NLRB Sets Bituminous Briefs Date
A NLRB examiner set June 15 as the briefing deadline in a case over unfair labor practices by the United Mine Workers and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. The hearing paused after counsel chose not to call more witnesses, with charges stemming from Dixie Mining Co in Pikeville Kentucky and Riverton Coal Co in Crown Hill. Riverton contends royalties to the UMW welfare fund were used to pressure a union wage agreement, which the NLRB had invalidated last year.
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Washington
Natonal Labor Relations Board
United Aine Workers Limon
Bruce Hunt
Reanie Blackburn Mrb
Dixie Mining Co
Pikeville
Riverton Coal Co
Crown Hi W
Kennedy Highway Crash Claims Third Victim On Opened Expressway
Francis Kwok age 31 of Astoria Long Island was fatally injured when his car struck a tractor trailer on the Kennedy Memorial Expressway in Havre de Grace Md He was the third traffic death on the highway since its opening November 15 1963.
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Havre DE Grace, Md
Francis Kwok
Astoria
Long Island
Kwok
Steers eyes Montgomery County seat in new Congress race
Maryland Republican leader Steers Jr. weighs a bid for the newly created Montgomery County congressional seat amid redistricting challenges in Baltimore. He cited plans contingent on support from Rep. Matmas and noted possible delays if the referendum petition stalls. In a separate note, two Kentucky women still receive Confederate widow pensions, totaling $50 monthly.
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Newton
Steers
Charles McC. Matmas Jr
Frederick
Montgomery County
Mathias
Baltimore
Congress
Baltimore City
Maryland
Frankfort, Ky
Kentucky
Mrs Marguerite Oswald watched during Humphrey trip
Fort Worth police placed Mrs Marguerite Oswald under surveillance after she telephoned the Associated Press and tearfully said officers were watching her in connection with Vice President Hubert Humphrey's appearance in Dallas. A Fort Worth detective confirmed the surveillance would stay in effect until Humphrey leaves Dallas.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Marguerite Oswald
Associated Press
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Hubert Humphrey
Oswald
Humphrey
Roadside Stands Plan Organization
An organization to certify quality at roadside stands will be organized at a Maryland Farm Bureau office meeting in Randallstown Baltimore County at 8 p m. The proposal aims to set product standards stand appearance and safe parking benefiting both consumers and farmers.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
Randallstown
Baltimore County
Frederick Women File $100000 Accident Suit
Two Frederick women, Mrs Miriam Wheely and Mrs Carla M Kruse, file a $100000 damages suit in Frederick Circuit Court against Kerry Michael Lucey of Rocky Ridge for injuries from a collision on U S 15 on April 4. Attorney Richard E Zimmerman says they suffered painful, permanent injuries and costly medical care. each seeks $50000 with a jury trial requested. A second suit for $15000 is filed by John F Ciotti Jr and his wife.
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Frederick
Rocky Ridge
Miriam Wheely
East Second Street
Carla M. Kruse
Biggs Avenue
Kerry Michael Lucey
U. S. 15
Richard E. Zimmerman
Torney
Woman Seeks 15000 Damages After Car Crash in Frederick
Grace R Ciotti of Jefferson Boulevard alleges her car was rear ended at a red light at East Patrick Street and Carroll Street by Willard Stephens of East Second Street Freder ick. Her attorney Seymour Stern seeks 10000 for personal injuries and her husband claims 5000 for loss of household duties due to her injuries.
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Grace R. Ciotti
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Seymour Stern
Ciotti
Willard Stephens
East Second Street
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Cuotti
Slain Priest Harrigan, Leesburg Native, Dies in Baltimore
The Rev. Harvey Paul Harrigan, 39, assistant pastor at St. John's in Leesburg, died of a shotgun wound in a Baltimore apartment. A 2 year-old man, held on related charges, claimed the priest offered to drive him home before the fatal shot. Harrigan, a Mount St. Mary's Seminary graduate, had been ordained seven years earlier.
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South Baltimore General Hospital
Harvey Paul Harrigan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Baltimore
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
Emmitsburg
Father Harrigan
Mao
Elmer Z. Bowen
Washington, D.C
Baltimore City Hall
Bowen
Harrigan
George
Pappy) Hartigan
Washington
St. Domi
Catholic Priest Ordained Seven Years Serves Virginia Parishes
The obituary notes the priest’s education at NICs Catholic Parochial School in Washington and St Johns College high school before Mount St Marys Seminary. He was ordained about seven years ago and celebrated his first Mass at St Francis Xavier Parish in Southeast Washington. He served in Richmond and Norfolk before moving to Leesburg about 18 months ago. Survivors include his mother Mrs Ethel M Harrigan of Washington.
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Nic's Catholic
Washington
John’s College
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
St. Francis Xavier
Father Harrigan
Richmond
Norfolk
Leesburg
Ethel M. Harrigan
Rockville Party Fight Ends in Fatality and Murder Charge
A Rockville man died Saturday from injuries in a drinking party fight. Norman S. Mayfield 45 laborer died. Tommy T. Littrell 20 of Rockville is charged with murder. preliminary hearing continued to May 24 in Peoples Court.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Norman S. Mayfield
Fred P. Thrailkill
Tommy T. Littrell
Peoples Court
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