Hoaxes in Violence Claims Questioned by UAW Advocate
United Press reports attorney for the UAW contends few acts of violence were proven hoaxes and disputes the accuracy of violence allegations tied to the Kubler Co and other cases. The Senate Rackets Commission hearing runoff featured Goldwater era figures and references to trial testimony, with questions over who perpetrated or witnessed the supposed acts.
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John A. Goldsmith
United Press State
Washington
Widen
Senate
United Auli Warkers
Kehler Ci
Gyllan Co Conger
Finns Erie Ageinephedginstens
Goldwater
Wiik
Walter Heal
Jase
Goldavaley
Bose “Reigy
Elie Peverects
Will Hostites
Eittlind
Henry Ad ‘Swarn
Brit Appayranen
Pat Gerilal
Isgar
Odotad Gil Splattone
Allan oGrasharop
Yaa
Air Force Studies Space Station Potential
Washington report outlines Air Force interest in a manned space station with orbital service concepts. Scientists discuss hovering craft, surveillance capabilities, and the possibility of long term orbital bases to monitor Earth and enable future space operations, noting technical and funding questions.
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Washington
Montel de Guillmire
Garthang
Nevin Fyer
Fit Cen
Clavormee & Diving
Aly
Chiro
Shah Fur Pindeviel
Speich
Armett Fores Communications
Bill Wutfie
Tyne Sale
Lipte
Suice
Ip Fund Fonds Porter
Few Agri Graduates Return to Farming
A United Press report notes only about 1 percent of the nation’s agricultural college graduates go back to farming after training or military service. The 30 college survey found that about 30 percent enter agribusiness and related industries with good salaries, while 17-18 percent pursue government or teaching roles. The study links farming’s lure to high capital needs and better pay elsewhere, warning of slowed enrollments and limited agricultural studies.
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Ford
Maine
California
Gradualisini Industria
Gavwentoeril Agricultural Service
Sild Tonsa
Library presents Herlin Cup at Berlin nuclear study unit
The Atom Energy Commission donated a nuclear physics library to the Berlin institute for Nuclear Research under the Atoms-for-Benefit program. It includes 18,272 research subjects, a complete set of nuclear knowledge abstracts, bibliographies, 30 reference books, and five special bibliographies.
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Herlin
Comenisgion
Berlin
Man Wanted by Police Is Summoned
A Michigan man, John Gunada of Clements, Mich., linked to a 1954 Wisconsin strike case, was sought for extradition to face charges in Wisconsin. Wisconsin officials and Michigan Gov. Williams discussed avoiding extradition if he testifies. The case centers on a worker killed in a long ago labor dispute with Koller Co. in Sheboygan.
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Washington
Alrhe
Michigan
Walon Meérber
Wiscotsih Polite
John Ly McClellan
DAK
Wiskotisity
Wisconsin
Tae
John Gunada
Afl-Cio
Aula
Unilon
Clements
Mich
Messall
Thadder Batsch
Medlllan Lolé
Gunaca
Leslie I
Vominntiee
Ihbyétsigas Tloh
Guhaca
Sollee
G. Mefien
Soab
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Charry
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