Labor Faces Early Nixon Strikes Over Rail and Airlines
Labor leaders warn of looming strikes as Nixon prepares to take office with potential walkouts by longshoremen at East and Gulf ports and by five major airlines. Union leaders hope to avoid a broad clash as emergency boards weigh extra crew demands and safety issues in railroading.
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Johnson
Congress
International Longshoreman’s Association
Senate
House
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
BRT
Louisville & Nashville
The
Belt Railway
Illinois Central
National Mediation Board
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Eastern
United
Transworld
National
Northwest Airlines
Machinists
Winning Number Brings the Bacon
G Feldstein of 188 S Mary St Bensenville won 30 in Paddock Food Certificates redeemable at 34 stores. His Paddock Directory for Bensenville Wood Dale and Itasca had one of ten winning numbers last week 14 102. New sets appear in Friday issues of Paddock Publications. Claims must be made by Saturday noon. Glenn Alan Jobe son of Mr and Mrs Wallace H Jobe 606 Woodview Elk Grove Village won a place in the David Lipscomb College band in Nashville. Jobe is a Forest View High School graduate who played track gymnastics and the band and now plays the contrabass clarinet in the Lipscomb band.
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S. Mary St
Bensenville
Wood Dale
Itasca
Paddock Publications
Glenn Alan Jobe
Wallace H. Jobe
Woodview
Elk Grove Village
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Jobe
Forest View High School
Lipscomb
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