UMW Officials To Fight Ouster
FAIRMONT Wisconsin AP reports UMW officials vow to contest ouster attempts. Cecil J Urbaniak longtime district president fights orders amid internal union power shifts. Arnold Miller, head of the international union, and other board members push for changes framed as constitutional enforcement.
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Fairmont
WiVa
Cecil J. Urbaniak
Taeration
Une Ihe
UMW
LIMAY
Arnold Miller
Pandanille
Homd
William J Howard
Karl ‘Kafton
Larkin
Philpotts
L. Daniels
Snowbound Dagestan Rescue Report Out Of Tass
Moscow reports unprecedented heavy snowfall in Dagestan trapping numerous vehicles and people in mountain passes. Airplanes militia units and climbers joined the rescue, with helicopters delivering relief supplies as a two to three meter snow cover blocks roads and valleys. The government moved quickly to aid those in distress with a large-scale airlift operation and tiered mountain rescue efforts.
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Moscow
Soviet’ Union
Caucasus
Tass
Rena
Chase Dissension Swirls Over Moscow Appointment
NEAY YORK AP Chase from 1938 to 1962. He also headed unions and served as executive in Denver and London. Wentworth, 82, would be the first U.S. banker since the war to hold a national executive post in Chase. Officials say the appointment signals a push to strengthen direct banking facilities in the Soviet Union and broaden ties with Moscow. The plan includes housing and offices readiness, with a five day cooling off period if Wentworth is fired.
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Chasej
Ti Bee
Manhattan
Denver
Alfred R. Wentworth
Gouth
U.S
Moscow
Wentworth
Urhoniak
Moscowlwan
Chase
Urbaniak
Soviet Union
Russia
Petroleum
der Prac
Switzerland
London
Batiber
Rockefeller
Wentworths
Ap- Wentworth
Contina
Yank
Indiana High Court expansion and other bills filed
The Indiana Senate and House filed measures to expand the Indiana Supreme Court, raise the Chief Justice’s pay, and restore certain pension and tenure provisions. A death penalty bill followed a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, while a collective bargaining bill for police and firefighters urged compulsory arbitration and barred strikes. Other proposals cover auto insurance reforms, welfare eligibility, and related judiciary and public-safety issues.
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Gary
Benjamin
Norman F. Atterburn
U.S. Supreme Court
Phillip J. Gaiman
R-Fork Wayne
Indiana Senate
Adam Senjamin
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