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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1965

Page

9

Supreme Court Ruling Threatens Unions Across Labor Field

Labor lawyers warn a Supreme Court ruling expanding antitrust reach could trigger triple-damage lawsuits and drain union treasuries. The decision in United Mine Workers of America v Phillips Brothers Coal Co. affects pattern bargaining and may curb union protections, prompting strong dissent from Justice Gold berg.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Afl-Cio Arthur J. Goldberg Steel Rubber United Mine Workers of America Phillips Brothers Coal Co Campbell County Tenn

Air Command Chief Gen Sweeney to Retire Next Month

Gen. Walter C. Sweeney Jr., 55, will retire as chief of the Tactical Air Command after more than 35 years of active service dating to his 1930 West Point graduation. He has held the post since September 30, 1961.

Washington Walter C. Sweeney Jr Tactical Air Command Sweeney West Point

Luke Reservists Aid Airlift to Dominican Republic

Five Air Force reservists from Luke Air Force Base assisted the airlift to the Dominican Republic. In under two weeks Continental Air Command units including the 302nd Air Rescue Squadron completed over 300 missions for TAC and MATS, carrying more than a million pounds of cargo and 600 passengers. Air Reserve HU-16B Albatross units remained on alert for rescue operations. Maj. Troy C. Rhodes led the operations with Capt. Robert E. Hartl Capt. Paul R. Gonnerman AIC Earl E. Moon and S Sgt. William E. Reynolds serving in pilots navigators radio and flight mechanic roles. Colorado's Miracle Rock is noted as the world’s largest balanced dancing stone measuring 82 feet high.

Continental Air Command 302Nd Air Rescue Tactical Air Command Military Air Transport Service Dominican Republic Air Force Reserve Troy C. Rhodes N. 45Th Drive Glendale Robert E. Hartl W. Highland Phoenix Paul R. Gonnerman E. Oak Scottsdale AIC Earl E. Moon 23Rd Ave William E. Reynolds Mesa Colorado Air Force

Retrial Ordered In Slaying Case of Baker Brother and Sister

The Arizona Supreme Court ordered a retrial for Francis Thomas Baker now serving 10 to 13 years for second degree murder in the August 1961 death of Donald J. Brown near Phoenix. Barbara Ann Baker was convicted of manslaughter in the same case and three co defendants faced charges. one was acquitted and two were dismissed. The retrial date is July 8 and centers on whether accomplice testimony required corroboration.

Francis Thomas Baker Baker Donald J. Brown Fitchburg Mass Brown Phoenix Apache Junction Superior Barbara Ann Billy Joe Kittenger Eleanor Denny Virginia Raye Blethen Miss Blethen Miss Denny Kittenger Arizona Supreme Court

Dock Hand Dies Saving Ship In Fire

Tehran AP reports Abdullah Ghamouri a 26 year old dock worker died saving the tanker Luisa from its moorings during a blast at Bandar Mashur in the Persian Gulf port. The ship burned and sank with the captain 29 crew and two Iranians killed. eleven Italian crewmen survived. Hoveida praised the fallen worker and promised his family a reward.

Dock Hand Tehran Iran Amir Abass Hoveida Noveida Abdullah Ghamouri Luisa Persian Gulf Bandar-Mashour Hoveida Ghamouri

State Legislatures Attack Rising Traffic Death Toll

State legislatures push tougher highway safety laws as deaths climb to about 125 daily nationally. Measures include front seat belts, stricter inspections, expanded patrols, and penalties for dangerous driving. several states set new license and age rules.

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