Indian Takeover Spurs Tightened Police Security at Wisconsin Estate
In Gresham Wisconsin police tighten a security ring around armed Menominee Indians who occupied a Catholic order’s vacant Alexian Brothers estate. About 200 people reportedly inside the 64 room mansion on the 200 acre site once used as a novitiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Wis
Melvin Chevalier Jr
The
Alexian Brothers
Chicago
Red River
Wisconsin
Judge Douglas unlikely to return when court reconvenes
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas, recovering from a stroke, is unlikely to resume duties when the court meets again on January 13. Dr. Thomas Connally said movement on his left side has been impaired but shows progress, with no clear timeline for return.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Thomas Connally
Douglas
Connally
Possible Rail Strike Looms as Sheet Metal Union Hints Walkout
With contract expired and mediation exhausted, the Sheet Metal Workers Union could initiate a selective rail walkout around January 24 after 14 days' notice. Dow Jones cites union VP J W OBrien, who notes four or five railroads under consideration, while other unions remain under Railway Labor Act procedures and cooling off.
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Washington
Sheet Metal Workers Union
Dow Jones News Service
Sheet Metal Workers
J.W. O’brien
O’brien
Dow Jones
Labor secretary Brennan offered ambassadorship to Ireland
President Ford offered Labor Secretary Peter Brennan the ambassadorship to Ireland to signal a need for a new labor secretary. Brennan, 56, faces a decision as AFL CIO head Meany and administration sources note strained relations with labor groups since his 1973 appointment. An Irish visit and Kissinger talks frame the expected announcement next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Peter J. Brennan
Ireland
Brennan
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Richard M. Nixon
W. J. Usery Jr
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
John T. Dunlop
Harvard University
Cost of Living Council
Laurance Silberman
Richard Schubert
New York City and State Building and Construction Trades Council
Nixon
Chicago
Martin Durkin
Eisenhower
Meany
AFL Cro
John D. J. Moore
New York
Garrett Fitzgerald
Henry A. Kissinger
Cleveland Heights Contractor Charged With Tax Evasion
John Dick, 48, a Cleveland Heights contractor who remodeled homes for the Department of Housing and Urban Development, is charged with evading U.S. income taxes from 1968 to 1972 by failing to report his full income, according to U.S. Attorney Frederick Coleman.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Heights
U.S
Frederick Coleman
John Dick
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Coleman
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Neil Hawpetoss
Area Indian
Militant
Band In Mansion
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Nassau
Bahamas
Mike Sturtevant
Gordon Muse
Mercanaline
First Lady
McAlpin’s Linens
Labor
Peter Brennan
Middletown Bookkeeping Cn
TAX Service
Gideon Rd
Midd
J. Fagen
Moose Lodge
Freda Craft
Wanderers
Orig
McAlpin
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