Twelve Lawyers Seek To Assess Court Labor Decisions
AFL-CIO attorneys met in Washington this week to gauge Supreme Court rulings limiting labor unions antitrust immunity. They discussed impact, potential union protections, and whether legislative override is feasible, noting hopes for future doctrinal modification. Weather: cloudy with possible thunderstorm driving highs 85 to 90 and humid conditions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Eaton
Washington
UPI
Aflcio
Supreme Court
J. Albert Woll
United Mine Workers
Tennessee Cosh
Meat Cutters’ Union
Jewel Tea Co
Chicago
Congress
High Court
Afl-Cio
First Graduate Institute on Communism and Democracy in PA
Three Lawrence County educators from Mohawk Area and New Castle districts join the first graduate Institute on Communism and Constitutional Democracy in Pennsylvania at Westminster College. The six week program runs through July 28, with lectures by national experts and in depth study to improve high school World History instruction and in service programs. Educational director is Dr. Anthony Boussaren of Le Moyne College.
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New Wilmington
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Westminster College
Russell Ferguson
Mohawk Area
Bes- Setter
Robert E. Lees
Mohawk
Bessemer
Dorothy D. Poleno
New Castle
Anthony Bouscaren
LeMoyne College
Syracuse
Pickets continue at space center over wage dispute
Cape Kennedy Florida UPI reports space center officials fear a strike by about 600 International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes Union members may halt major construction work for a third day, affecting the 5,700-man force.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
UPI
National Space Agency
International Alliance of Tehatrital and
Stage Employes Union
IATSE Members Strike At McGregor Werner Outfit
IATSE workers employed by McGregor Werner Inc. staged wildcat picket lines last Thursday and Friday, reducing about half of the construction crew. The unofficial action, not sanctioned by IATSE International, involved 60 members and continued into the weekend despite threats of replacement hires. Strikers seek pay increases from 7 percent to 1.29 dollars hourly.
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Iatse
McGregor. Werner Inc
Internaonal
McGregor-Werner
McGregor - Werner
Traffic toll report shows May deaths rise in five counties
May traffic toll across Lawrence Beaver Butler Mercer and Armstrong Counties reports nine deaths and 143 injuries from accidents. State Police troop commander Joseph L. Young notes reckless driving and excess speed caused 63 accidents and the most arrests at 457. First five months show a rise in deaths versus last year with about 50 killed. Day dreaming contributed to 48 of 222 May accidents. faulty equipment caused many more arrests. Other violations included stop sign failures improper passing overweight trucks and signaling lapses. Japan opened to the modern world in 1854 55 with treaties of trade and friendship signed with the United States Britain and Russia.
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Lawrence
Beaver
Butler
Mercer
Armstrong
Joseph L. Young
Japan
Tokyo
America
Britain
Russia
Mystery death of actor Steve Cochran probes
Guatemala City police probe the death of actor Steve Cochran whose decomposed body was found aboard the yacht Rogue drifting off Champerico. A 14 year old said Cochran lay ill for 10 days and was paid 70 pesos daily to keep house aboard. Autopsy awaits findings. Cochran had been missing since June 3 while cruising for film location work for Hubert Alexander Productions.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
UPL
Steve Cochran
Cochran
Coast Guard
Champerico
Hubert Alexander Productions
Realignment plan tightens to five percent tolerance
The Democratic controlled House Elections Committee in Harrisburg moves toward a court ordered redrawing with a strict five percent population tolerance per district. Chair Harry J Comer says plans to adopt a 20 member House with one member per district, aiming for roughly 56,090 residents per seat, while courts demand compliance and Sept. 1 deadline looms.
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Martin J. Sikora
Harrisburg
UPI
House Elections Committee
Harry RJ. Comer
Dphila
Washngton
Tabernacle fete honors fathers and sons banquet
Seventy eight fathers and sons of the Alliance Gospel Tabernacle gathered for the annual father son banquet at East Brook Grange hall. Rev Emil Brinkman of the Brie Alliance Church spoke, with Rev Carl Ellenberger as master of ceremonies. A quintet and soloist performed, and awards were given to several members. Wayne Fennick read Scriptures and Harry Karns offered the prayer.
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Fathers and Sons
Alliance Gospel Tabernacle
East Brook Grange Hall
Emil §. Brinkman
Brie. Alliance Church
Carl I. Ellenberger
Dennis Rupp
Carle Ellenberger
Rober Long
Carl Proctor
Thomas Buchanan
Larry Kalajainen
Lester M. Grimm
William Owens
Woodson W. Collins
Mr. Ellenberger
Albert Martin
William Watkins
Kenneth R. Miller
Jonathan Fennick
Chalmers McCready
Edward Owens
Donald Kennedy
A. H L. Hoge
Wayne Fennick
Harry Karns
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