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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1966
Page
4
A George Gallup report shows 2 to 1 support for applying anti trust laws to unions and a public trend toward compulsory arbitration. Public mood leans toward stricter labor laws while many favor government steps to curb strikes impacting national interests.
The 13 state Western Democratic conference unanimously endorsed President Johnson’s Vietnam and foreign affairs policy. They praised his peaceful settlement efforts and re elected Lucy Redd as conference chair, with aims to bolster Western influence in national Democratic politics.
Dr. Harold Levine of Cook County Hospital states that 80 percent of about 400 annual lung cancer patients at Hektoen Institute have the squamous variety. He reports no cases in non smokers and notes pipe and cigar inhaling also contributes to risk.
Two men died at Frontier Chemical Co in Wichita when a drum of caustic soda exploded. Vernon Miller identified the victims as Delbert Chine, 26, of Wichita, and Don Matzen, 21, of Viola Kansas. They were loading or starting rotation of the drum when the blast occurred.
Police investigated the death of 30 year old Paul M. Campa found shot in his car at a south side motel. Campa was shot in the temple and police said the interior and ignition were wiped of fingerprints. Campa’s wife had reported him missing earlier Sunday.
A public poll asks if a government appointed committee should decide after seven days of unresolved strikes. Responses vary by gender and political affiliation. The second question probes whether labor unions, covering whole industries, should be subject to antitrust laws.
In Istanbul region 25 people died and 23 were injured when a bus collided with a passenger train at a grade crossing 214 miles south of Istanbul late Saturday night. All bus occupants perished. 23 train passengers were injured.
Gottlieb Wiesen danger, 58, choked to death in a local restaurant Saturday while trying to eat eight slices of meat at once. Officials said Sunday. An Arizona Republic ad shows very poor pay and pleasant one soft chairs for a short week.
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