NLRB seeks injunction over Teamster interference with Bowman
The National Labor Relations Board filed for a federal injunction against the Teamsters in Birmingham Alabama, alleging intimidation attempts against West Brothers Inc of Mississippi to halt joint West Bowman operations, and an assault on John R. Draper a Gadsden manufacturer’s representative who picked up freight at the Bowman terminal. The petition accuses Teamsters locals since November of pressuring employees and manufacturers to stop dealings with Bowman Transportation Inc.
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Birmingham
Ala
National Labor Relations Board
Teamster
Bowman Transportation, Inc
NLRB
Teamsters
Boweman
West Brothers, Inc
Mississippi
West-Bowman
Gads‘den Manufacturers
John R. Draper
Bowman Techeral
Boworan
Library Research Team Expands Encyclopedia Reach
Joyce Schuller profiles Virginia Stenberg Britannica research director guiding 60 librarians across major libraries answering 102000 reader queries yearly. Readers send questions from Kennedy to duck housing, hook worms, and death on the 19th floor. Britannica staff allocate topics to specialists and decline many requests.
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Joyce Schuller
Chicago
UPI
Virginia
Stenberg
Aof Encyclopedia
Britannica
Fenple
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
England
Britannica Oe
United States
South Africa
Jesus Ass
Guy
Smith College
Nga
Encyclopedia Britannica
Antannica
Miss Stenberg
Joe Leen
Europe
State Investigator Says Attorney Admits Mistakes
Nashville based State investigator A. R. Moss testified that attorney Sam Wallace admitted using bad judgment in allegedly altering a release bond for parole violator Edward Ringo. Wallace and Ringo are tried for conspiracy and forgery after handling a bond that falsely showed parole release. The jailer testified the inmate would not have been freed without the altered document.
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Nashville
ABS
A. R. Moss
Sam Wale Jace
Ross
Tennessee Bureau of Criminal Identification
Wallace
Edward Ringo
Qulumn
Ringo
Ringo T Attee
M.D. Lavetder
John J. Hooker
Moss
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Former Food Storage Areas Now House Labs
University Park Pa UP I reports rooms once used to store food for dorm residents now serve as a virus research lab. Cells from preserved animals are grown in culture bottles to study viruses like measles and polio, with temperatures as low as minus 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Professor Ernest H Ludwig notes tissue culture allows growing animal cells in a bottle, enabling study of cell life processes and how viruses invade to cause disease and potentially cancer.
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KAY Mills University Park
UPI
Ernest H. Ludwig
Bacteriology
Pennsylvania Stuer Universe
Ludwig
Bing Crosby Leaves Hospital After Kidney Operation
Bing Crosby, the singer, left St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica after a one day stay for a kidney operation. He joked with newsmen and waved to fans as he descended the stairs, replying to a question about Pebble Beach by saying he plans to go and win the golf tournament.
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Santa Monica
Calif
APS
Bing Crosby
St. John’s Hospital
Pebble Beach
Bingi
New Cold Wave Moves Toward Eastern Coast
A United Press International report describes a severe cold wave spreading from the Rockies to Indiana with frost, light snow, and subzero temperatures. Minnesota and North Dakota see minus 30s, while southern states report mild readings. city officials in Chicago and St. Louis react to snow and labor actions. A separate autopsy in New York reveals a septic abortion as the cause of death for a missing girl. Dr. Boiselair was arrested.
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United Press International
Lelow
Rockies
Indiana
Washington
Oregon
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
Bemidji
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Noth Carolina
Atlanta
St. Louis
Dion
Boischair
Chicago
Gil
Fairfax doctor bound over in abortion case
Fairfax County judge ordered Dr Thomas G Boisclair bound over to a grand jury on abortion and murder charges in the Christmas Day death of university student Miss Huynh Thu Nguyet, 21. The defendant, 40, remains free on bond as testimony described alleged abortion steps and care at his office and apartment.
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Fairfax
Fairfax County
Grand
University of Maryland
J. Masco
Grove
Thomas G. Boiselair
Fairfax Prand
Boiselair
Charles Baesgen
Cecil Sweeney
University of Maryland, Cald
Bo’ “Clair
Research Team Raps Dogmatism In Individuals
A UPI report notes California junior college freshmen show dogmatic individuals tend to have less self control and adaptability, less scholastic aptitude, and pursue education mainly for money. Psychologists Plant and Tellard presented findings at a California State Psychological Association convention based on 4506 freshmen across six colleges. The study uses a Rekachek scale developed at Stanford to measure openness versus closed thinking.
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Joan Barnett
San Francisco
UPI
Perso
California
Walter T. Plant
Charles W. Tellard
San Jose State College
California State Psychological Asso Jciation
Milton Rekeach
Stanford University
Center For Advanced Studies
Behavioral Sciences
Plans For Early Hearings In Conflict Of Interest Probe
Albany expects early public hearings into a conflict of interest probe. Speaker Joseph L. Schlesinger resigns from Harvard faculty after private testimony by Carlino. The committee winds up closed sessions this weekend with a public airing to follow in New York City.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
New ‘York State Assembly
Investiga- Washington
House
Josephlaimur Schlesinger
Carting
Carlino Harvard University
Kenne
New York City
Sings At White House Bill Sparks Shelter Charges
The speaker, described as a subsidiary director, faced accusations and a Tennessee affidavit linking him to a fallout shelter bill. Carlino labeled the charges false, citing an affidavit by Warren C. Adams and noting conversations from 1960. Adams claimed two friends checked Adams's financial responsibility, while others denied contacting Metropolitan Opera Studio. Assertions tied to a Tennessee tour for youth programs tied to Jacqueline Kennedy.
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Carlino
Tennessee
Warren C. Adams
Carino
Joseph Soviero
Andrew Jerry
Adams
Washington
UPI
Metropolitan Opera Studio
Will Adams
Soviero
Mozart
Cosil
Jerry
Camden
Tenn
Caroling
Gates
Jac
Queline Kennedy
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