Sabotage Issue Bogs Down GM Negotiations
In Kansas City a sabotage claim heightens tensions as 600,000 UAW members push for contracts with General Motors Ford and Chrysler. GM cites damage to 45 finished bodies prompting vehicle delays. UAW leader Leonard Woodcock denies involvement and departs for talks. Production resumes after two hour shutdowns amid ongoing bargaining.
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General Motors Corp
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UAW
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Negatistor
Woodcock
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Walter F. Reuther
Reuther
General Motorrs
Welnown 10
Chevrolet
Wisher
SEC Denies Dropping Case Against Goldfine
The SEC rebutted Newsweek and Rep Harris denying it dropped the Goldfine case, asserting the inquiry led to successful prosecution. The agency rejected claims of White House interference and emphasized ongoing action.
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Goldfine
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Barnard Goldfine
White House
Sherroon Adams
Newsweek Magazine
Oren Harris
D-Ark House
Tax Valuation of Colo Interstate Gas Slashed
The Colorado State Tax Commission cut the tax valuation of Colorado Interstate Gas of Colorado Springs by 1.901 million dollars. Chairman John R. Seaman said the reduction reflects negotiations over possible customer refunds and is the first such adjustment in years. The firm faces potential rate actions and rebates totaling about 2.0 million dollars.
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State Tax Commission
Colorado Inturstain
Gna Co
Colorado Springs
John R. Seaman
Cheirman
Colorado
Spuman
Seaman
Offelala
Futures trading in spuds urged by Exchange president
Washington AP Llewel ayn Watts Jr president of the New York Mercantile Exchange told a House Agriculture Subcommittee that futures trading in potatoes is essential to marketing and distribution. He argued contracts for future delivery help growers hedge risks and obtain cash loans, noting the system aggregates supply and demand and keeps a continuous market. The debate centers on a bill to ban such trading amid concerns of market manipulation. Terrence F. Reilly Jr. died June 3 and had polled 5,167 votes for West Ward council. Frank Addouizio won with 9,617 votes in a sand election.
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Llewelayn Watts Jr
New York Mercantile Exchange
Watts
House
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Maine
McIntire
Bil
Eeng
Terrence F. Reilly Jr
West Ward
Frank Addouizio
Colorado Girl Crowned Queen of Press Assn
ST PAUL Minn AP More than 250 press cameras flashed as Vanda Jones 18 of Lakewood Colorado was crowned queen of the National Press Photographers Assn at the convention. She is tall with brown eyes and a 35 74 36 inch figure. Runner up was Robin Williamson Miss Carolinas and Diane White Miss Baltimore. Joseph Benetti of Sacramento Gill was installed as NPPA president.
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Minn
Colorado
Vanda Jones
Nationaal
Denver
Miss Jones
T. Paul Jones
Lves
Lakewood
Europe
Jones
Denver Hospitalty
University of Colorado
Robin Williamson
Conway
Carolinas
Diane White
Baltimore
Joseph Benetti
Sacramento
Gillf
NPPA
Colorado Welfare Board Votes $5 Pension Boost
The State Welfare Board approved a five dollar increase to the maximum old age pension to 105 dollars monthly in October. Director Guy R. Justis said the hike follows a quarterly cost of living review and will likely last through December, keeping at least 100 dollars per month. The plan adds about 24 million dollars for the remainder of the fiscal year based on 53,927 recipients, marking the first rise since the 18 month old pension amendment.
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State Welfare Board
Guy R. Justis
Justis
Justin Lald
Colorado
Highway Dept Plans Bids on Four Colorado Projects
The Colorado Highway Dept will open bids on four road projects July 83 with an estimated total cost of 3 640 000 dollars. The largest project is a 4.7 mile widening of Rabbit Ears Pass at about 2 147 000 dollars. Other jobs include asphalt surfacing of 10.7 miles of State Highway 10 across the Las Animas Pueblo county line, reconstruction of 2.5 miles of State Highway 215 north of Penrose, and asphalt surfacing of 5.38 miles of U S Highway 287 from the Wyoming line to south of Virginia Dale.
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Colorado Highway Dept
Mark A. Warrows
Rabbit Ears Pass
Otder
Las Animas
Pueblo County
Walsenburg
la Junta
Penrose
Fremont County
Wyoming Ling
Virginia Dale
Ready Market for Kan Grasshoppers
Garden City Kansas reports a bumper grasshopper harvest with a ready market. Park Superintendent Claude Owens received a Smithsonian Zoological Park director Theodore Reed letter seeking grasshoppers as tidbits for reptiles birds and marine life. Owens and his crew shipped 250 grasshoppers by air with wet sponge and green leaves to keep them alive.
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Kan
Kansas
Claude Ownes
Theodore Reed
Smithsonian Zoologiest Park
Washington
Reed
Owens
Lawmakers vote on bills amid infested state funds debate
Democrats push ahead as Republicans oppose a $4 million tiger fund measure to combat eastern Colorado grasshopper outbreaks. A test vote shifted 34 26 to 35 26 after an absent Republican member voted. The House deferred on Senate amendments to the bill and on related measures allowing road funds to buy insecticide. A conference committee was ordered to resolve a trivial printing procedures resolution. Also noted Lebanon in the Middle East unveils a new 50 000 seat sports coliseum.
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Longmont
Ratier
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Senate
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Mackie
Legislative Council
Allen Dines
Denver
Robert Allen
D Denyer
John Vanderhoof
Rhenwood Springs
Los Angeles Firm Submits Low Navajo Dam Bid
Morrison-Knudsen and Co. and Construction Co. tied team from Los Angeles submitted the apparent low bid of 22,822,624 dollars for the Navajo Dam prime contract in Farmington New Mexico.
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Farmington, N.M
Morrison-Knudsen and Co
Tienry F. Kaiser
Construction Co
Navajo Dam
New Mexico
Belmont Stakes Thriller Tim Tam Keeps Fighting Despite Injury
Tim Tam, hurt in the Belmont Stakes, wins second with a broken right foot, earning $22 020. He had saved $444 280 from 12 starts that year. Round Table, a two year old, pushes year earnings to $382 180 as Tim Tam claws toward the Belmont Park stretch. Tim Tam, a four year old, had won his ten previous races.
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Tim Tam
Cavan
Round Table
Zeal
Belmont Park
Space radar to detect silent satellites over the U.S.
The Defense Department’s ARPA said by year end a radio radar network will detect any satellite crossing the United States, including quiet, non emitting ones. Roy W. Johnson disclosed the plan on June 11 to a Senate subcommittee, outlining radar signals that reflect from space objects to reveal orbit and speed.
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Defense Dept
United States
Department
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Research Agency
Roy W. Johnson
Senate
Armed Services
Prosecute Adams or Pardon Connelly Demand
Rep George Christopher of Missouri urged President Ford to prosecute Sherman Adams or pardon Matthew Connelly. Connelly, a former White House secretary under Truman, was convicted of conspiracy in a tax case. Christopher said Connelly faces prison just as Adams did for similar actions.
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George Christopher
D-Mo
Howe
Pawnhower
Sherman
Adams
Matthew Connelly
Connelly
White House
Truman
Christopher
House
Daiig
Sherman Adams
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