Union Chiefs Back Meany Over Reuther Clash
The AFL-CIO executive council voted 18 to 6 to back George Meany in the dispute with Walter Reuther over the ILO boycott. The panel endorsed Meany and worker delegates for boycotting the Geneva conference after a Communist was elected to head the United Nations agency’s current meeting.
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Organized Labor
George Meany
Walter P. Reuther
Labor
International Labor Organization
American Federation of Labor and
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Meany
United Nations Agency
Reuther
Afl-Cio
AFL - Cio
United Automobile Workers Union
ILO
Geneva
Free Workers of America
Jackson Review Board to Meet Monday
The Jackson County Board of Review will meet Monday at 9 a.m. in the county courthouse to set up procedures for 1966 work. Members include W. W. Kelly and Lewis E. Adkins with James Gillmore as chairman and James Lawder as clerk. The board checks township assessments for next year's tax bills.
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Jackson County Board of Review
W. W. Kelly
Murphysboro
Lewis E. Adkins
Carbondale
Kelly
Adkins
Circuit Court
James Gillmore
County Board of Supervisors
James Lawder
Girl recounts seven day captivity by Philadelphia man
Peggy Ann Bradnick, 17, described seven days of terror as captive of William D. Hollenbaugh. She said the kidnapper kept her chained and fed little, while the case sparked a nationwide manhunt in which FBI agents were killed and a deputy sheriff wounded. She was rescued after Hollenbaugh was shot dead near Shade Gap, Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Peggy Ann Bradnick
William D. Hollenbaugh
Philadelphia Bulletin
Paul A. Rittelman
Harrisburg
Peggy Ann
Hollenbaugh
Shade Gap
FBI
Police Briefs Highlight Speeding Fines In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg James Wilson pays a $21 fine for speeding. In Christopher Thomas Manasco is fined $30 for speeding and an additional $30 for reckless driving.
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Christopher
Thomas Manasco
Harrisburg
James Wilson
Red Cross Water Show At SIU Sunday
A National Red Cross Training School at Southern Illinois University Little Grassy Lake Campus will stage a 4 p.m. water show Sunday featuring synchronized swimming canoeing rowing sailing and water safety demonstrations. The event includes a gunwale pumping race with barefoot contestants on canoes. Seven states Illinois Kansas Wisconsin Arkansas Michigan Iowa Missouri participate in the 10 day program, with seventy students aged 18 plus, and one group training volunteers to assist the physically and mentally handicapped. The show is free to the public.
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National Red Cross
Little Grassy Lake
Southern Illinois University
Illinois
Kansas
Wis
Consin
Arkansas
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Bob Edwards
Wisconsin
Late Planting Boosts Soybean Crop Outlook
The American Soybean Association says late planting expands soybean acreage and boosts the 900 million bushel outlook. Much land originally planned for corn is being shifted to soybeans as farmers delay planting beyond corn timing.
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Washington
American Soybean Association
Association
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Ken’s Paint Center
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Dean Barnhart
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Jack B. Nimble
U. S
Carbondale, Illinois
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Carbondale Savings and Loan Association
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Yellow Cab CO
Yellow Cab Office
Carbondale Yellow Cab Co., Inc
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