Intra-Union Dispute Idle Coal Miners Across Six States
An intra union dispute idled soft coal mines in six states including Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania Kentucky Illinois and Indiana with about 10000 miners out. The conflict centers on a contract between United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coal Operators Association negotiated by W A Boyle raising the daily base to 26 25 and vacation and holiday benefits. Miners seek better fringe benefits and seniority protections citing vacation pay and paid holidays as issues. UM Local 6221 representing about 1250 workers at U S Steel Robena complex plans a Saturday meeting in Masontown Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Illnois
Indiana
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
W.A. Boyle
U.S. Steel Corp
Big Robena
Mascontown, Pa
Dalton Proclaims May 1 as Missouri Fishing Day
Gov John M Dalton declared Friday May 1 Fishing Day in Missouri citing spring scarcity of meat and urging safe fishing. The report notes 11 day illness of a child patient and mentions peritoneal dialysis as a temporary kidney support while doctors seek kidney function restoration. Senator Symington seeks six star rank for General in stalled Armed Services panel.
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John M. Dalton
Missouri
The
Conservation Commission
Wereast
Tal
Rey Ss
James . Blair Jr
Sam C. Blair
William C. Blair
Jefferson City
Blair
Senate
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Stuart Sytmington
D-Mo
Symington
Armed Services Committee
Brazil Crisis Sparks Massive Rio Celebration
Reports flow about labor unrest and calls for reform as Goulart falls. President Johnson sends warm wishes citing Brazil's constitutional frame. World Communist press denounces the overthrow as a CIA plot while over a million flood Rio de Janeiro’s streets in tumultuous celebration. Army leaders say nationwide calm persists after the revolt.
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Johnson
Mazzilti
Goulart
Jas
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Missouri State Assembly Plans Three Day Christian Meeting
A Jefferson City Christian Churches planning committee reached final plans for the Missouri State Assembly of Christian Churches to be held April 21 to 23. About 1500 ministers, laymen and wives are expected. Activities include a fellowship dinner, installation of officers, and an ordination ceremony at Richardson Auditorium with First Christian and Community and Second Christian Churches hosting.
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Jefferson City Christian Churches
Missouri State Assembly of Christian Churches
New State Assembly
Richardson Auditorium
First Christian
Community Christian
Second Christian
Norman Thompson
H. F. Deskins
Hartford C. Inlow
Camalene Carroll
Violet Gross
Helen Croft
Eugene Moore
Robert St. George
James Pennington
Alaska Aftershock Toll and Recovery Efforts Highlighted
Alaska battles a 125 dead or missing count as aftershocks continue. Recovery includes airlifted food supplies totalling 60 000 pounds to Kenai Soldotna and Homer with 3 500 more to Seward. Military planes shuttle in aid as Sitka reports a 6.5 quake and last Friday’s event reached 8.6 on the Richter scale.
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Ribble
Alaska
Civil Defense
Kenai
Soldotna
Homer
Here
Seward
Seattle
U.S
Ldelic
Gen
Sitka
Burns Prove Fatal To St Louis Woman
A 64 year old widow, Mrs Mary Roberts of Wellston, suburb of St Louis, died Thursday night from burns after an oil stove exploded and set her clothing ablaze on March 14. Authorities report the fatal injuries occurred in her home.
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St. Louis
Mary Roberts
Wellston
Pill Dose Lethal To Taxi Operator
E J Thiebeault a Camden County taxi operator known as Frenchy died early today in his Linn Creek area home. Dr D B Holley the county coroner said death resulted from a massive dose of nerve pills reacting with alcohol in his system. A self written note in soap on a mirror indicated it was a death by own action. Thiebeault had been in ill health and despondent, returning home to tell his wife he had been drinking and had taken about 25 pills. He was found by his wife after she was alerted by his knock on a laundry chute around 2:20 a m. County officials noted he had been troubled since February after discovering remains on a farm he inherited from John Houlihan.
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Camdenton
E. J. Thiebeault
Camden County
Linn Creek
D. B. Holley
Corloner
Thiebeault
John Houlihan
Remains Found On 40 Acre Farm In Missouri Area
On a 40 acre farm a cleanup revealed remains stored in a building with old coffins. Houlihan, a former Kansas City area undertaker, died at 71 in a St Louis veterans hospital and left the property to Thiebeault, described as among few locals able to befriend Houlihan. Camden County Sheriff Libby noted Thiebeault, a World War I veteran in poor health with asthma and heart disease, had been involved in the cleanup.
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Thiebeault
Houlihan
Kansas City
St. Louis
Camden County
Eb, L. Libby
Fire rekindles in morning blaze with uncertain start
Firefighters reported renewed flames after dawn with speculation a tossed cigarette or match sparked the blaze. The exact ignition point remained undetermined and as afternoon wore on an air of hopelessness grew among responders. One firefighter quipped that it did need burning off. Cole County not included.
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Cole County
McGirk Pair Injured In Highway Accident
Two McGirk residents Billie Linhardt, 20, and his sister Sharon Lea Linhardt, 17, suffered severe facial lacerations and abrasions in a one car crash two miles west of McGirk on Highway 50 at 5:55 p.m. Thursday. They were transported to Community Memorial Hospital after a witness said Linhardt attempted to pass a car, then swerved and overturned.
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McGirk
State Highway Patrol
Billie Linhardt
Sharon Lea Linhardt
Community Memorial Hospital
Highway 50
Linhardt
Flier Nav Squad to Face Air Force Board in Inquiry
Washington AP reports the RB66 pilot Cant Holland and navigator Capt. Kessler will appear before an Air Force factual inquiry panel. The board found gross navigational error from faulty indicators caused the crew to misjudge their route. Additional factors included poor crew coordination and failure to cross check position by other means. They will return to Tulrosieres Air Base for flying evaluation in France.
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East Germany
Air Force
David I. Holland
Holland, Mich
RBGG
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Wiesbaden
Germany
Tulrosieres
France
Flying Evaluation Board
Rusk on Brazil Cuba policy and hemisphere cooperation
US Secretary of State Rusk said Brazil may shift under new leadership to cooperate more with nations in the hemisphere on Cuba related issues. He noted Brazil under Goulart was hesitant to join actions against Fidel Castro, and he questioned any immediate revolution overthrow of Castro, saying he did not see internal forces unseating him soon. The comments imply future US Brazil consultations and evolving regional ties.
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South America
United States
Cuba
Goulart
Brazil
Fidel Castro
Sen. Thomas . Dodd
D-Conn
Castro
Livestock Meet Set Saturday at Missouri U of M
Missouri livestock producers are invited to a Saturday livestock meet at the University of Missouri Livestock Pavilion and Jesse Auditorium. The morning program starts at 9 30 and covers winter breeding effects on heifers feeding levels corn silage versus forage sorghum silage self feeding cattle antibiotics in swine rations and bull selection for rapid gain. The afternoon covers costs returns labor for cattle systems selling finished cattle pasture systems and feed ingredients of interest to Missouri feeders. Call the Extension Center at 636 4913 for details.
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Missouri Livestock Producers
University of Missouri Livestock Pavilion
Hubert J. Krautmann
Cole County
Jesse Auditorium
Missouri
Krautmann
Extension Center
Brazilian ouster praised as U S signals progress
A U S note lauds Goulart's ouster and Brazilian moves toward democracy. In Missouri, prison guard reports investigate stabbing of Harry T. Rudge, 23, while he was in custody after a labor dispute. Garden club members view Capitol display slides and learn tomato care.
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Jefferson City
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