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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1968

Page

3

Steel Firms Warned Over Racial Hiring Practices

Bethlehem Steel Corp and four other firms were warned by the Labor Department that they risk losing all government contracts for failing to end racial discrimination. They were told to request a hearing on the charges by June 4.

Washington UPI Bethlehem Steel Corp Labor Department Timken Roller Bearing Co Canton Ohio Allen-Bradley Co Milwaukee Wis B and P Motor Express Pittsburgh Pullman Inc Bessemer Ala Bethlehem

Argentine quintuplet Maria Christina Diligenti wed to Dr. Zimmerman

Maria Christina Diligenti one of the Argentine quintuplets married Dr. Robert Zimmerman of St. Paul in a St. Mark's Church ceremony. The couple met in Dallas while he interned at Parkland Hospital. They will reside in Rochester Minn., where he will join the Mayo Clinic as a resident doctor.

ST. Paul, Minn UPI Maria Christina Diligenti Maria Robert Zimmerman St. Paul St. Mark's Catholic Church Diligenti Buenos Aires Armando Ballotta Canada Dallas Tex Zimmerman Parkland Hospital Braniff Airlines Rochester Minn Mayo Clinic

Tornado Rips Through Sallisaw Oklahoma Causes Damage

A Saturday tornado in Sallisaw Oklahoma caused extensive damage to multiple structures including the R. C. Williams Transport Co. building and a lime company shed. One minor injury was reported by the Highway Patrol as the storm damaged a drive in dairy foods store and several telephone poles.

Sallisaw, Okla

Kennedy Leads Narrowly in Oregon Primary Claims

In Portland Oregon Kennedy faces a tight test as the Democratic primary nears. Polls show a wafer thin Kennedy edge over McCarthy with undecided voters large. On the GOP side Nixon faces efforts to slow his march, while Reagan supporters push a strong showing to spur a national bid.

Indiana Nebraska Kennedy Eugene J. McCarthy D-Minn Oregon Richard M. Nixon Ronald Reagan California

RFK Campaign Sweeps Delegates In Iowa Vermont

Senator Robert Kennedy camps in Oregon as supporters head to sweeping delegate wins in Iowa and Vermont Democratic conventions. Kennedy calls for free college for qualifying students and predicts 1.1 million new enrollees. In Iowa Kennedy takes 18 of 2642 district votes while Humphrey and McCarthy win several others. Vermont sees Kennedy favored for most of 20 convention votes as Hoff backs him and Daley backs Humphrey.

Robert F. Kennedy Oregon Iowa Vermont Portland Kennedy New York Hubert H. Humphrey Eugene J. McCarthy Harold Hughes Philip H. Hoff John H. Daley Humphrey

Goldwater Damages Ruling Faces Appeal in 1968 Campaign

Barry Goldwater won a defamation case with a jury ordering Ralph Ginzburg to pay 75000 in punitive damages for the 1964 Fatt magazine piece. Ginzburg vowed to appeal, saying the verdict would chill the 1968 campaign and limit public debate. Goldwater planned a Phoenix announcement on Senate plans.

New York Times News Service New York Barry Goldwater Ralph Ginzburg Ginzburg Goldwater Fatt Phoenix United States Senate Avant Garde West 40Th Street

Famed Artist Warner Sallman Dies at 76

Chicago UPI reports Warner Sallman, creator of the widely distributed Head of Christ image, died Saturday at Swedish Covenant Hospital at age 76. The original 1924 Covenant Companion cover sparked reprints and a four color version in 1940 printed worldwide by an Indianapolis firm.

Chicago UPI Warner Sallman Christ Swedish Covenant Hospital Covenant Companion Sallman Indianapolis Religious Picture Company

Crime Bill Passage Expected in Congress Amid Clash

Washington reports the House likely to accept contentious Senate anti crime provisions despite opposition. A conference committee will seek to reconcile differences with Rep. Emanuel Celler pushing to drop confession rulings and limited wiretaps while House factions demand a strict crackdown on crime.

Washington Senate Supreme Court Celler House Judiciary Committee House

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