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LATER HE said pickets does nof apply. Missouri earlier in hack to school arrest for suspected burglary. x - By Auoeikted Pmt KANSAS CITY, Aug. of striking Electrical Workers Union reversed themselves and said Friday night they would obey a court order and send their men back to work at the Kansas City Power and Light Co. The company was seized by the State of thf most.. . for decision to ask grand jury was by the of a - Denver Art Winstanley, f ' Striking Union Agrees to Missouri Order |