Dues Ruling Likely Won't Change Union Practices
Justice William Brennan notes the high court’s 5 to 4 decision on railroads leaves union shop rules in other industries intact and allows lower courts to shape what political activity workers may support with dues. He warns safeguards are needed to avoid forced conformity while acknowledging unions’ inherent collective nature. The United Auto Workers model shows minimal disruption expected, with funds already directed to political or charitable causes as members choose.
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Associated Press
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Washington
Supreme Court
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Markets Report Shows Shifting Livestock Prices And Union Ruling
The market notes fluctuating cattle and veal prices with steers and cows varying by region as buyers respond to demand. National figures show higher live weights and softer dairy cow values while a court ruling on union rights sparks discussion of voluntary unionism and workers’ political freedoms.
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National Sight- Work Committee
Deciaton Agnerasing
Hop Legal
Larson
Carld
Chicago Grain Market Shows Mixed Strength On Futures Day
Chicago grain prices drifted with futures firmer in spots on the Board of Trade while cash demand remained tepid. Wheat led gains with several early advances up to two cents, corn soybeans and oats rose modestly, and receipts for today were partly estimated, highlighting a volatile trading session with mixed heavy and light loads across the grain complex.
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Chicago
Ali
Weed control study tests Russian knapweed and Canada thistle
Wold County Extension Office reports a year long weed control study on Russian knapweed and Canada thistle. Over 1000 plots treated in 1999. results show Amino Triazole and Butyl Ester options with varying rates, costs, and effectiveness, recommending Amino Triazala at 18 pounds per acre for Canada thistle and 3 gallons per acre for other control, with irrigation and water specifics noted. Farmers urged to consult Extension for problem-specific guidance.
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Wold Courly
Orea
Yale
Weld
Noteboom Returns to Greeley to Join Garden Kitchen
Jon Noteboom returns to Greeley to join his father Marald in operating Garden Kitchen at 119 18th St. He is a Greeley High School alumnus from 1856 who later joined the Army, spent three years at Fort Bragg, N C where he married Doris Jones. They now reside with their two year old son Jonny in North Carolina before returning to work with the family business.
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Jon Noteboom
Greeley
Marald
18Th St
Noteboom
Greeley High School
Fort Bragg
N. C
Doris Jones
North Carolina
Jonny
Services Held For Ex Judge Frank T. Johnson
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Frank T. Johnson a former Denver district judge and Colorado’s highest ranking lawyer who died Saturday in Colorado Springs at age 100. He served as judge from 1895 to 1907 and later lived in Wheat Ridge with surviving daughters Mrs Mildred Bee and Mrs Evelyn Wiley and a son in Wheat Ridge.
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Denver
Frank T. Johnson
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Towa
Johnson
Lillia
Wheat Ridge
Mes
Evlow
Dense Livestock Market Report With Oddities From Denver
The ledger lists 3000 lambs and sheep with prices around 18 to 20 dollars, plus varied notes on buyers and shipments. A separate fire incident near Clayton and Gilbert streets at 3 03 p.m. caused minor damage to a transformer and light, with responders from local offices on scene.
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Caltel
Clayton
Gilbert St
Vilty &H Ave
Fifth French General Sentenced to Prison
An AP report states Air Force General Jean Nicot, then in charge of the Paris air forces, received a 12 year sentence for aiding General Mazice Challe against de Gaulle in the April 1961 rebellion. The mutiny aimed to depose President Charles de Gaulle. Nicot was implicated in moving troops to Algeria.
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Ene
Charles de Gaulle
Jean Nicot
Metro- Soopolitan
France
Mazice Challe
Algeria
Garden Kitchen to Open Breakfast at 5:20 A.M.
Garden Kitchen, located at 119 16tt Bt, announced a Wednesday opening for breakfast starting 5:20 am. Weekday hours extend to 5:30 am to 9:00 am with a note that Tuesday openings remain unaffected. The restaurant has recently been completely redecorated.
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Garden Kitchen
Gorden
CSC Briefs MalleGene L Sagen Receives MA at Minnesota
MalleGene I Sagen earned a master of arts degree June 10 at the University of Minnesota commencement, after a bachelor of arts from Colorado State Colleges in 1988. CSC Dacca Faculty noted ABC will present Our Durable Diplomats on TV June 22 from KBTV Denver at 9 30 pm. House said CSC ICA project members Des Gaylord Morrison Allan Elliott and John F Stephens are in Dacca working on the project.
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Sagen
MalleGene I
Colorado State Colleges
University of Minnesota
University
CSC
Csc-Ica
University of Dacca
Uiversity
Des. Gaylord Morrison
Allan BR. Elliott
John F. “ Stephens
West German President Visits Paris In Historic First
Heinrich Luebke arrives in Paris marking the first German head of state visit since World War II. The trip signals a new era in Franco German relations as Paris hosts the West German leader for talks and commemorations.
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Heinrich Luebke
Tuos
Hitler
Ex-President of Bankers Assn Dies in Colorado
Garnett Ned Woodbridge, longtime leader in Colorado banking, died Monday at 72 after a heart attack. He led Colorado Bankers Association as president in 1941-42 and chaired the Colorado Bank & Trust Co. board in La Junta, with decades of service as banker, city official, and community volunteer. Funeral set for 10:07 am Wednesday at Peacock Green Memorial Chapel, Rev. A J Rich presiding, burial at Fairview Cemetery.
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Ned) Woodbridge
Colorado Bankers Association
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la Junta
First National Bank
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Otero County Savings Bond Committee
Colorado] Bankers Association
Peacock-‘ Green Memorial Chapel
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First Methodist Church
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Probers Tell of Payments To Road Engineers Wives
Washington AP testimony described payments to wives of road engineers connected to a federal aid highway project. Witnesses said contractor Adams Company paid Mrs Heathcock and Mrs Gilbert for rental on a 1946 pickup, with sums totaling 2550 dollars.
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Tues
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Witness Construction Co
Santa Fe
N.M
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Mexico
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Deming
Arthur J. Gilbert
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Alaska State Highway Department
Anchorage
Colo Dentist Charged With Kidnaping Girl
Enid Oklahoma AP report says Nicholas C Brust a Brush Colorado dentist was jailed Monday on charges of kidnapping 5 year old Zisa Sue Wisel after a Saturday abduction at a baseball game. He was to enter a plea within 24 hours following a high speed chase and crash near Phillips University. Prosecutor Robert Gregory said Brust was uncooperative and claimed he was en route to Tulsa for a dental convention. Several nude pictures were found in Brusts car.
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Okla
Colo
Nicholas C. Brust
Brush
Brust
Zisa Sue Wisel
Phillips University
Robert Gregory
Tulsa
Gregory
United States offers to withdraw advisers from Laos
SEMNEVA AP The United States proposed withdrawing military advisers from Laos at the 14 nation Geneva conference. Ambassador Averell Harriman said withdrawal could be phased under neutral truce teams, with all foreign forces except French instructors leaving. France would stay per 1954 Geneva accords, making Laos independent and removing Soviet and North Vietnamese influence.
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United States Taos
Laos
U.S
Geneva
W. Averell Hartman
Coust
Wood Sentenced To Penitentiary
Kenneth LeRoy Wood, 44, an insurance salesman, was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. The charge stemmed from the August shooting of McBride, 71, at McBride’s home. Wood’s probation expired Monday after a prior probationary period.
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Kenneth LeRoy Wood
Sterling Insurance
State
Donald A. Carpenter
Wood
McBride
éLly St
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