Work resumed on heavy jobs amid disputed union talks
Large turnout at a March 31 meeting contrasted with a 1,300 member attendance while Local 101 has about 4,000 members. The hoisting engineers list no welfare fund in their offer, Sullivan pressed for one and a strike was authorized for post April 1 jobs, but contractors shut down instead after unions refused a no-strike pledge. Iron workers get welfare in year four of a five year contract, laborers in year three of a four year deal. teamsters receive agency shop and a vehicle owner operator rate plan effective October 1.
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Local 101
Sullivan
W. W. Hutton
Builders Association
Hutton
Iron Workers
Teamsters
Kansas
Burke
Kansas City
City Presents Its River Plan
City officials debate a river pollution abatement plan tied to new industry and sewer improvements. Council members discuss tax impacts and the need for voter approval while considering bonds and regional commitments. Executive session to decide plan acceptability follows.
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Souri
Kansas City
Shafer
Jones
Harvey
Koenigsdorf
Perry Phillips
Columbia
St. Joseph
Murder charge eyed in Kinne case at sheriff's office
Sheriff Mayo said a murder complaint could be filed against Mrs. Kinne in the March 19 death of her husband James A. Kinne who was shot in their bedroom. Investigators noted the weapon was bought in her name and later transferred to another. Col. Beil confirmed Mrs. Kinne admitted involvement last night.
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Washington
Bell
Paul A. Buzard
Circuit Court
Amiple
Independence
Peebles
Martha Sperry Hickman
Hall
Kinne
Quinn & Peebles
Waltower
Beverly Hills
Calif
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Stuart Symington
Edmund
Pat) Brown
California
Mayo
James A. Kinne
Arthur Beil
Sheriff’s Patrol
Hiker Dr. Moore Views Kansas City Stop on Cross-City Trek
Dr. Moore walked along the Karas turnpike route inviting autographs from spectators. She planned to reach the Intercity viaduct then proceed to Independence avenue and Linwood Boulevard toward the Holiday Inn before heading to St. Louis by air conditioned car provided by the Athletics.
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Karas Turnpike
Sixth Street
Independence Avenue
Paseo
Linwood Boulevard
U. S. 40
Holiday Inn
Dr. Moore
Michael Mitchell
Bonner Springs
A’s
St. Louis
Stage dispute stalls Broadway talks between Equity and League
New York June 1. Actors Equity and the League of New York Theatres met again today but offered no hope of settlement. The long running stalemate threatens to force all Broadway stage shows to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Actors’ Equity Association
League of New York Theaters
Jet Change Affects TWA Flight KC to Los Angeles
Trans World Airlines shifts its daily jet service from Kansas City to Los Angeles to depart at 7 30 p m with first class service. Arrival in Los Angeles will be 9 40 p m Pacific daylight time. The eastbound flight leaves Los Angeles at 2 p m and arrives here at 5 55 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans World Airlines
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Public fear and confusion on nuclear war responses
The piece surveys public reactions to a nuclear attack alert with few knowing proper protective steps beyond seeking shelter. Many would flee or panic with comments ranging from hiding in basements to heading for open spaces, reflecting widespread anxiety and misperceptions about survival odds during a核 conflict.
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Mrs. Kinne
Sheriff's Office
Actors’ Equity and
Theater League
T. W. A. Jet Change
Hills
Gallup
U. S
American Institute O Oe Public Opinion
Jaccard
Fed Tax Inc
Laccard's Jewelers
Arrow
Ss. aMedCa
Stuart Keith Tropicals
Dacron
Stuart Keith
Brookside
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