Unions Report Profits From Missile Site Pool
In Little Rock AP a farm union business agent testified that five Arkansas locals earned a $1 800 return on a $100 investment in a pool of workers for three Titan Missile sites near Searcy The agent John L Cannon called the $1 400 a dividend The hearing on a suit by two pool members alleges business agents diverted pool funds for union use Chancellor Paul X Williams took the case under advisement and ordered briefs due within two weeks, with pay to a poor secretary while other pool funds remained.
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Searcy
John L. Cannon
Thet Pool
Paul X. Williams
Weather Likely Cloudy and Mild Across Arkansas
Forecast shows cloudy to partly cloudy skies over northeast southeast and southwest Arkansas with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Temperatures reach 78 to 84 this afternoon with lows mid 60s to near 70. Thursday stays partly cloudy and mild with highs mid 70s to mid 80s and mostly 60s at night.
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Clady
Dr Jones Becomes an Assistant and Berlin Talks
Washington expects reluctant approval from France and West Germany for continuing Washington Moscow talks on a Berlin settlement at ambassadorial level. British French and German envoys meet Kohler as Western powers seek a united approach. Officials back ongoing exchanges with Gromyko, led by Llewellyn Thompson, to maintain contact.
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Hemstead Courthouse Records Report Summary
Lee J. Lehman appears in records at Hempstead Courthouse along with Southwestern Electric Power Co. complaint. Licenses issued include Norris W. Skinner, Hope. Melba Russell, Hope. James Ross Keene, Hope. Lewi ga Ruth Gray, Hope. Nicky Hollis, Patmos. LaRonda Mays, Emmet.
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Lee J. Lehman
Ys Southwestern Electric Power Co
Norris W. Skinner
Hope
Melba Russell
James Ross Keene
Lewi
Ruth Gray
Nicky Hollis
Patmos
LaRonda Mays
Emmet
Foreign Office denies changes on Mongolia UN admission stance
A Foreign Office spokesman in Taipei Formosa denied reports that Nationalist China would alter its position on admitting Outer Mongolia to the United Nations. He said there was nothing new beyond earlier Foreign Office comments calling the reports incorrect and published by the independent China Post.
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Foreign Office
China
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
Independent China Post
Class action suit over union rights among Arkansas missile site workers
The suit names Cannon and several local business agents from Little Rock Fort Smith and Camden as defendants. Plaintiffs John James Shourd and J. W. Couch of Searcy allege Hod Carriers Local 4282 at Little Rock accepted dues and issued receipts but barred them from union activity.
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Cannon
Jonesboro
S. W. Johnson
Little Rock
Lloyd Brammer
Fort Smith
W. C. Henderson
Camden
John James Shourd
J. W. Couch
Searcy
Hod Cariner
Woman killed with electric iron in Pigott home
In Pigott Arkansas AP report a 3 year old mother of three Mrs Alberta Moody was killed by an electric iron at home. Her husband J C Moody 38 was arrested on an open charge. He slashed his wrists but was not seriously injured. Children Gary 14 Billy Donil and Patricia 8 fled to neighbors. Authorities say the couple had domestic difficulties for some time. Charges to be filed later today.
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Alberta Moody
J.C. Moody
Francis Underwood
Moody
Underwood
Monument Company
Monment ‘Company
Gary
Billy
Donil
Patricia
Candidates Borrow Page From 1960 Swede Helps Lions
Two major party mayoral candidates Wagner and Lefkowitz prepare for a WPIX TV debate. Wagner, 51, seeks a third term after Sept 7 nomination, vowing reelection on anti-Tammany reform lines. The piece notes his insurgent win ending Carmine DeSapio's Tammany tenure. Another item mentions Gustav Stahl of Eskilstuna presiding over Lions International and Little Rock celebrating its 45th anniversary, amid a Republican shift.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Louis J. Lefkowitz
WPIX
New York Daily News
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Wagner
Arthur Levitt
Carmine DeSapio
Tammany Hall
Litter Rock
Peti
Gustav Stahl
Eskilstuna
Sweps Aden
Lions Interna
Tianal
Little Rock Club
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