Union May Reject Ozark Contract Proposal
Union negotiators for about 600 Ozark Airlines mechanics have recommended rejection of the 32 month offer. Balloting will occur in St Louis and 18 other cities with a potential strike if turned down. The union cites substandard wages and benefits and seeks higher pay beyond the current $8.15 an hour plus 20 cents COLA.
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ST. Louis
Ozark Airlines
John W. Miller
Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association
Larry Crews
Local 24
Ozark
Charles Ehlert
Hich Mechanics
Ehlert
Ronald Wirts
Harry Bickford
AMFA
Chicago
Hoffa Parole Link Probed by U S Attorney and FBI
Detroit AP report says former Teamster chief James R Hoffa vanished from a suburban restaurant parking lot two years ago and the FBI is intensifying inquiries to see if his parole tied to his disappearance. U S Attorney Philip Van Dam notes talks with Nixon aides and three suspects tied to Anthony Provenzano and Detroit mob links.
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Detroit
Teamster Union
James R. Hoffa
FBI
Philip van Dam Ays
Hoffa
Richard M. Nixon
Teamster
Frank Fitzsimmons
Nixon White House
Nbc-Tv
Nixon
van Dam
U.S. District Court
U.S. Attorney's Office
Thomas Andretta
Salvatore
Sally Bugs
Briguglio
Gabriel
Anthony
Tony Pro” Provenzano
Provenzano
Tony Jack
Giacalone
U.S. Senate
Fire Hits Uncle Joe's Tavern in River Quay District
Kansas City fire officials probe a two alarm blaze at Uncle Joe's tavern in River Quay with $75,000 damage. Investigators cite possible gas explosion and tie the incident to a gangland feud that has hit nearby bars and earlier bombings. Joseph Cammisano owned Uncle Joe's, amid a violent struggle over go go dancers and control of River Quay businesses. No injuries were reported.
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Kansas City
River Quay
Bennie Imperiale
Uncle Joe
Riverfront
Imperiale
Vammisano
Columbia man arraigned on murder charge in tavern death
Tyrone Nelson, 28, of Columbia, was arraigned in Boone County Circuit Court on second degree murder charges in the February stabbing death of 25 year old Danny Margedant after an argument at a Columbia tavern. Nelson faces an August 1 preliminary hearing.
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Columbia
Columbia, Mo
Boone County Circuit Court
Danny Margedant
Tyrone Nelson
Margedant
Nelson
Judge ties LBJ to 1948 vote fraud claim
Former Jim Wells County election judge Luis Salas says he certified 200 fraudulent votes for Lyndon B. Johnson in the 1948 Texas Democratic primary runoff. San Antonio attorney T Kellis Dibrell says the admission confirms long held suspicions of election cheating by Johnson forces. The affair, linked to George Parr, involved threats of vote alteration and a later court backdrop ending with Hugo Black voiding an injunction.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas
U.S. Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jim Wells County
Luis Salas
Associated Press
Johnson
T. Kellis Dibrell
Dibrell
FBI
Coke Stevenson
Salas
South Texas
George Parr
Alice
Parr
Stevenson
Laredo
Panhandle
Murder Charges On 20 Year Old In St Louis
Warrants were issued charging Earl Wilkerson a 20 year old handyman with murder kid naping and robbery in the death of Ver Nice Weary 36 and wounding her two sons Michael 17 and Larry 14. The shooting followed a quarrel at the woman home and the two suspects abducted the youths driving them to a railyard in East St Louis where both were shot. The sons in fair condition at St Marys Hospital identified Wilkerson as the assailant and the car was found abandoned near the railyard. Wilkerson had worked for the dead woman as a handyman.
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ST. Louis
North Side
Vernice Weary
Earl Wilkerson
Michael Weary
Larry Weary
East St. Louis
St. Mary's Hospital
Wilkerson
Weary
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Uncle Joe’s
Pat O’brien
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