Notable Visitor Lions in Atlanta Office Meet Governor Maddox
A bearded visitor, described as a young lion, attended Gov. Lester Maddox's weekly People's Day in Atlanta. Dottie Howell, 16, brought the pet to meet Maddox, who initially stepped back as the lion growled, then posed for a photo once it was deemed harmless. The event sparked attention in the capital.
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Georgia
Lester Neddox
Madox
Dottie Howell
Maddox
Atlanta
Dottie
Chennault
Charles L. Channault
Claire Chennault
Gers
Mobile
Ala
Waterproof
Air Force
Brookley Air Force Base
Schlesinger
Katherine Porter
National Institute of Arts and Letters
New York
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Katherine Anne Porter
Miss Porter
White House
John F. Kennedy
City University of New York
Jackson
Cave
Doubts on California Exposition Funding by State Panel
A special committee appointed by Governor Reagan weighed the fate of the $33 million California Exposition to replace the old state fair. San Francisco hotelman Benjamin Swig said the state would not proceed without assured funding, noting income bonds and questioning whether the money will be available. He added that a year around exposition could be worthwhile if financed.
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Ronald Reagan
San Francisco
Benjamin Swig
Alwuld
Swig
George Herrington
Ivy Baker Priest
Reuther to Seek Vote on Quitting AFL-CIO
Walter P. Reuther plans to seek a vote by about 1,300 delegates at the UAW and affiliated unions in Atlantic City on whether to quit the AFL-CIO. The proposal would pull the 1.4 million member United Auto Workers from the federation over claims the labor movement has not negotiated in good faith and with enough responsiveness to the UAW. The measure, likely Friday or Saturday, would require substantial support for a split ahead of a possible UAW convention in Detroit in April.
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Atlantic City
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
George Meany
United Auto Workers
UAW
United States
Reuther
Pallout
Detroit
Man Freed After Year In Michigan Prison
A 30 year old father of four released from Southern Michigan Prison after serving more than a year for a crime he did not commit. The case arose amid broader unions and AFL CIO tensions involving Walter Reuther, Meany, and the UAW leadership during a three day conference, with threats of resignations and restructuring. The report also notes state bond considerations for an exposition project and a Warren robbery case tied to new evidence leading to a release.
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Mount Clemens, Mich
UPI
Southern Michigan
Reuther
Associates
Aflcio
Men of Labor
The
Times
Meany
UAW
Afl-Cio
Reuthler
Executive Council
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Get
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Edward Gallagher
Lewis Nasir
Warren
Nasir
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Nesir
EMALL
Los Angeles
Californie Bune
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