Supreme Court ruling seen as milestone for labor rights
Top labor lawyers hail a Supreme Court decision in a case involving District 65 and Interscience Publishers that could protect seniority pensions and other vested union rights after mergers or asset sales to non union firms. The ruling treats a collective bargaining agreement as more than a simple contract and suggests federal law governs post merger obligations, a broader reach than prior state corporate law.
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New York
HTNS
Supreme Court
New York City
Ance
Afl-Cio
District 65
Wiley
Interscience
Federal District Court
Circuit Court
District 6
Livingston
David E. Fellern
United Steelworkers
Thomas E. Harris
National Labor Relations Board
Copper and a wild stampede in Timmins sparks rush
Copper strike rumors in the Big Water Lake area near Timmins Ontario trigger land grabs and stock speculation on the Toronto Exchange. Texas Gulf Sulfur reportedly leads the claim rush with 80 square miles staked, while locals wary but hopeful watch for an April 23 company meeting disclosure.
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Canada
Timmins
Ontario
Toronto
Texas Gulf Sulfur Co., Ltd
Big Water Lake
Ontario Department of Mines
Villano
New York
Texas Gulf
Darcy N Doherty
PCE Explorations, Ltd
Doherty Roadhouse
PCE Explorations
Bon Air
Texas Gulf Land
Texas
Kidd Township
Miss Alderson
Timmins Daily Press
New Leukemia Treatment Trial Aims To Save Child Life
Doctors at Memorial Hospital plan a radical test using the patient’s own white blood cells to counter drug resistance in acute leukemia. They will extract bone marrow cells, store them, treat the child with a nonused drug, then reintroduce sensitive cells to suppress resistant ones and restore drug efficacy.
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Chicago
Memorial Hospital
New York
Hutchison
Hutchinson
Cancer Center
David Karnofsky
Memorial
Senator Ervin Attacks Civil Rights Bill as Tyranny
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. called the House passed civil rights bill a monstrous blueprint for government control. He condemned a key provision allowing the attorney general to intervene for individuals claiming denials of civil rights and warned supporters are misled by the label civil rights bill.
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Sam J. Ervin JR
D.-N.c
Congress
Senate
Ervin
Ohio Winter Wheat Output and Other Nationwide Notes
The Agriculture Department estimates Ohio winter wheat at 42.51 million bushels, down from 53.28 million in 1963. Navy confirms Lt jg Edward L Maas Jr 23 East Cleveland killed in a Mediterranean crash. FCC receives Farragut Television Corp station 40 in Columbus. Peter Sellers remains serious after a heart attack, alive with a pacemaker. Authorities search Leonard Lee Mohler 18 Lancaster Ohio who vanished with hitchhikers en route to Los Angeles. Lee Roy Brown 29 sequestered in Fairfield Illinois amid FBI probe of $927,371 missing at Fairfield National Bank. A jury awards 5 000 to Elizabeth Quist 75 New Jersey for injuries from a dog incident with Shaggy. Pennsylvania Gov Scranton brands Democrats as party of dreams versus reaction. Cecil McClelland 60 Washington PA killed in broadside collision. Paterson State College sit-in leaders vow to push protests over firings to Gov Hughes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio
NAVY
Edward L Maas Jr
East
Cleveland
Mediterranean Sea
Federal Communications Commission
Leonard Lee Mohler
Lancaster
Los Angeles
Lee Roy Brown
Fairfield
FBI
Fairfield National Bank
Common Pleas Court
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Quist
New Jersey
Shaggy
Anthon Chojnacki
Gibsonia
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Democratic Party
Cecil McClelland
Donald C. Nicholson
East Liverpool
Paterson State College
Wayne
N. J
Richard J. Hughes
White House Humour and Strife Mix With Johnson Day
Washington reports a playful yet tense Johnson day with two press confabs and a White House balcony session. Poet Carl Sandburg and photographer Edward Steichen attended talks on the railroad strike. Johnson touts Minnesota poll results and rebukes a radio claim of a 15 day truce. He warned of seven million potential job losses if the strike escalates.
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Washington
Time Magazine
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Carl Sandburg
Edward Stechen
Thatcher
Johnson
Minnesota
Richard Nixon
Gov. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Sandburg
Steichen
Congress
Sandburg and Steichen
Chronicle-Telegram April 11 1904 Local Notable Note
Serial fragment from The Chronicle Telegram dated April 11 1904 mentions county events and local notes. Limited readable text references Missouri 1864 and a place name, with no clear individuals or organizations fully identifiable.
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U.S
Joel Seld
Peter Seller
Britt Ekland
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood
Peter
Terry Robards
Herald Tribune News Service
Toronto Stock Exchange
E. T. Arbik
Toronto Dominion Bank
Margaret Alderson
Timming Daily Preas
Med Bragagnola
Leo del
UPI
Cuba
Maritime Administration
United States
Hussein
Jordan
State Department
New York World’s Fair
Kennedy Space Center
Florida
American Association For Cancer Research
Dorris J Hutchison
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Akira Hoshino
Washington Towers
Herald Tribune
Edward A. Wilson
U.S.A
Farragut Television Corp
Columbus
Peter Sellers
Atdian
the Chronicle-Telegram
Nsodryn
Pierre R. Smith & Co
Shece
Elyrta Savings & Trew
Brown Fintube
Lee Wilson Eng
Central Bank
Lorain
Elyria-Lor Broad
O.w
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Northern Savings
Elyria Tel
Oberlin Savings
EmTec
Co. Deb
Perry Fay
O.W. Tec Com
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