Booze War in Alabama Wildcat Still Raids Continue
ABC agents along with county officers destroyed three moonshine stills in Lawrence County Alabama this week. The raid netted about 75 gallons per run with estimated operator profits around $1,500 per run, and highlighted the ongoing, costly effort by lawmen against illegal whisky production.
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Bob) Johnson
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Hillsboro
Jack Smith
Soviets Call for Clear Agreement Before Nuclear Talks
The Soviet Union urged a full understanding with the United States on a universal and immediate suspension of nuclear tests as Geneva talks open July 1. Foreign Minister Gromyko handed a note to U S Ambassador Thompson insisting on joint governmental agreement, while pressing for test suspension discussions.
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UAW Members Vote Strike Over Car Firms
UAW members nationwide vote overwhelmingly to authorize strike action against General Motors Ford and Chrysler as talks stall. The tally shows 128127 in favor and 8645 against with locals' ballots continuing through July. Reuther cites large 1958 model inventories as a factor in delaying strike threats.
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Moonshine Industry Under Fire in Hot Weather
Lawmen describe the local moonshine trade as vast and resilient, with no reliable production estimates beyond the many stills destroyed. They say stamping it out remains near impossible despite ongoing raids.
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