Widows of Violence Dominate National Spotlight
The piece recalls how widows of public violence persist in the national scene. It covers Mrs. Evers in Mississippi and Mrs. Kennedy in Texas, noting their endurance, public roles, and attempts to honor their husbands’ causes amid tragedy.
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Ely
Eversher
Dr. Martin
Mississippi
Clare
Georgetown
Luther King Jr
Coretta
Jose
Ethel
Evers
Myries
NAACP
Oswald Ha
John. Kenne
Tex
Hislof
Jacqueline
Lee Harri
John F
Oswald
Warren Kennedy
Mhetal
Medgar
Ruby
Walkout shuts Armour plant in St Joseph
In St Joseph a walkout by Armour plant workers closed the facility, halting all operations and idling about 1400 employees. W R Miller says illegal walkouts by pork cutting and trimming departments triggered the shutdown while union Local 58 UPWA failed to follow contract procedure. No further meetings are scheduled.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Armour Packing
St. Joseph
Park Holding
W.R. Miller
Miller
United Packinghouse Workers of America
UPWA
Umion
Armour
Sale of savings bonds peaks in Missouri purchases
Missourians buy more United States savings bonds than ever before with April sales at 515 068 169. Year to date four month total reaches 19 54 138 206. Cole County reports April sales of 1 0 365 of series E and H bonds, pushing four month state total to 351 8280. Sales in Cole County and nearby areas total 1 408 846 for the year as Osage and Maries counties show rising totals. Louis Landwehr chair notes bonds help curb inflation and that state totals exceed 2 percent of the 1968 state appropriation.
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United States
Missour
Stert
Cole
Saies
Cale
Maries
Miler
Osage
Louis
Anata
Cole County
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Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kenneth Oswald Porter
Mrs. Medgar Evers
Martin Luther King
Gerry Gones
Evangelist Church OF Christ
Hoover
Highway
Dix Road
News-Tribune
Luxury
Defferson Dia