Rockefeller Says U.S. Cities Will Cost 150 Billion to Rebuild
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that rebuilding the nation’s cities could require at least 150 billion dollars over the next decade. He urged national sacrifice, disciplined credit use, and bold leadership to define goals and fund essential services, urging citizens to contribute and shed bias.
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Dilson A. Rockefeller
New York
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Shoreham
American Society of Newspaper Editors
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Prisoner Walks Off Tucker Prison Farm Then Surrenders
Herbert Russell Lewis, 32, serving six years for forgery and uttering from Poinsett County, left a Tucker Prison Farm work detail Wednesday afternoon and turned himself in Wednesday night, authorities said.
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Pryor Urges Law Respect At El Dorado School
Rep David Pryor told Washington High School students in El Dorado that lawbreaking achieves nothing in a democracy. He addressed race issues and housing law, saying the law must be abided and federal aid should rise by 10 billion dollars to help states and cities.
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David Pryor
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Girard College Endowment Appeal Over School Integration
Washington AP reports trustees of Girard College appeal to the Supreme Court to keep the 120 year old Philadelphia orphan school all white. District and Circuit Courts ordered admission of Black pupils, raising a constitutional showdown on whether the college’s private status and 14th Amendment protections apply.
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Kirby
United States
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Strikers to Discuss a New Offer
MALVERN Ark AP Local 4585 of the United Steel Workers will meet at 7 30 pm Friday in Malvern to discuss a new company offer in the 34 day old strike against National Lead Co magnet Cove Details of the offer were not disclosed 140 employees walked out demanding higher wages and contract language in renewal of the old contract The new offer arose from an all lay bargaining session in Little Rock Friday
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United Steel Workers Union
National Lead Co
Magnet Cove
Little Rock
Union Groups File Charge Against Local Laundry Firm
Local 200 of the Hospital Hotel Motel and Restaurant Employer filed a charge with the National Labor Relations Board in Little Rock accusing Majestic Laundry and Clearners of refusing to bargain collectively. The charge was filed Tuesday outlining unfair labor practices and seeking remedial action.
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National Labor Relations Board
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