Steelworkers vote planned as steel contract nears expiry
The United Steelworkers union schedules a strike vote for July 22, nine days before the Aug 1 expiration. AP reports the union will initiate strike action July 15, expanding council composition to press for better fringe benefits and pensions amid ongoing talks with U S Steel and other top producers.
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Youngstown
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Tulia Voters Approve $250,000 Hospital Bond
Tulia Memorial Hospital District voters approved a $250,000 bond to build a 30 bed hospital. The project requires another $250,000 plus the already available $563,000 in gifts and grants. The tax rate would rise from 38 to 53 cents per $100 valuation.
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What Makes The Perfect Wife and Other Digest Bits
Reader's Digest July issue highlights 43 articles on human nature health and aging. Topics include nursing homes cancer care and the role of vitality in civilization.
Rockefeller Seeks Senate Nominee Amid Kennedy Shadow
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller met with New York Republican leaders in Albany to discuss filling out the late Robert F. Kennedy’s Senate term. He warned against a token appointment and listed possible nominees while ruling out a Democrat appointee and signaling a GOP pick before the Miami Beach convention.
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Humphrey Maps Summer Campaign To Win Nomination
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey outlines an active preconvention campaign through summer to define his platform and retain delegates. He aims to sharpen foreign policy messaging, emphasize UN peacekeeping, and present a plan balancing strength with diplomacy while appealing to dissident voters.
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Nixon Two Thirds Up Delegate Path Ahead at GOP Convention
AP tally shows Nixon at 445 of 667 needed on first ballot with Rockefeller at 180. Remaining delegates include 373 backing favorite sons and 219 uncommitted as August convention nears in Miami Beach. Democratic race: Humphrey leads McCarthy 486 to 350 with 1,312 required to win in Chicago.
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Reagan hints name may not be placed in nomination
California governor Ronald Reagan indicated he might withhold putting his name in nomination at the Miami Beach convention if the nomination is already effectively secured. He noted a potential release of California’s 86 delegates could occur only at the right moment, stressing no plan to enter as a formal candidate.
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