NLRB Orders Reinstatement For Union Activist at Pencil Plant
The NLRB ruled Sleepy Woodard, a 11 year veteran at Lewisburg American Pencil Co., was fired not for drinking on the job but for shouting union support in the restroom. The board ordered his return with retroactive wages and 6 percent interest.
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Civil Rights Groups Form Coordinating Committee in San Francisco
Civil rights organizations meeting in San Francisco agreed to form a civil rights coordinating committee. The gathering, convened by the San Francisco Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance, included representatives from the NAACP CORE and the United San Francisco Freedom Movement. The spokesman called the session very important and did not provide further details.
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Congress of Racial Equality
Georgia Man Dies in Accident Near Poplar Bluff
A 23 year old Marietta, Georgia man, Clifford John Shunn Jr., was killed in a three car crash three miles south of Poplar Bluff, Missouri. Shunn swerved to avoid a car driven by 75 year old George Washington, causing his car to hit a vehicle driven by 17 year old James Hayward Bouchillon. Washington and Bouchillon were listed in fair condition at a hospital.
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UPI
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James Hayward Bouchillon
Houston
Tex
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Washington
Statue plan for Stan Musial stirs St. Louis debate
Bill Vaughan notes a proposal to erect a Stan Musial statue in St. Louis aimed at future generations. The idea envisions honoring Musial with a distinctive hitting stance, seeking broader fan and public support amid skepticism.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis
Funeral today for famed bandleader Glen Gray
Glen Gray 63 died of cancer at Jordan Hospital. Funeral services are held in Plymouth today for the Casa Loma orchestra founder who led top big band shows across the nation. Gray formed Spike's Jazz Band before joining Jean Goldkelle's Orange Blossoms and reorganizing in Toronto in 1929 as the Casa Loma orchestra.
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UPI
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Casa Loma
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Jordan Hospital
Orange Blossoms
Toronto
Casa Loma Orchestra
Casa Loma Corp
Three Youths Killed in Granite Quarry Landslide
Three youths were killed and three others injured seriously in a granite quarry landslide at Swingle's Quarry off the Southeast Expressway in West Quincy. Workers buried at the bottom of a 375 foot pit were rescued after about an hour. six youths were employed at the quarry. Police say victims died before rescuers arrived.
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Quincy
Mass
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Method
New York report says science has found a healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. In many cases pain eased as the hemorrhoids reduced, presenting dramatic relief through a nonoperative approach.
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New York, N. Y
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