Pension funds growth and potential union control
LA C column discusses private and government pension reserves totaling over 95 billion, about 71 percent of assets of the 100 largest corporations. Growth near 7 percent yearly, with 38 percent of new private capital coming from private pension funds. Concerns rise about union influence and possible socialization of major enterprises if unions gain full control, urging a realistic view of spiraling assets.
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Finch Trial Starts Today Unless High Court Acts
Los Angeles UP I reports the Finch and Carole Tregoff murder trial may begin today unless the U S Supreme Court disqualifies Judge Leroy Dawson or issues a stay. Finch, 43, and Tregoff, 23, are charged with killing Dr R Bernarde Benen gees in Los Angeles County. A petition to disqualify the judge was filed in Washington requesting a stay to allow time for appeal.
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Carole Tregoff
Bait Gucubt Bursday
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Syrenery Lacie
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Chile Endures Ninth Day of Quakes in Valdivia Province
Earth tremors rattled Chile for a ninth day with Valdivia and Osorno provinces affected and no casualties reported. Interior Ministry officials confirmed shocks across the region and ongoing tremors continued through Sunday.
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Former Senator Shipstead Dies at 79 in Minnesota
Former U.S. Senator Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota, a noted isolationist and long-time Farm Labor Party figure, died in his sleep at age 79 in Alexandria after years of hospital and rest-home care. He served four terms starting in 1922 and ended his Senate career in 1940 after running on the Republican ticket.
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Roy Wilkins Receives UM Outstanding Alumni Award
Roy Wilkins executive secretary of the NAACP received the University of Minnesota’s outstanding alumni achievement award in Minneapolis. Wilkins, raised in St. Paul’s Negro district, is a university graduate.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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University of Minnesota
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Cuban minister blocks sightseeing in Brussels flight plans
Maj. Gen. Raci Castro leads a 15 member Cuban delegation to Brussels but is blocked from informal tours while refueling at Zaventem Airport. Amid regional tensions the Cuban armed forces minister unexpectedly seeks an in city visit.
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Brussels
Czechoslovakia
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