Westinghouse Chief Is Blamed For Long Strike
Pittsburgh AFL CIO leader James B Carey blamed Westinghouse president Gwilym A Price for the 85 day strike stalemate. Carey accused Price of obstinacy, said rejected arbitration proposals, and warned the back to work effort has failed. The IUE and United Electrical Workers seek raises as talks continue with mediation set in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James B. Carey
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Gwilym A. Price
Westinghouse
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Gwilym Price
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Columbus
Ohio
IUE
Price
Carey
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Robert D. Blasier
Philadelphia
John R. Murray
United Electrical Workers
U S Troops Start Training German Army Unit
A 32 member U S cadre begins training the new German army at Andernach. Maj Ernst F Schumacher of Greensburg Pa heads the German Training Assistance Group GTAG with four officers and 28 sergeants guiding the effort as of Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andernach
U. S
Heidelberg
Germany
Ernst F. Schumacher
Greensburg
GTAG
Junior Odd Fellows To Install Officers Wednesday Night
Creighton Bradford son of Mr and Mrs Tom Bradford will be installed chief ruler of the Junior Odd Fellows at 8 p m Wednesday at the IOOF hall 10942 D Bradford has been a member for three years He is a Lawton high school junior and plays on the basketball squad and the Junior Optimist club Other new officers include David Carter deputy ruler Loren Kelly secretary Gene Purvis recorder Herald Fork conductor Alton Livingston Warden Lawrence Rainey chaplain James Pair outer sentinel Dan Farrell inner sentinel Jimmie Ashley right support to the chief ruler Rolly Fansler right support to deputy ruler Tommy Jones left support to deputy ruler Wayne Moss right support to chaplain Robert Thomas left support to chaplain R E Talent advisory officer Mrs Bradford club mother Cecil Carter club father Linda Giles musician installing officers will be Talent acting grand master Tom Bradford grand master support Noble Fields grand marshall Carter grand warden John Bostick grand chaplain Harry Jensen grand secretary and Leonard Rainey grand treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton Bradford
Tom Bradford
Alton Livingston
Lawrence Rainey
James Pair
Outer Sentinel
Dan Farrell
Inter Sentinel
Jimmie Ashley
Rolly Fansler
Tommy Jones
Wayne Moss
Robert Thomas
R. E. Talent
Bradford
Cecil Carter
Linda Giles
Chatty Students Free From Exams in Chattanooga
Exemption lists for mid year exams are released across Chattanooga schools. Senior exemptions include Hofacker Patton Peters Regan Schumpert Stuckey Creith Fisher Goeringer Ochsner Taylor Fisher. Junior, sophomore, and younger grades list numerous students per class exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Jerry Hofacker
Ned Patton
Dalton Peters
Cleveland Regan
Dickie Schumpert
Jack Stuckey
Shirley Creith
Anna Marie Fisher
Nancy Goeringer
Charlene Ochsner
Melba Taylor
Elsie Fisher
Billy Beavers
Judy Capshaw
Patsy Dooley
Johnny Goodknight
Henry Harris
Karen Harvey
D. W. Hudderston
Robert Larah
Robert Regan
Richard Roberts
Eleanor Strecker
Butch Watts
Larry Bartholomew
Bryant Brady
Ronnie Creith
Leslie Greb
Juanita Horn
Jack Jackson
Billie Kinder
Mildred Turner
Philip Studkey
Kay Wilcoxson
Wanda Gardner
Brenda Greb
Courtney Smith
Georgia Taylor
Clara Williams
Barbara Carroll
Jerry Couch
Ray Geis
Joe Ed Kinder
Ronnie Martin
Karen Taylor
Burl Dooley
Delores Goodknight
Karolyn Krasser
Imogene Sarah
Timmy McCary
Chester Ochsner
Anita Peters
Danny Woods
Johnny Curtsinger
Kieth Humble
Sue Ann Kinder
Lynda Labude
Frances Lorah
Katheryn Serak
Carol Stuckey
Jerry Washburn
Ray Lynn Watts
Auto Industry Has Two Sources Of Suggestions
Detroit reports the auto industry gathers ideas from workers and drivers. Staff evaluate proposals and grant royalties or gifts for useful ideas, though only about one in 30,000 ideas is usable, with frequent posts about windshield wiper improvements and odd parking or hill-safety concepts. One writer even offered a $3 million plus a used car and a wooden leg for an invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Lindberg
Detroit
Griffin Declares Georgia Will Not End Segregation
Governor Marvin Griffin proclaimed that Georgia must never surrender to Supreme Court orders ending segregation in public schools. He urged passing measures to circumvent the court, insisting no racial mixing in Georgia schools or colleges while he governs. He warned against federal attempts to end separate facilities and hinted at opposing future rulings on miscegenation.
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Atlanta
Marvin Griffin
People of
Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Georgia General Assembly
General Assembly of
Griffin
Federal Supreme Court
Comanche County Oil Field Reports
Fort Sill-Fleco Oil Co plugged No 4 Keck in section 29 3n 10e dry at 903 feet. Walter Riley Oil No 1 Wilson pumped 20 barrels daily from perforations in granite wash at depths 962 to 72 feet and 1 012 to 30 feet. line back to 1 275 feet set 54 inch pipe. Boren Oil & Gas No 1 Mitchell plugged after reaching 1 158 feet. Anderson Oil Co Ltd plugged No 1 B Cline B in section 83n 10w total depth 1 600 feet.
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Fort Sill
Lawton
Walter Riley Oil No
Wilson
Westinghouse negotiators to retry settlement talks
In Pittsburgh 85 day old dispute stalls 55,000 workers at 40 plants. Federal mediator John R. Murray says Westinghouse VP Robert Blasier and IUEW president James B. Carey will meet him Wednesday in another neutral ground session to push for a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John R.murray
Westinghouse
Robert Blasier
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
AWOL Hood Soldier Admits Passing Bad Checks
Frederick Norman Watts an AWOL Fort Hood soldier admitted passing bad checks in at least 74 banks across 54 cities from Michigan to New Mexico over the past six months. Police quoted him saying he was glad authorities caught up with him. Watts has been AWOL since August 1.
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Davenport
Iowa
Fort Hood
Tex
Michigan
New Mexico
Frederick Norman Watts
Watts
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Odd Fellows
Noble Fields
Carter
John Bostick
Harry Jensen
Leonard Rainey
A. W. McCracken
Harry
WIEST
S 33 Auto Service
Crook
General Electric
Wichita Falls
Dick Turner
T.M. Reg
U.S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Comanche County
Rams
Southwest Chemical Company
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C Avenue
Roach
Silverfish
C Ave
Routh Engineering
Harry B. Routh
D Ave
Denison
Sheridan Road
Hardy Sages Music Co
the Record Shop
Dodge
Danny Thomas
Daddy
Bert Parks
Lawrence Welk
Abc-Tv
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