Court Rules Favorable to Rail Union
The Supreme Court ruled that a railroad union may not be restrained from striking over job eliminations, reversing lower courts in a 5-4 decision. The case involved the Order of Railroad Telegraphers and Chicago and North Western Railway Co. The decision notes limits due to Norris La Guardia Act interpretations and existing union contracts.
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Supreme Court
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Whittaker
Clark
Frankfurter
Stewart
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Chicago & Nath Western Railway Co
Railway
Chicago
High Tribunal
Aso
Woman Driver Killed in Wreck in Stuttgart Ark
Mrs Ralph Rhein 49 of near Stuttgart was killed when her pickup collided with a tractor trailer on Highway 79 near the city. Eyewitnesses said she drove onto the highway from a side road and the tractor trailer hit her. The truck driver Eugene Frazier 34 of Ping Bluff, Fragier, and his two passengers were unhurt. A coroner jury ruled accidental death and absolved Frazier of blame. Mrs Rhein survived by her husband two sons and four daughters. She belonged to the First Christian Church.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Highway
Ralph Rhein
Rhein
Eugene Frazier
Ping Bluff
Fragier
Valeere
Frazier
Sav
First Christian
Disarmament Group to Deal With Russia
The Eisenhower administration will create a special disarmament organization to coordinate strategy and negotiations with the Soviet Union. A distinguished civilian head will lead experts from many agencies to develop U S disarmament policy with access to Cabinet officers and foreign leaders. The move responds to Kennedy’s calls for a centralized research institute and places the new group within the State Department.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ehjet
Sen
John Kennedy
D-Mass
U.S
Kennedy
Wisconsin
von Eisenhower
Eigenhower
Arkansas Supreme Court rules Act 9 supersedes Act 180 for bonds
The Arkansas Supreme Court held Act 9 of 1960 broad enough to authorize tax free revenue bonds for industrial plants, superseding the 1954 Act 180. Clarksville city council could issue bonds under Act 9 without a popular vote. Ralph Daniel, a taxpayer, lost his bid to strike down Act 180 as unconstitutional.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Clarksville
Carleton Harris
Johnen Chancery Court
Supreme Court
Lawer Court
Louisiana and New Jersey contest headlines in AP report
The Associated Press notes Louisiana aims for a governor win while New Jersey voters choose Senate nominees. It mentions John F Kennedy's campaign signals, Humphrey and Virginia efforts, West Virginia primary activity, and various party figures amid a turbulent election day.
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Associated Press
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New Jersey
John. F. Kennedy
D-Mass
West
Virginia
Wheeling
D-Minn
West’ Virginia
Humphrey
Silmerh
Kehnely
Sen
Huber
Eas
K. Lone
Jinatale
Davis
Kent
Courtney
Louisiana runoff reshapes Deep South political landscape
In a Democratic runoff in Louisiana, Mayor DeLesseps S. Morri son defeats an unnamed rival, signaling strong States Rights influence in the Deep South and potential GOP pressure in the fall election. Senate races feature Case seeking a second term against Morris, with Thorn Lord and Richard M. Glagsner among candidates in regional contests.
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Ordleans
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Deep South
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Cutie
Roby Sel
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Morris
Case Ig
Seran
Batween
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Uberals
Thorn
Local Democratic Primary Candidates Listed for Sheriff and County Offices
The document outlines authorized Democratic primary contenders for July and August. Sheriff candidates are Griffin and Frank Walters. Tax Assessor contenders are Carter Sutton and Lawrence May. County Judge candidates include Garrett Orie and Byers. County Treasurer Harry Hawthorne is listed. Constable for DeRoan Township is Don Simpson. County Clerk nominee is J. D. Turnage. Circuit Clerk candidate Jamie Russell.
Free Ads Going Out and Club Told in Little Rock
Little Rock executive says Figg advertising is ending while payola scandals hit broadcasting. NJ Lee Bryant of KARK predicts FTC investigations into newspapers and magazines. argues free publicity will be treated as parole and urges advertisers to spend more to keep stations viable amid new record restraint.
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Little Rock
Figg
Little Rock Lelveision
Lee Bryant
KARK
Kark-Tv
Federal Trade Commission
Wort
Bryant
Celebrate in Pairs at Gartner Home in Pittsburgh
An item notes children celebrating birthdays in pairs at Mr. and Mrs. David E. Gartner's Pittsburgh home. Susan Gartner was born May 39 1954, and Sharon Ann born April 7 1957. A brother Bayid is mentioned with timing of births and a late arrival described.
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Pittsburgh
David E. Gartner
Susan Gartner
Bayid
Sharon Ann
Brathee Dames
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