Steelworker Leaders Start Choosing Sides
District directors of the United Steelworkers Union begin backing either incumbent David J. McDonald or challenger I. W. Abel for the $50,000 a year USW presidency. Early surveys show nine directors favor Abel, eight favor McDonald, with others undecided or not responding. The factional split raises concerns about potential impacts on upcoming contract talks and wage disputes as negotiations near after Jan 1.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
I. W. Abel
Steelworkers Union
Abel
McDonald
Chicago-Gary
Ind
Los Angeles
Lorne Nellis
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
James P. Griffin
Youngstown
Ohio
Griffin
Baltimore Girl Wins Teen Crown at Miss Teenage America
Carolyn Mignini, 17, of Baltimore won Miss Teenage America before a national TV audience. She beat 52 entrants on Friday the 13th with her mother in the 13th row as Texas Gov. Connally presented roses. She said she cannot cry when happy.
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Carolyn L. Mignini
Baltimore
Dallas
Tex
Carolyn Mignini
Carolyn
Texas
John Connally
Friendly Reminder About Car Trouble On The Road
A motorist offers help after meeting a friend whose car hood was raised. The note urges readers to get their car checked promptly to avoid stranded drives and costly repairs, emphasizing advice is free and practical for motors and transmissions.
Williams Switched To End Democratic Seniority Fight
Democrats in the House face a potential clash as they move to strip Rep. John Bell Williams and Rep. Albert W. Watson of seniority rights over their support for Barry Goldwater. Williams, a Democrat elected in a Democratic primary, says he will serve as a Democrat in Congress and is preparing legal arguments if challenged.
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House
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Williams
Albert W. Watson
D-S.c
Barry M. Goldwater
Washington
Democratic Party
Toledo lawmaker seeks abolishing Youth Commission
State Rep. Raymond E. Hildebrand of Toledo proposes returning youth correctional control to the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction. He asks Gov. Rhodes to include abolition in a special session, citing BIS Lancaster as proof the Youth Commission failed. He favors a six year term for the mental hygiene director to reduce politics.
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Toledo
UPI
Raymond E. Hildebrand
Youth Commission
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Hildebrand
United Press International
James A. Rhodes
Martin Janis
Department of Welfare
Mental Hygiene
BIS
Postmaster Gronouski Sets Stamp First Day in Anchorage
Postmaster John Gronouski announced a Radio Amateur commemorative stamp to be issued Sunday with first day ceremonies in Anchorage Alaska. In Anchorage amateur radiomen known as hams wrote another chapter in public service after a quake hit the area.
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John Gronouski
Anchorage
Alaska
Amateur Radiomen
Hams
UPI
Get Dependable Tenants With NORWALK Reflector Ad
A Norwalk Reflector classified ad promotes dependable tenants seeking housing. The notice highlights reliable applicants, steady income, and references to secure rental arrangements.
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Norwalk
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