Mine Workers Face Testing In Court
The federal government moves to void W A Boyle’s election as United Mine Workers president, charging violations in the December election and union practices. The case follows turmoil since John L Lewis’s death with Yablonski’s killing near the time of the vote and ongoing legal contest over the union’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
John L. Lewis
Boyle
Lewis
Joseph A. Yablonski
Yablonski
Department of Labor
Lamar Mob Violence Deepens South Tension
A mob attacking about 30 Lamar, South Carolina schoolchildren and school buses with chains bricks and axe handles drew sharp national condemnation. Governor McNair called the act unspeakable and pledged protection for Darlington County students while national sympathy for integration effort waned amid outrage and calls for punishment.
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Lamar
S. C
South
Chi
Dren
South Carolina
Robert McNair
Darlington County
Washington
Bitter outlook and cynicism cited in sermon on Ruth and life
A preacher contrasts a gloomily habitually negative acquaintance with biblical lessons from Ruth and Psalm 1. He warns that cynicism turns molehills into mountains, robs happiness, and harms social ties, urging openness to advice and a cheerful life view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Abraham Lincoln
Let Us Be Up and Doing With a Heart for Any Fate
A sermon urges replacing gloom with charity and optimism. It contrasts boorish, negative conduct with civic club fellowship and cheerful, forward looking action. It cites biblical joy and Christ’s guidance to endure life without complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hugo
Napoleon Bonaparte
Chambers of Commerce
Jaycees
Bill
Bob
Tom
Harry
Naomi
Christ
Government checks on a thrifty contractor spark dispute
Washington-CEA Industries faced scrutiny after returning a $2,000 refund on an Army contract and losing a bid for a Treasury exhibit project to a higher bidder. Treasury questioned the unusually low bid and a Philadelphia firm won the $21,000 contract amid concerns about CEA’s capability.
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Frank Wood
Army
Ben
CEA
Treasury Department
Department
Treasury
Wood
Fairfax
Philadelphia
William Boteler
Boteler
Justice
Justice Department
United Mine Workers
White House
Grand Jury
Tony Boyle
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
Sanford to speak at Sandy Bienenstock library dedication in High Point
Former Gov. Terry Sanford will headline the Sandy Bienenstock Furniture Library dedication on April 9 in High Point. The event precedes the Spring Furniture Market opening and aims to boost High Point as the furniture capital of the world. The program includes other speakers and a focus on the library’s role in furniture design history.
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Terry Sanford
Duke University
High Point
Sandy Bienenstock
Grand Rapids
Stone House
N. Main
Dr. C. S. Grayson
Sanford, Bienenstock
YMCA
A. G. Spizzerri
American Humanics Foundation
High Point College
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Main Street
N. C
D.a.rawley
C.h.lockwood
David A. Rawley,jr
Joseph P.rawley
Randall B. Terry,jr
Holt En Spa Eee
Oars
Patterson, JR
V. Waidol,jr
Richard AB Oes
THE
Associated Press
N.C
CEA Industries
By Jack Anderson
Defense Department
Midshipmen
Wyoming
Cliff Hansen
Gale McGee
American Oil
Texaco
British Petroleum
Chicago
Abbie Hoffman
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
Los Angeles
U.S
Merry
Ernest O’banion
Holiday Inn
Memphis
Holiday Inns, Inc
O’banion
Holiday
Delbert Byrum
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Pauline Wertz
Nan Harrison
P. L. White
State Department
Delbert
Fred C. Sink
Davidson County
Wilmer Mizell
Link
Davidson
Sim DeLapp
Grover C. Robbins Jr
Western Carolina
Harold C. Bennett
Jack Burris
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Grover Robbins
Capus Waynick
Raleigh
Louise B. Finlayson
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Prince
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