Richfield Will Appeal Stock Plan Bargaining Ruling
Washington court orders Richfield Oil to bargain with the union over an employee stock ownership plan. Richfield plans to seek Supreme Court review, arguing the ruling imposes union representation on stockholding. The plan would let workers save up to 5 percent of wages with company matching, funds bought as Richfield stock.
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Guerrilla Offensive Opens New Fighting Area in Morocco
In Morocco the Rift region near 60 miles southeast of Rabat saw guerrilla forces seize a border zone in the Spanish protectorate. A small battle at Tilouine forestry station left one forester and one rebel dead. French officials fear disruption to Colonial Route No. 1 as fighting grows in the zone.
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Louisianans Vote in Primaries as Nation Watches
Louisiana voters head to the polls in the first national primary of the year amid high Negro registration and a tight gubernatorial race. Five Democratic candidates pledge to uphold segregation while Republican contenders vie to gain footing in a normally one party state. Major figures Earl Long and New Orleans mayor Delessepps Morrison seek leadership as Kennon’s influence worries party leaders.
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