Labor Roundup Links Wildcat Strikes Across U S Miners and Cannery Workers
Roving pickets push a wildcat strike to over a third of West Virginia coal miners as canned fruit dispute widens across California. Oregon inspectors walkout threatens a major wheat crop, while UAW talks with American Motors follow auto giant negotiations. Rubber workers seek talks with Labor Secretary Usery as California union leaders warn of harvest losses.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
California
Oregon
United Auto Workers
American Motors
U.S
WJ. Usery
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
James F. Source
Washington
John Scalone
Teamsters Union
Freddy Sanchez
California Council of Calinery Workers
Ford
Labor Department
Edmund G. Grown Jr
State Capitol
Sacramento
Leoal Association
Wildcat
McTriola
Logan Coal Operators Association
United Mine Workers Union
Cedar Coal Co
UMW
Washington, D.C
Salem
Portland
Astoria
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
Akron
Ohio
United Rubber Workers
Peter Bommarito
Usery
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
American Motors Corp
Decoys Say Rep Howe Made The First Move
In Salt Lake City AP report a jury watched two decoy prostitutes testify that Rep Allan T Howe made the first move before his June arrest. Howe rested without calling witnesses as his attorney said he expects no fair trial. The trial paused for hours of recess.
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Salt Lake City
Allan T. Howe
Utah
Howe
Dean Mitchell
Mitchell
City Court
Raymond Uno
Uno
Kathleen Taylor
Margaret Hamblin
Honey
Last Log Drive On Lower 48 Ends Era On Kennebec River
The Kennebec log drive in Maine, believed to be the last in the continental United States, marks the end of a historic era when pulpwood logs moved by river to mills. Despite lingering drives in Alaska and Canada, improved roads and environmental concerns ended the practice in Maine by 1976, with the Kennebec effort continuing into late autumn before concluding.
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Kennnebec
Scott Paper Co
Mitial Winslow
Continental
United States
Obert LaBonta
Scott
Woodlands
Alaska
Canada
Minnesota
Pacific Northwest
Kennebec
New England
Great Lakes
Paul Bunyan
Penobscot
Androscoggin
Machias, &. Crix
Kennebee
Mtto
Kennebec Log Driving Co
Skowhegan
Binghart
Scntt
Winslow
Blue Rover Convicted Of Manslaughter In Lincoln
Clyde Blue Rover Rice, 31, of Lincoln, convicted of manslaughter for the death of Donald Bear Tracks Edelman after a dispute over CB channel 23. Edelman died three days after being run down in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall parking lot following months of heated radio exchanges.
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Lincoln, Neb
Clyde "Blue Rover” Rice
Citizens Band
Rice
Lincoln
Donald
Bear Tracks
Edelman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Apel 10
Blue Rover
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