Court Will Rule On Stock Buying Plan
Richfield faces a Supreme Court test over worker ownership plans. Three major business groups urged intervention while Richfield defends a revolutionary shift in industrial policy. The AFL-CIO and local unions dispute the plan as unfair bargaining. Courts previously upheld NLRB findings, prompting Richfield to seek Supreme Court review.
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Tigh Court
Ieieladeuararic
Netionet
U. S S
Chamber of
Camnic
American Retark Federation
Richfieht
California
C10 Oil Workers International Union
Afl-Cio Nil Anii Alamic Workers
Richfield
NLRB
Gourts
District of Columbia
Federaliit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Bevzaining Tablemas
Mploves
Free Enterprise
Lufkin Lady Sheds Pounds with Barcentrate Claim
Endorsers tout Barcentrate as safe easy and nonstarvation dieting. A Lufkin woman describes losing weight with a liquid supplement over six plus weeks without hunger or vitamin depletion. Money-back offer promised if results aren’t achieved.
Woman UPS driver charged with prohibited turn test at intersection
Raleigh patrol reports a woman UPS driver was charged after conduct described as a prohibited turn test at a downtown intersection. Police say the driver claimed her husband warned her about stop signs but not the turn signals in question.
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Raleigh
N.C
Massachusetts Ducks Get Hearty Handout
In the Norumbega Park area nearly 900 wild ducks rely on Walter Koe who travels from Wayland to feed them daily. Over the past year he has distributed about 21 800 pounds of bread and related foods with local groups assisting with funding and support.
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Boston
Norumbega Park
Walter Koe
Koe
Scout Leaders Attend Sam Houston Council Meeting
About 60 adult Scout leaders from Baytown area will attend the Sam Houston Area Council annual meeting at the Shamrock Hilton in Houston Tuesday. Guest speaker William J. Murray, chairman of the Railroad Commission of Texas, will address the gathering after dinner at 6:30 p.m. The program includes district introductions, Silver Beaver awards, and a keynote by Murray who has long service in oil and gas and Scouting.
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Baytown
Vene
Shamrock-Hilton
Houston
John Sylvester
East Harris
Sam Houstrict
William J. Murray
Railroad Commission of Texas
Ray H. Horton
Murray
Cisco
Capitol Area Council
Austin
Conesl
Shamrock
Ray Horton
Counncil
Horton
VA Centralizes Insurance Accounts In One Location
VA and FHA review home loan policies near airports amid jet age fears. VA may tighten zones around runways and extend restrictions, affecting mortgage guarantees. Officials seek balance between air traffic concerns and housing needs while noting potential noise fixes. Everett Kahla, son of Stowell residents, returns from Army service stationed at Fort. Now with Texas Gas Corp. in Winnie.
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Robert F. Morison
Washington
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
PHA
FHA
Everett E. Kahla
Ervin B. Kahla
Stowell
Fort
High Island
Kahla
Texas Gas Corp
Winnie
Of Interest To Women How Come Women Nuts About Gambling
Elizabeth Toomey reports a Las Vegas survey of 1000 women showing the typical gambler is a 38 year old housewife who may quit after losses and tells her husband if she wins. The study notes 4,475,000 of 9 million visitors were women, and reveals varied motives and habits from a 60 year old Duluth spinster seeking excitement to a divorcee wagering on 27 to recall her ex.
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Elizabeth Toomey
Las
Vegas
Nev
Janette
Jack Entratier
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
Duluth
Minn
Fie
Mouse Girl and the Motion Rule Scare
A British actress adapts to a stage mouse incident amid legal limits on movement on stage. She suggests an escape clause as she recalls being fired for moving during a controversial act. The episode mirrors debates over nudity and performance rules in London theater.
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Britain
United Press
London
Papal
Thien
Sligo
Contevet
Australians Seek More Pearl Divers After War Return
Darwin pearler N Palpaley says West Australia pearl production rose over 50 percent since Japanese divers returned last June. A total of 161 Japanese divers now work near Darwin and Broome, reviving the industry. He calls for more divers to tap untouched pearl fields and sustain business growth.
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Remington
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