Wash-day calisthenics and lines on a new border
AP reports from Arizona, Montana and San Francisco note local frictions as army base closings threaten Montana funding, a seven foot clothes-line change for Mexican border immigration offices prompts playful defiance, and Telegraph Hill residents push back against North Beach progress with a petition detailing unlawful entries and rowdy conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration and Naturalization
E. Lewis Jones
Jones
Helena
Mont
Montana
Glasgow Air Force Base
Air Force
Miles City
Cut Bank
Veterans Administration Hospital
San Francisco
Telegraph Hill
North Beach
Broadway and
Columbus Avenue
Broadway-Columbus
Tom Cahill
New Steel Election Likely Under Landrum-Griffin Act
In Miami Beach labor sources predict the government will order a new election for the United Steelworkers Union if the final tally is close. The Labor Department watches the McDonald Abel contest as policy suggests a new vote could be ordered under the Landrum-Griffin Act. Officials seek a settled result to avert a potential strike as May contract talks loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
United Steel Workers Union
David J. McDonald
I. S. Abel
Afl-Cio
Landrum- Griffin
Labor Departmnt
Steelworkers
Labor Department
George Meany
AEC Allocates Funds for Arkansas Nuclear Plant Project
The Atomic Energy Commission awarded 1,408,000 dollars to support pre-operational research and development for a planned experimental nuclear power reactor near Fayetteville Arkansas. Funds to be used by Southwest Atomic Energy Associates a group of 17 investor owned utilities through September 30. Site clearance covering 620 acres began last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEC
Assoc Press
SAN Franci
Atomic Energy Commission
Fayetteville
Ark
Southwest Atomic Energy Associates
Steel crisis looms as election challenges loom large
The article reports that suspensions have stretched for months pending election results and a potential government intervention. Sources fear a steel crisis worsens if the Labor Department oversees a new vote after possible court steps. Vote tabulation has continued in Pittsburgh since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Abel
Labor Department
Pittsburgh
Gun Duel at Tiedown Sparks County Fair Suspicion
A rural town prepares for the county fair with riding contests and races while rumors swirl about a recent theft, a missing pony and who caused the cash to disappear. Sheriff Jones confronts rancher Geetch as tension rises among locals and gamblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geetch
Spangler
Jones
Geeth
Widow Seeks Bigger Share In Fort Smith Murder Case
Mrs. Virginia Rush of Fort Smith asks Arkansas Supreme Court for a larger portion of her murdered husband Paul Rush’s estate. Rush who owned V&R Sales Co was shot May 13 1962. She says in April 1962 he transferred about 250000 dollars in stock to his sister Frances R. Smith of Fort Smith prior to her divorce filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Virginia Rush
Fort Smith
State Supreme Court
Paul Rush
V&r Sales Co
Hugh Bland
Rush
Frederick Rush
Missing Pony Hack as Key to Geetc Case Sparks Debate
Jones notes lack of evidence to charge Geetc and ponders Terrazas and Cathie’s suspicions. The clue may lie in the whereabouts of the alleged missing pony hoose, a detail that could unlock fault in the matter. The scene ends with a tease of further revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Terrazas
Cathie
Geetc
Pony Hoose
Death Row Men Granted Stays as Kentucky Delays Executions
Nine inmates on death row at Eddyville receive stays of at least 13 months. Governor Breathitt refuses to sign execution orders until the 1966 legislature addresses the death penalty. Kentucky has executed 162 inmates since 1911, with the last in 1962, as a task force reviews the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky State
Eddyville
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky House Representatives
Senate
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New Steel
By Neil Gilbride
Tiedown
By Nelson C. Nye
Newspaper Enterprise
Nelsen C. Nye
Butterfly
Lone Star
Grisswell
Ternoon
Gourd & Vine
Trimbo
Pony Horse
Home Furniture Company
General Electric
Aotary
Rockers
Vinelle
East Second Street
Hope, Ark
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