John L Lewis Dies at 89 in Alexandria
Skipper John L. Lewis longtime mine union leader dies at 89 in Virginia after a lifetime shaping US labor. Born in Lucas Town he quit school at 12 to work in coal pits and later led United Mine Workers from 1906 to 1960, forming CIO and pioneering pensions hospitals and higher wages for miners. Survivors include his son Dr. John L Lewis Jr of Baltimore and a daughter Kathryn who died earlier.
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Race Feud at Quentin Kills One Injures Six
Prison violence at Quentin led to one death and six injuries as white and Negro inmates clashed in the east cell block after dinner. Warden associate said the attack appeared planned in retaliation for black inmate deaths on April 28, part of a series of prison violence since late April.
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Budget Bureau Triumph Ends MOL Space Project Fight
The MOL cancellation marks the Budget Bureau’s first major challenge to a Defense Department program and signals growing congressional willingness to rein in military programs. In Hartford, Conn, Richard Hert discovered a $1 million federal payment to Connecticut College wrongly deposited into his account amid a bank error.
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$25 Million MOL Leftover Building at Vandenberg
At Vandenberg Air Force Base a 32 story movable building, begun February 1967 for the Manned Orbiting Laboratory, stands overlooking the Pacific. The Defense Department killed the program after $1.3 billion. The building, second largest movable structure, will be cared for with no planned use. Col. John Walker doubts NASA will use it as Titan rockets differ in size and fit.
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