Heavy Fine For Striking Miners
About half of the nation’s roughly 125,000 coal miners, members of the United Mine Workers, walked off the job amid wildcat strikes across several states. A federal judge fined the union $500,000 for civil contempt and warned of another $100,000 daily increase if the strike continued, with reductions if miners return to work.
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Charleston
W.y.a
Natron
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Ctes
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Indiana
Tlinois
Virginia
Ohio
Logan County
W.va
U.S
K.K. Hall
Kanawha Coal Operators Association
District 17
Hall
Crandy Falls
Boone County
Bruck Miller
International (Union
Chessie System
Norfolk & Western Railway
Chessie
Norfolk & Western
Judge Orders Dockers To Obey Contract Provokes Political Picketing Ruling
US District Judge Owen Cox barred the West Gulf District of the International Longshoremen's Association from boycotting ships loading grain for the Soviet Union while allowing picketing the White House and Congress. The temporary injunction targets a work stoppage tied to a 9.8 metric ton grain sale to Russia and sets a September 30 hearing for a permanent injunction. The ILA plans an appeal, arguing the case involves political activity not a labor dispute.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
West Gulf
White House
Soviet Union
Owen Cox
Texas
International Longshoremen’s Association
Gulf of Mexico
Lake Charles
Brownsville
Russia
TILA
West Gulf Maritime Shippers Association
Galveston
ILA
U.S
Cox
Congress
Warner F. Brock
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Brock
Hepatitis outbreak grows in Portland restaurants
Portland health officials report 41 confirmed or suspected hepatitis cases linked to Hungry Horse and Oliver's Posh London Pub, with up to 5,000 patrons potentially exposed between July 10 and Aug 22. Inoculations continue as owners deny a cover up while workers allege secrecy.
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Portland, Ore
Portland
Multnomah County
London
Georgia-Pacific
Hungry Horse
Carol Loughran
Debbie Johnson
Miles Schlesinger
Sidco Corp
Third World Cool To Arabs Move On Israel
AP dispatch from Lima reports Third World delegates at the Nonaligned Nations Conference show caution on expelling Israel from the United Nations. A Middle East ad hoc committee was postponed, Kissinger’s Cairo Jerusalem talks praised, and nations varied in pushing for action while focusing on peace prospects and development needs.
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Israel
Lima
Peru
Nations Conference
United Nations
Henry A
Kissinger
Cairo
Jerusalem
Uganda
Tunisia
U.N. General Assembly
New York
India
Nigeria
Bangladesh
Y.B. Chavan
Frederick Wills
Guyana
U.N
Ghana
Trail of Jack the Ripper Slayings Reaches Five States
Miami police link a reported killer to at least two Miami area deaths and suggest a broader trail across five states including California Washington Oregon Utah and Idaho. Investigators note similarities among victims and speculate the killer is a loner drifter and sexual deviate with bodies dumped in canyons creeks or embankments.
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Miami
Jack the-Ripper
California
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
Charles Mussoline
Dade County
Erwin
Carlstedt
Sonoma County
Calif
Ronald Wright
Ronnie Gorlin
Elyse Rapp
Colorado
Hearings On Drunkenness Laws Planned
Gov. Christopher S Bond orders statewide public hearings to study removing public drunkenness from Missouri's criminal code. He cites treatment needs for alcoholics and asks the Advisory Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse to gather citizen ideas and explore social and medical approaches.
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Jefferson City
Christopher
Bond
Missouri
Washington
White House
Missouri Advisory Council On
Department of Mental Health
Advisory Council
Son for Neugebauers born at Audrain Medical Center
The Rev and Mrs John Neugebauer of Centralia welcomed an eight pound one ounce son born at 4 52 a m Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Neugebauer serves as minister at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Centralia.
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John. Neugebauer
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Neugebauer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Bradley Receives ASTM Merit Award At Luncheon
Richard S. Bradley, retired vice president of A P Green Refractories Co, was honored with an ASTM merit award and honorary fellowship for pioneering tests standards in refractories. The ceremony at the Green guest house featured W D Fitzpatrick presenting the award and notable attendees from the company.
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Richard S. Bradley
A.P. Green Refractories Co
American Society For Testing and Materials
W. D. Fitzpatrick
ASTM
Green Guest House
James A. Crookston
Kirby Allen
Glen Charles
Ercel Hunt
Ed Parsons
F. M. Maupin
J. W
Swatek
Tom Taylor
Taylor
Bradk
Sun City
Ariz
Mexico
Ruby Dillard
S. Clark
Iowan Charges Beef Upgraded At Counter
Des Moines Iowa AP reports beef price and quality concerns from consumers and cattle producers. Agriculture Secretary Robert Lounsberry says producers are paid for good beef and consumers pay for choice. He cites misgrading from good to select and explains price spreads between grades. He urges housewives to ask retailers whether meat is good or choice and notes markets may sell ungraded meat at near choice prices.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Towa
Robert Lounsberry
Lounsberry
U.S
Yellow Line Crept Up On His Car in Kelso
Gene Babler faced a municipal court charge for illegal parking after claiming a creeping yellow line extended overnight and a 5 dollar ticket appeared on his car. He admitted parking near but not in a no parking zone. a city paint crew extended the line, a policeman cited the car, and Judge Ronald Huntington dismissed the charge as improbable.
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Kelso, Wash
Gene Babler
Kelso
Babler
Ronald Huntington
John Wayne Nearing Hospital Release
Wayne in Newport Beach Hoag Memorial Hospital after staphylococcus infection treatment. Mike Wayne says his 68 year old father has made good progress. The elder Wayne had the lower half of his left lung removed in 1964 after it was found malignant.
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Newport Beach
Calif
John Wayne
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Mike Wayne
Wayne
Coors Beer Auction Sparks Washington Scandal
Washington AP report details 640 cases of Coors beer auctioned off in violation of liquor rules. A refrigerated California truck carried the beer and the embalmed body of Alexandria Virginia man Robert L Hamilton who died of a suspected overdose. Police say his stepfather uncle and another man planned to resell the beer. One retailer bought 300 cases for 8.4 dollars per case.
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Washington
District of Columbia
California
Alexandria
Robert L. Hamilton
Sidwells Buy Nursing Home This Week in Cuba Missouri
In Cuba Missouri Rev William D and Emma A Sidwell and family with Robert C and Helen Falkenrath organize Pam Anns Inc to enlarge and remodel the Senior Citizens Convalescent and Nursing Home to a 60 bed facility The Falkenraths will stay as administrators and RN in charge The plan keeps the present name and targets licensure with a Christian atmosphere of activity and care Also Boonville voters approve annexation of about 43 acres for a Newtex Manufacturing Co facility site
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Cuba
William D
Emma A. Sidwell
Sidwell
Mexico
Robert C
Helen Falkenrath
Pam Ann's Inc
Falkenraths
Boonville
Cooper County
Newtex Manufacturing Co
Omaha Plans Memorial At Ford Birthplace
Omaha plans a $200,000 memorial on the site of President Ford birthplace to honor the office. James Paxson funds the project and aims for a 1970s White House styled memorial linking the former home to Ford’s current residence. Dedication is hoped for next June with Ford invited.
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Omaha
Neb
Ford
Michigan
Leslie L. King Jr
Chicago
Leslie
Gerald R. Ford
Grand Rapids
Mich
President
White House
James Paxson
Presidency
Paxson
Sinatra Praises Beatles Song Something at Saratoga
Frank Sinatra told 7,400 fans at Saratoga Springs that Something by George Harrison may be the greatest love song of the last 50 years. He performed his own version after many requests, saying he was tired of My Way and offering it only under protest.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
George Harrison
The
Beatles
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