Miners Offered Pay Hikes Amid National Coal Board Acceptance
Britain’s 260000 striking coal miners were offered wage increases by the inquiry board headed by Lord Wilberforce. The National Coal Board accepted terms. miners must decide by secret ballot, with retroactive pay from Nov 1 and a 16 month scale. Power cuts loom as output is rationed and unemployment rises.
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London
Coal Crike Inquiry Board
Britain
National Unies
National Coal Board
Man Commission
Lord Wilberforce
Coal Board
Soviet fishermen freed after paying fines in Alaska case
Three Soviet fishermen are released after paying 250000 dollars in fines and 170000 dollars in an out of court settlement to resolve charges of aiding illegal fishing in the Bering Sea. The 32 foot factory ship Lamut and stern trawler Kalyvan were seized by Coast Guard before the settlement.
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Anchorags
Alaska
Ansemile Fisheries Sone
U.S
Lamut
Kalyvan
UB. Atty
G. Kent Edwards
Justice Department
Washington
Cosal Guard
Steris
St. Matthew
Bering Sea
Alaskan
Mhainland
Fisheries Sone
Woolsey to seek state Senate seat
Former State Sen. Thomas G. Woolsey, a Versailles Republican and lawyer, announces plans to run for the newly created 21st Missouri Senate District. The district includes Pettis, Cooper, Benton, Morgan, Miller, and Pulaski counties, with Woolsey competing in the Republican primary against former Sen. John Ryan. Woolsey cites his eight years in the Senate and leadership roles, and will announce at the Lincoln Day dinner in Eldon. He and his family reside in Missouri after a WW II service as a flight officer.
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Thomas G. Woolsey
Versailles
Missouri
Senate
Woolsey
Pettis, Cooper, Benton, Morgan, Miller
Pulaski
John Ryan
Sedalia
Ryan
James Noland
Rosage Beach
Ike Skelton
Lexington
Eldon
Westminster College
Fulton
University of Missouri School of Law
Columbia
Eighth U.S. Air Force
Busing opponents protest in Washington motorcade
About 3,300 cars formed a Richmond Virginia to Washington motorcade protesting a federal judge Merhige order mandating intercounty busing for desegregation. The march stalled traffic in a snowstorm, causing a two mile backlog as drivers returned home. The plan would merge Richmonds 56 percent black schools with Henrico and Chesterfield counties’ 44 percent white lines, affecting 78,000 of 104,000 students, a merger stayed pending appeal.
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Washington
Richmond
Virginia
U.S
Robert R.merhige
Sys Tem
Henrico
Chesterfield
Ghosting protest lodged over committee quorum abuse
Republican reps Groner and Webb filed formal protests with House Speaker Godfrey accusing two chairmen of allowing ghost members to check in vote and leave without quorum, risking illegality of bills. Groner cited Labor Chairman Troupe and Webb cited Municipal Corporations Chairman Schramm. They urge enforcement of quorum and preelection rules.
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Wayne Groner
R-Republic
Joan W. Webb
Republic
Godfrey
Groner
Rep
James Troupe
D-St. Louis
House Labor Committee
Webb
Jack Schramm
University City
House Committee On Municipal Corporations
Rep. Schramm
Kuehle Eyes Missouri Secretary of State Run
Harold Kuehle of Cape Girardeau announces a Republican campaign for secretary of state. He notes a wheelchair nickname from a past injury and says he plans to pursue the race as other party leaders weigh options in St Louis. Incumbent James C Kirkpatrick is the only filed Democrat candidate.
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Kuehle
Secretary of State
Harold
Wheela) Kuehle
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
St. Louis
Fed
Lincol Day
James C. Kirkpatrick
Trikwnd Established in Pa Peat and Related Notices
Jefferson City Post Tribune carries historic lineage and editorial details for Trikwnd and publishers from 1927 to 1953 and 1955 to 1900. The paper notes roles of Mrs. Rosert Pi coshoRN and William H. Weldom, board chairmen, president, and editor positions, with carrier delivery rates for Jefferson City and surrounding counties, plus Bureau of Audit membership and note on republication rights.
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Peat
Rosert Pi Coshorn
Coa
Eaisining
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulators
Eldon tentatively awards park contract amid grant limits
Caviness Brothers Construction of Camdenton submitted the apparent low bid for Eldon's industrial park at 147970.30 dollars, pending federal approval and possible deductions from a 110000 dollar grant. Mayor John Caine noted curb and landscaping cuts likely, with final figures due at next Tuesday's board meeting.
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Eldon
Caviness Brothers Construction Co
Camdenton
Eldon Board of Aldermen
Economic Development Administration
John Caine
Krehbiel Engineering Co
Caine
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Dawson
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Louis Eicker
Aaron Kohrmann
New Bloomfield
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Jetterson City
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