Racial Hiring Case Brought Against St Louis Trade Union
The Labor Department asks the Justice Department to act under the Civil Rights Act against the St Louis AFL-CIO Building Trades Council for interference with a contractor's effort to comply with racial hiring laws. Edward Sylvester alleges unions refused to cooperate in the compliance process and seeks enforcement avenues under two titles of the 1964 act.
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John Kennelly
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Boeing jetliner safety records and union dispute cited
Federal funds exceed 500 million for St. Louis area projects. Workers from E Smith Plumbing Co. faced racial and union disputes halting the job. Boeing 727 jetliner safety cited with fuel system rupture risk and excessive cabin combustibles. Authorities may pursue legal action if violations are found.
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Maugham Leaves Estate To Secretary And Daughters
The will of author W. Somerset Maugham, revealed in London, leaves his secretary Alan Searle about 140000 dollars, Cap Ferrat villa near Nice, and life income from copyrights. His daughter Lady Glen Devon inherits the villa and U.S. trust income. Servants at the villa receive about 19600 dollars total.
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Alan Searle
French Riviera
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