Hair nets clash with helmets at Michigan mill strike
In Kalamazoo, Michigan, female workers at Sutherland paper mill walked out over headgear, returning helmets they said caused eye strain and headaches while threatening to resume action if officials tried to dictate headwear again. About 40 percent of the 3,600-strong workforce idled as support came from male workers.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Michigan
Sutherland Paper Mill
Samuel A. Angotti
Jack Martin
United Paper Workers ‘Union
Apoal
National Safety Council
State Labor Board
National Labor Relations Board
Chattanooga
Tenn
RB. Gustafson
Chicago
General Electric Co
Gustafson
Erlanger Hospital
Traverse City
Mexico
Taylor
Tn Arizona
Columbus
Ohio
Brownie
Don Smith
Smiths
Smith
Atlanta
U. S. Department of Commerce
Georgia
Two North Korean Soldiers Desert to South Korea
Two North Korean soldiers deserted to the U S south army military police and sought political asylum in the south. The army named Pvt. Kim Song Tok and Fic Kan Shin Man as members of the joint security area force who fled to freedom because they were dissatisfied with life in North Korea.
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Seoul
WWF
U. S&s
Sth Army
Sth
Kim Song Tok
Fic
Kan Shin Man
Joint Security Area Force
North Korea
Senates OKs Bill Amid GSA Chief Resignation
Edmund F. Mansure resigns as general services administrator amid congressional and White House investigations. Franklin G. Fleete appointed acting GSA head to replace him, with Fleete currently assistant secretary of defense in charge of properties and installations. The affair includes charges about recommending a Chicago Republican leader for an insurance brokerage tied to a Cuba nickel plant expansion. Mansure denies wrongdoing in House testimony. The President accepts Mansure’s resignation citing personal obligations and commends $400 million in savings and improvements achieved during his tenure.
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Washington
Edmund F. Mansure
Mansure
White House
Eisenhower
Franklin G. Floete
General Services
Floete
Fleete
Des Moines
Iowa
White Mouse
Chicago
Cuba
House
GSA
Senate panel to probe $2500 Case campaign gift
A Senate special four member committee was created to investigate a $2500 campaign donation offer to Sen Frank Case amid the gas bill fight. The subcommittee later announced Case would testify, while Nixon appointed four members including George Hayden and Thye. Meanwhile a separate Senate vote passed a bill to free natural gas producers from direct federal price controls, with Eisenhower expected to sign.
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Washington
Senate
Frank Case
R-Sd
Case
Lyndon 3B. Johnson
Texas
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
Hennings
Nixon
George
D-Ga
Hayden
D-Ariz
Bridges
R-Nh
Thye
R-Minn
Johnson
COP
Knowland
Calif
UPA
Eisenhower
Rep
Harris
D-Ark
Sen
Fulbright
Cabinet
Federal Power Commission
Shey
Long Beach Newspaper Notice of mailing details
The notice appears to be an archival header from a Long Beach publication. It references a Sunday edition at a street corner in Long Beach California, an Audit Bureau of Circulation line, pricing per week or month, a date notation March 6, 1988, and an entry stating second class mail matter at Foster office. The exact article content is unreadable due to garbled OCR.
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Press-Gelearam
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Hever Audit Bureau of
Fost
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Douglas
Parents & Property Owners Protective Resegiation, Inc
Milton. &. Arthur President
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Secretariat
PINE
Hemtock
Hemlock
Commerce Committee
Francis ‘Case
Congress
Newsman
Supreme Court
FPC
Rane
City m
E. F. Hutton
Arhhtowa Long Reach
Penney's
Penney’s
Fenney's Lown
PRISC
LAS
Sory
Y. Terrific
Colton
Geegttad
Nstairs Store
Downto
Long -Beach
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
New York
N. Y
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