Judge Ruling Hits Boyle Power at UMWA
A federal judge voided Hoyle’s reelection and ordered new elections, finding the UMWA international could not appoint top officers in seven districts. The ruling targets control of district operations across districts 4, 7, 10, 12, 17, 23, and 25 with trusteeships discontinued and elections required within 20 days. Reform factions seek autonomy amid indictments tied to the Yablonski case and ongoing legal actions within the union.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Workers Union
UMWA
Ww. AL “Ony” Hoyle
UMWA = international
Ita
Waddy
Alistrict
Ogle
U.S. and
Canton
Stern Han
Labor Department
Hannaylvania
Ohio
West Wirginiat
Tennessee Senators Back Education Bill With Anti Busing Provision
Tennessee's two Republican senators Bill Brock and Howard Baker joined the Senate majority in approving an education bill with an anti busing provision by an 85 to 15 vote. The measure advances to the House for consideration.
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Washington
UPI
Tennessee
Bill Brock
Howard Baker
Senate
House
Two Films Blocked at Halls Theatre by Judge
UPI reports Circuit Judge Herman Reviere af Ripley issued a temporary restraining order to block showings of two allegedly obscene films at the Halls theatre. The judge viewed Daisy Chain and Acapulco Wednesday night before issuing the order. The theatre, closed for a time, reopened last week under new ownership.
Transplant suit debates definition of death in Virginia case
A Virginia heart transplant case centers on whether brain death or total bodily cessation stops life. William Tucker claims doctors prematurely declared his brother Bruce dead to obtain the heart, with medical ethicists and hospital officials testifying on brain function, respiration, and notification of relatives.
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Ricamond
UPS
Virginia
William Tucker
Tucker
Bruce
William Collins
Yale Medical Ethics
University of Virginia Medical School
A. Christian Compton
Law and Equity Court
Wretcher
Upgtll
Haye
No-Fault Insurance Wins First Battle In Congress
The Senate approved a no fault auto insurance bill by 12 to 4, mandating states to adopt no fault plans by 1974 or face a federal alternative. It would limit lawsuits to high medical or earnings loss thresholds, paying victims’ costs through the driver’s or rider’s insurer. Opposition cites insurance and legal fees, with House action still uncertain.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
House
Massachusetts
Rhodesland
Connecticut
Florida
Commerce Committee
Wards
Magnuson
D-Wash
Norfolk Officer Killed In Early Morning Raid
Norfolk officers and Chesapeake detectives raided the Berkeley Street home of Mr and Mrs Davidson at about 3 am. Officer Lewis W Hurst Jr 22 was shot and died. Mrs Lillian Jones Davidson 55 is charged with the shooting and held on 7500 bond. Davidson says she did not know she shot a policeman and her husband claims they thought intruders were breaking in.
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Norfolk
UPS
Lewis W. Hurst Jr
Police Special Forces
Lillian Jones Davidson
Hurst
Chesapeake
Claude Staylor
Chesapeake Police
Davidson
Berkeley
Burst
Police Department
Narcotics Bureau
Thomas
Suspect Bremer pleads innocent in Wallace assassination case
Arthur Bremer, 21, appeared before a federal judge in Baltimore and pleaded innocent to all charges connected with an assassination attempt on Alabama Governor George Wallace. Security was at its tightest for the arraignment, with metal detectors, armed guards, and federal officers surrounding the courthouse. Bremer, from Milwaukee, faces four federal counts and related state charges.
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Baltimore
UPI
Arthur Herman Bremer
Alabama
George
Wallace
Bremer
U.S. Dnstrict
Dude Fidward
Northrup
Milwaukee
Wallace and Secrel
Nicholas J. Zorvas
Hata
Fatnel
Bul
Kremer
Trermer
Prominent Guests Arrested at Washington Antiwar Protest
In a Washington demonstration, Yale professor Robert Lifton and wife were led away from the Capitol in a police van after a sit in near the House doors. About 60 others joined Lifton in presenting a five foot parchment petition to Speaker Carl Albert urging an end to military actions in Vietnam. The list included folk singer Junny Collins, Nobel laureate George Wald, writer Gary Villers, actor Dick Gregory, and antiwar figures such as Marcus Tuskin, John Steinbeck, and Benjamin Spock, with 62 men and 32 women hauled away.
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Chile
Juny Collins
George Wald
Harvard
Dick Gregory
John Stainbeck
New York
Gary Villa
Kurt Hess
Barey Holdwater
WeAria
Harrick Simon
Boston
Ren
Haebara Harels
Benjamin Spock
Farry Rivers
Marcus ‘Tuskin
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and terms
Fragmentary text lists many garbled names and terms across multiple lines, with no coherent event or context. Observed items include personal names, place fragments, and possible organizational hints, but the passage lacks a discernible action or report to summarize.
Newspaper Route as First Step Toward Independence
A newspaper route offers boys business experience and personal growth. With guidance from experienced partners, a boy buys papers, retails them to customers, and learns promptness, care, self reliance, and manners, helping him advance in life. If a route is available, contact us for your neighborhood.
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