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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1963

Page

8

Free bargaining myth looms as rail strike nears

AP analysis notes free collective bargaining under Taft Hartley is limited by government rules and public welfare needs. Railroads seek 40 000 firings amid a potential strike. Kennedy may urge Congress to grant compulsory arbitration or seize railroads if talks fail by July 10.

Washington Kennedy Labor - Management Congress Eisenhower Supreme Court W. Willard Wirtz Truman

Eisenhower Withholds Backing in 1964 GOP Race

Washington AP reports Eisenhower shows no clear backing for Goldwater or Rockefeller in the 1964 GOP nomination. Dewey backs Rockefeller, Javits and Keating stay loyal to Rockefeller, Scranton eyes a favorite son run, and Morton notes Eisenhower’s broad influence without committing to a candidate.

Washington Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Kenneth B. Keating Rockefeller Clifford P. Case R-N.j New York Scranton George Romney Michigan Thruston B. Morton Lucius D. Clay Eisenhower

Vote Books In Jackson Are Closed

In Jackson Mississippi the vote registrar closed the books for registration amid civil rights protests and a push for voter registration. Officials cite staff limits ahead of the August Democratic primary while Maj. details note laws about registration deadlines and future elections. The Library of Congress reports large braille and talking book output for the blind across the United States.

Jackson Miss Mississippi R. L. T. Smith Hinds County H. S. Ashford New Orleans Times-Picayune Ashford M. M. McGowan Leon Hendrick Medgar Evers Washington API Library of Congress Division Alaska Florida Hawaii Virgin Islands National Geographic Magazine

Promotion of Negroes in Dallas Post Office Sparks Dispute

In Dallas three college educated Negroes won promotions amid charges of racial preference. Postmaster General Day and critics debate whether merit or race drove the moves as the Post Office strengthens equal opportunity programs across the nation. In New York a separate report notes home buyers favor modern kitchens with built in gas ranges as a selling point for new houses.

Dallas Washington Dallas, Tex Bruce Alger R-Tex Clarence Mitchell National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Post Office Department Richard J. Murphy Murphy J. Edward Day University of Oklahoma Post Office Kennedy South Day Texas W. B. Hudson Buford R. Tyler Andrew J. Calloway Herschel Gillins John W. Macy Jr Civil Service Commission New York UPI Margaret Spader Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association

Man Catches Nerve in Decade-Long Murder Case

Welby Lee of Tompkinsville says his 181% year pursuit led to the arrest of a suspect in the 1944 hit-and-run death of his father Newt Lee. The driver struck Newt as he crossed a road in heavy rain on New Year’s Eve, 1944, and fled after briefly returning to inspect the scene. A bumper guard was the only clue.

Tompkinsville, Ky Welby Lee Lee Newt Lee

Stomach symbolism and crime entwined in early report

The article blends cultural notes on the Japanese hara with an Indiana crime tale. It cites Ikeda on steadiness, explains stomach as willpower, then details Welby Lee’s pursuit of Grover Jones, leading to Jones’s second degree murder indictment in Tennessee after 18 years of investigation.

Tokyo Hayato Ikeda Japan Welby Lee Indianapolis Grover Jones Lee Kentucky Indiana Ohio Tennessee Jones Clay County Tenn

July 4 Traffic Toll Reaches Record 556 Killed

AP reports the four day Independence Day period ended with 556 deaths from traffic accidents, the highest four day toll on record. The tally covered 102 hours from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday, surpassing 509 deaths in 1961.

Chicago

Youth Who Killed Skier Faces Death

Thomas Lee Bean, 18, was convicted of first degree murder in the dismemberment slaying of Sonja McCas kie, 24, a former Olympic skier. A gas chamber sentence was recommended and set for July 15. defense may appeal.

Reno Nev Thomas Lee Bean Nevada Sonja McCaskie Joseph Dettling Dist Grant L. Bowen William Baggio Harry Anderson Bean Washoe County

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