Milk deliveries halt as Chicago drivers strike
In Chicago area a strike by the Chicago Milk Wagon Drivers Union against Dean Foods Co. triggers a lockout by Associated Milk Dealers and Chicago Area Dairymen's Association. About 50 dairies join, causing a milk shortage with hospitals kept supplied under special arrangements and many outlets left without full deliveries. Union officials say 1,000 drivers continue some routes. dairy officials claim full unity.
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Chicago
Chicago Milk Wagon Drivers Union
Associated Milk Dealers
The
Chicago Area
Dairymen’s Association
Uneon
Dean Foods Co
Thomas J. Haggerty
Dean
Haggerty
Morgan Murphy Jr
Dairymen's Association
Political appointments at Arkansas Hospital drawn as tied to Faubus era
The Arkansas Statesman charges that two top hospital officials were hired for political reasons. Willis Ricketts, business manager at Benton unit, and Ted Spurlock, assistant administrator, were named by hospital superintendent Dr. George Jackson. The paper notes staff changes and a disputed firing of Jim Phillips, who remained briefly to meet retirement service rules.
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Little Rock
The
Arkansas Statesman
Orval Faubus
State Hospital
Bill F. Troxell
Willis Ricketts
Benton
Ted Sparelock
Hospit al
George Jackson
Jackeon
Jim Phillips
Ricketts
Phillips
Jackson
Spurlock
Craighead
Troxell
Faubus
Dr Tilman Cothran named to Imperial Corp advisory board
Atlanta educational leader Dr Tilman Cothran head of sociology at Atlanta University and Phylon editor since 1969 has been named to Imperial Corp of Atlanta President Mason’s advisory board. He has held posts at AM&N, Dillard, Tulane, and University of Chicago, with a career spanning academia, government and international work.
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Keystone Lodge No. 43
Wile le Brandon
Cothran
Management Corp
Birmingham World
Atlanta
Imperial Corp
Atelanta
Tilman
Mason
Dr. Cothran
Hope
Arkansas
E. 0. Emmerich
Atlanta University
A.M
Pine Bluff
University of Indiana
University of Chicago
A.m.&n
Dillard University
New Orleans
Tulane
University of Arkansas
Japan
Korea
Army
A.m.&n. College
Africa
Nigeria
Sudan
Ethiopia
Kenya
Uganda
Georgia
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
America
South
Postmaster Announces International Mail Rate Hike
International surface and airmail rates rise effective Monday May 1 with AFOs and APOs exempt from changes for armed forces. Increases average 13 percent across categories from letters to printed matter with specifics for regions including Europe Africa and the Western Hemisphere. Canada Mexico rates adjusted later with six month deferment for second class publications.
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Brannan
Central America
Caribbean
Western Hemisphere
Canada
Mexico
Europe
Mediterranean
Africa
U. S
Congress
Branan
Japan
TOKYO
Japan Tobacco Monopoly Corporation
Hope School District to sell 178000 construction bonds
Hope School District No 1-A Hempstead County Arkansas will auction on May 17 1967 bids for 178000 construction school bonds bearing 4.45 percent interest payable semiannually from December 1 1967. Bonds mature through 1986 with annual installments and are secured by full faith credit and tax revenues excluding certain millages. Sale held in the Superintendent of Schools office with 3500 dollar certified check required. district may reject all bids. Included is transfer of trustee paying agent duties to Stephens Inc and bond conversion rules subject to board and state approval. April 20 to May 9 1967.
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Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Noti¢E
Ise
Smith,Willams, Friday & Bowen
Bond Counsel
Little Rock
Stephens, Inc
Commissioner of Education
State of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hope Star 1899 Hope Star Star of Hope January 18 item
Local Hope newspaper details include publishing staff and rates. notices about Karakul ewe world record sale in Windhoek, South West Africa. A purebred Karakul ewe sold for 1,310 rand ($1,572), bought by J A Badenhorst. Pelts of Karakul lambs used for Persian Lamb coats retailing to about 5,000 rand.
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Windhoek
South West Africa
J.A. Badenhorst
South Africa
Drought Grips Florida Crops As Water Lines Strain
May 2 report from Miami notes drought browning citrus and fruit trees across central and south Florida. Water shortages push demand on a 180 million gallon daily capacity line, cutting pressure in some areas. Experts say oranges and grapefruit show stress with some fruit loss and trees in flatlands losing leaves amid shallow roots.
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Frank Murray
Miami
Fla
Florida
Steen Penisula
Peninsula
Gary Sloan
Warren C. Johnson
Federalstate Frigg Warning Service
Lakeland
Central
South Florida
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Pod) Rogers, Jr
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