Auto Workers face possible AFL-CIO expulsion over dues
Washington report notes Walter Reuther's United Auto Workers looming near automatic expulsion for missing about 250000 in dues three months past the May 15 deadline. The six decade old union renews attacks on AFL-CIO President George Meany from its Atlantic City convention while tensions rise.
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Washington
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Auto Workers
George Meany
Atlantic City
Gilligan Defeats Lausche for Ohio Senate Nomination
Cincinnati councilman John J. Gilligan, backed by the State Democratic Committee and the Ohio AFL CIO, toppled incumbent Sen. Frank J. Lausche in the Democratic primary. Gilligan led with 560,980 votes to Lausche's 435,367 as Laxbe won the Republican nomination. results set a November race between Gilligan and Attorney General William B. Laxbe.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Cincinnati
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
State Democratic Committee
Ohio Aflcio
Milligan
Gilligan
Robert Taft Jr
House of Representatives
William B. Laxbe
William
Laxche
White
Payne
Charles P. Lucas
Vanik
Frances P. Bolton
Oberlin bans interview use of college facilities
Government agencies universities and corporations were barred from using Oberlin College facilities for student interviews. College President Carr said Student Senate opposition to armed forces use triggered the suspension. Meanwhile in Montgomery Alabama the Southern prong of the Poor People's Campaign, about 300 strong, halted there on the trek to Washington and planned a downtown march in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Robert K Carr
Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
Kennedy and Nixon Shine in Five Primaries Across Nation
In Indiana Kennedy defeats McCarthy and leads in delegate potential while Branigin trails. Nixon runs unopposed in Indiana with a larger vote than 1960. Lausche is defeated by Gilligan in Ohio. Kennedy dominates District of Columbia delegates, winning all convention votes, while DC GOP lines favor Nixon-Rockefeller over Reagan. Alabama moves Wallace toward a Democratic ticket, and Florida sees Gurney win the GOP Senate nod as Collins and Faircloth eye runoff.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Indiana
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Phrey
District of Columbia
Nixon
Lausche
Cincinnati
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Ohio Democratic Organization
Roger D. Branigin
McCarthy
Branigin
Humphrey
D.C
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Gilligan
Senate
William B. Saxbe
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Florida
Edward Gurney
LeRoy Collins
Earl Faircloth
Public hearing focuses on Silver Bridge collapse probes
Federal investigators enter day two of a four day hearing in Charleston as officials review construction and maintenance records of the blown bridge at Point Pleasant. Witnesses describe a five minute traffic delay at the Ohio end and a roaring collapse sequence seen from shore.
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Charleston
W. Va
Silver Bridge
Point Pleasant
Ohio
U.S. 7
Ohio 35
Paul Scott
Middlefork
Ohio Bureau of Traffic
Fred Tarbox
James Britton
Wynne, Ark
Stephen Durst
Britton
West Virginia
Lloyd Forbus
Saigon battle toll rises as curfew tightens edge
U S officials report 2002 enemy killed in three days of fighting around Saigon while allied casualties reach 211 killed and 931 wounded. Western Saigon under curfew as Viet Cong dig bunkers amid burned ruins and U S aircraft pound western approaches. Contacts in the area described as light and scattered.
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Saigon
U.S
Miners Hopeful for 15 Rescued in W Va Mine
Ten pumps pull 3,200 gallons a minute widening chances of saving 15 miners trapped after a flood at Hominy Falls. Thirteen are near the entrance in a high chamber, fed by a conveyor belt with food water and blankets. Two foreman and a miner farther in received venting relief as radio contact continued until a battery failure.
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Hominy Falls
W. Va
Frank Davis
Edward Rudd
Heart Transplant Patient Dies in Texas Hospital
A St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital report says James B. Cobb of Alexandria died eight hours after sudden complications following a heart transplant. The heart from a 15 year old donor functioned well until the unforeseen failure. The other two recipients, J. M. Stuckwish of Alpine and Everett Claire Thomas of Phoenix, remained in satisfactory condition as of the report.
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Houston
Tex
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
James B. Cobb
Alexandria
Cobb
J. M. Stuckwish
Alpine
Everett Claire Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Stuckwish
Clarence A. Nicks
Stockwish
Athens County Voters Vote Headlines and County Totals
Inside Today Athens County voters went to the polls yesterday and results are reported today. The paper lists pages for county results including Wintow County with 2,593 votes on page 10 and Meigs County incumbents re nominated. Veteran Hocking County Commissioner Thomas Van Curren is defeated in the primary on page 11.
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Athens County
Texedeaeee
Wintow County
Hocking County
Thomas van Curren
Page Ll
Rockefeller Urges City Rebuilding Programs
Minnesota audience hears Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller call for urban renewal to transform slums into decent productive areas. He says programs mean jobs and paychecks not welfare and urges courage to take corrective action amid city violence.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Nelson A. Rockefeller
University of Minnesota
New York
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