Church forecasts 160000 miners to end 67 day walkout
UMW President Sam Church Jr. camps on a six day swing through coal country rallying support for a tentative contract with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. He says 160,000 striking soft coal miners will vote to end the stoppage as a vote nears on Saturday. In Northeast Pennsylvania about 2000 hard coal miners planned to return to work after ratifying a three year agreement ending a 30 day strike. At a Birmingham press conference Church remained optimistic the deal would pass.
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Church
West Virginia
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Pennsylvania
Birmingham
Ala
Union leader presses contract revisions amid coal mine dispute
Burly union chief argues first contract failed due to non union coal royalty clause. Reinserted clause raises royalties from 1.90 to 2.23 per ton. Ed Bell of UMW District 6 expects rank and file support, noting differences from the defeated pact. Church tours coal regions and urges reading the contract before voting, while Birmingham miners react with cautious warmth and uncertainty.
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Ed Bell
United Mine Workers Union District 6
Ohio
UMW
Elyria business figures receive multiple promotions and appointments
Ron Korka of Elyria is named assistant sales manager at Lehman Johnson Gallery of Homes. Lois E. Gunning becomes assistant vice president at Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. Judith A. Klucas advances to assistant treasurer and manager of Elyria Broad Street office. Parker Hannifin announces two appointments Mark Warnee as training manager for Eastern Ber ten Aerospace Branch and George M. Valuckas as manager of aftermarket sales in Avon. Sherrill McLoda is named vice president of Professional Insurance Agents Association of Ohio. Robert G. Thomas elected director of Physicians Insurance Co. of Ohio. Tom Sloane and P. M. James elected at-large directors of Caara and Truck Renting and Leasing Association of Ohio. Kristine A. Long attends John Hancock growth conference as district agency field representative.
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Elyria
Lehman Johnson Gallery of Homes
Korka
Lorain County Bor
MLS
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Lois. E. Gunning
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Vermilion
Broad Street
Parker Hannifin Corp
Mark Warnee
Parker
Berten Aerospace Eastern
George M. Valuckas
Grafton
General Aviation
Avon
Sherrill McLoda
Amherst
Parsons and van de Voort
Professional Insurance Agents Association of Ohio
Tom Sloane
Sloane-Lance Leasing
Westlake
P. M. James
Transport Corp. Medina
Caara
Truck Renting and Leasing Association of Ohio, Inc
Elyrian Kristine A. Long
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
John Hancock Institute
British to retrieve 93 million in sunken Russian gold
A British salvage firm plans a three month dive to recover five tons of gold ingots from the sunken British warship Edinburgh, torpedoed in 1942 800 feet deep near Murmansk. The Times reports the treasure, once owned by Britain and the USSR, will be split with Jessop Marine Recoveries receiving about half the value.
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Soviet Union
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Sunday Times
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Jessop Marine Recoveries
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Toyota Ford venture moves beyond talk in U S
Chicago Tribune reports Toyota and Ford Motor Co are pursuing a joint U S manufacturing venture with little obstruction. Harold Poling of Ford says details remain, a go no go decision expected by midsummer, and production could reach 200,000 to 300,000 units annually with 73 percent U S made parts.
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Ford Motor Co
Harold A Ppling
Tokyo
Poling
Ford
Japan
Dearborn
Mich
United States
Grain price report from Ohio elevators after weekend close
UPI reports cash grain prices paid to farmers by Ohio elevators in major marketing areas. Northeast Ohio No 2 wheat 3.48, No 2 shelled corn 3.20, No 2 oats 2.27, No 1 soybeans 7.18, with some prices unchanged or firm for other grades.
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UPI
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Dow trades over 1000 as banks cut prime rate rally
In New York the Dow Jones rose above 1000 early trading as Continental Illinois Bank Morgan Guaranty Trust and First National Bank of Chicago cut their prime lending rate by a half point prompting broad gains. The rise followed a Friday money supply drop and a heavy 16.94 million NYSE volume. London markets saw a softer dollar while gold opened higher.
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