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Eric Rios Bridoux
Georgia
Louisiana
Nebraska
Taft-Hartley
Union Pacific
Railroad Co
AFL
Brotherhood of Railway and Ments
Federal Railway Labor Act
Nebraska Supreme Court
Rail workers face union shop clash with right to work laws
Discussion centers on the federal Railway Labor Act and state right to work rules. A Nebraska Supreme Court ruling is cited, challenging federal supremacy on union membership requirements for railroad employees. International reactions note Indian resentment over a US Portuguese statement.
Eden to Take More Active Role in National Affairs
The president plans broader involvement in international relations, praising foreign policy and programs to strengthen the non Communist world. Additional Cabinet and NSC meetings are scheduled for Thursday and Friday at the presidential lodge in the Catoctin Mountains near Thurmont Maryland.
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Churchill Denounces Foreign Office and Press in Bulgaria Row
Ida denounces the British Foreign Office and the British press for indecent sallies against Bulgaria and Khrushchev. The paper accuses Western correspondents of covering foul intentions and calls them slaves of capitulation.
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East Berlin dispute over barge traffic and rights
Western powers and East Germany clash over four power rule as Russia transfers barge permit authority to East Germans. Moscow has denied Western traffic, turning back 52 applications and hinting at potential partial blockade to restrict Western barge movements through East Germany.
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West Berlin
Charles L. Dasher Jr
East Berlin
Russia
East Germany
Germany
Canada U S Maintains Silence At Colorado Springs
Canada and the United States held to a strict quiet period until 9 p.m. CST at Colorado Springs.
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Eva K. Hardin funeral set for today in Anderson
Miss Eva K. Hardin 402 W 11th St. will have services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 10 a.m. conducted by Dr W H Bransford pastor of First Methodist. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. She died Saturday at Citizens Nursing Center. Also noted is Mrs C A Cheney 89 mother of former Anderson resident Guy Cheney who died Friday in Morrisville VI. Her son worked with Hanson Van Winkle and Manning Co here before transfer to Grand Rapids plant.
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Anderson Public
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Gladys Vandergrift
Neese
Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch Order
Scottish Rite Club
Indianapolis
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Earl Imler
Montpelier Methodist Church
Miller Cemetery
Myrtle M. Bable
Chestnut St
Cornohn’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
William L
Gertrude Lindsay
Central Christian Church
Samuel E. Bable
Lola ,Johnson
Lola ,Johnson, Anderson, and Mrs. Vera Pollock, Ann Arbor, Mich
Ora Waite
Youngstown
Ohio
Esther Jay
San Francisco
Calif
Abram Bergh
Columbus
Charles Suffield
Bisbee
Ariz
Alva Lindsay
Anderson
Monroe G. Schuser
East
Daplewood Cemetery
Benjamin H. Kruger
5Th St
Quincy
Order of Eagles
Jocal Molders Union
Baker Brothers Funeral
Ray Burchfield
Fifth Street Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Anna
Bernard
Robert Kruger
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Greenfield
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Eva K. Hardin
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Guy Cheney
Morrisville
Hanson, van Winkle, and Manning Company
Grand Rapids
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Charles W. Reed 67, former Summitville resident, died Monday in Los Angeles. He worked at a local glass factory, later farmed, and is survived by seven grandchildren and several siblings. Burial in Zion Cemetery, east of Summitville, after funeral arrangements by Ewing Funeral Home. Nancy M. Hunt 73 dies in Indianapolis after six weeks in hospital. services at George C. McCarty Funeral Home. Survivors include husband Charles Hunt, daughter, three sons, and grandchildren. Buster Keaton, famed silent comedian, hospitalized in Hollywood in grave condition for gastrointestinal ailment.
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Indianapolis
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Anderson
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Lawrence
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David
Denver
Ind
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Fortville
Nancy M.hunt
Charles Hunt
Methodist Hospital
Hancock County
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F. Landrey
Gravel Lawn
George Hiday
Floyd
Ralph
Hollywood
Buster Keaton
Veterans’ Hospital
Romi
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