Justices Uphold State Labor Acts
The Supreme Court ruled that state courts may enforce bans on agency shop labor contracts. Justice Douglas announced the decision while Justice Goldberg did not participate. The ruling aligns with the Florida Supreme Court view that agency shop agreements violate state right to work laws and may be remedied at the state level.
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Navy Seaman Charles Hoesly Completes Four-Year Enlistment
The Service Record notes Charles Hoesly has completed his four-year Navy enlistment and will reside with his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Elden Brauer for the time being. He joined after high school and served aboard the USS Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Kleinert Transferred to Heavy Artillery Duties
Pvt. Gordon W. Kleinert of Brodhead has been moved to heavy artillery work in Colorado after completing basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky His new address at Fort Carson Colorado is Pvt Gordon W Kleinert U S 55-751-825 D Battery 6th Bn 20th Artillery Fort Carson Colorado
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Johnson's Lifelong Run to the Presidency
The article traces Lyndon Baines Johnson from a Stonewall Texas upbringing to a lifelong political ascent. It covers his family roots, early schooling, marriage to Lady Bird Johnson, wartime service, entry into Congress, 1941 Senate bid loss, 1942 war work, postwar Senate victory by 87 votes, and rise to Democratic whip and leader by age 44.
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Death of Sabu Dastagir at Hollywood
Indian born actor known as the elephant boy died Monday in Hollywood at age 39 from a heart attack. Dastagir began his film career in 1937 and rose to fame for jungle adventure roles in early cinema.
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Dr Walter Bauer Dies at 65 in Cambridge
Cambridge obituary notes Walter Bauer 65 Jackson professor of clinical medicine at University passed away Monday in Cambridge. He held a prominent role in medical education and research, leaving a legacy in clinical practice and scholarly work.
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Akron mayor and housing chief Charles Slusser dies at 66
Sarasota report notes Charles E. Slusser 66 longtime Akron Ohio mayor 1943 to 1953 and U S public housing commissioner 1953 to 1960 died Monday in Sarasota Florida authorities said Slusser also served as a U S Housing and Urban Development official during his career the obituary recalled his tenure and public service in Akron and Washington
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Kentucky Area Encompasses 40395 Square Miles
The state covers 40395 square miles in total, with 540 square miles of water area.
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Wood County Slaying Suspect Bound Over for Trial
Donald R. Engman 29 of rural Stratford bound over to Wood County Court on second degree murder charges for the bludgeon slaying of 70 year old Joseph Krings of Auburndale. Sheriff says Engman admitted slugging Krings with a metal pipe, taking $1 000, and dragging the body to an outhouse.
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Rufenacht to Lead Badger History Club
Larry Rufenacht named head of the Badger History Club amid a social club renewal. He will guide meetings, organize events, and coordinate with local historians to revive member participation and public programs.
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Badger History Club Elects Offiers and Plans Local Articles
The 8th grade Badger History club elected Jon Embertson as vice president Jean Legler as secretary and Trudy Elmer as treasurer The group will write historical articles on people and places in the New Glarus area.
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Princess Margaret Expecting Second Child in April
London royal report states Princess Margaret is due to have her second child at the end of April. Maj. John Griffin confirms the royal press office will issue details as available.
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Princess Margaret Expected to Welcome Babies Next Year
Princess Margaret, sister of Queen Elizabeth II, aged 33, is expecting a baby along with Princess Alexandra and Queen Elizabeth the Duchess of Kent. Viscount Linley, Margaret's first child, was born on November 3, 1961.
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Doctor-to-population ratios global and U S
The world has one doctor for every 2000 people while the United States averages one doctor for every 790 inhabitants. This contrast highlights a higher density of medical professionals in the United States compared with the global average.
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