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Show Kennecott Doesn't Favor| NewRails See f Round | Maddox Asks Geo rgians to Reject : Use of Taft - Hartley ‘Law sensom ReadBoard |School Aid, Set Up State System SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)—A\vice told them the service/bargaining 1 for Kennecott Cop-jplanned to try: a “new ap-|m per Corp. said the etesideseetogether.” een my Bee pany had not encouraged,re re-|both quested, or otherwise acted to “Tim gure the White House | District Judge Acts Against of paral Jo table whenever the! round unless President Peaee we Tee S commendations for he U J qd District Judge Stewart! aTLANTA (UPI—Gov. Les- school students et ME 'ter Maddox has urged Geo state are too intelligent to k that we con. educate the: of children as we have to “reject federal scho their dispute with, six pans —_ a : id and create a statewide tem of 50 fo 100 private, segre- al dt do ‘hough a ool wet Nix priv obtain federal intervention in|m: aking every effort to get th : Stewatt granted the order gated schools. The statement came after a aa pe trey to companies had| briefaes presented continue oe be @ t there three - hour meet the nation-wide copper strike. | settled,” Rampton said. the commi: from T hool system in, this and Virgil The firm's Western Mining} No Politics permit requireme: which the| presidential mediators legal trouble—brought! Alabama Gov. George Wallace. nation Division kesman answered The Utah Democrat denied inions said had not been pre-ito settle the 15-mon ral aid highways icism from education Maddox said the statement and ‘Regardless of whether-we recent union criticism of “althat politics had anything todo sented in” the bargaining —ses-|~“They argued —aecept request of five sign comleg ve leaders: {the meeting were-net-connected. like deral guidelines: or requést byfive western govern-|with the White Hous es, until a suit brought by mt appar-|sions which ended in deadlock|the terms set down in ors for & Taft-Hartley injunction| ent reluctance to invoke the July 14. e companies can be heard. | ‘Social reform and socialism|But Alabama outlawed federal fot, this matter of integration legislation approved to farce the 37,500 striking/Taft-Hartley Act in view filed suit| have been placed ahead of guidelines and was put underjhas beensettled by the highest “These mining companies) gress last month co ting our children,” Mad-|federal order to integrate. kcourt and I for ‘one.am abiding workers back to. their jobs in fact four of the five gov have played ‘tiddly-winks’ at the newseries of strik re-/dox declared. He said govern-| Angry criticism camequickly}by the laws of the land,” said 12states. whose states are affected are bargaining*table for more than|cent of their remaini four months,” the statement|employes who begin bargaining 'q orked|ment-ordered integration js {rom state school Supt, Jack] the lieutenant governor. “The company does not advo- Republicans. cate Taft-Hartley intervention, Union leaders in Salt Lakelcontipued- Are they to"be re-/new contracts next month. a hardship on the companies. “‘degenerating” Georgia schools,| Nix, Lt. Gov. Gongs? Smitty ey fh ty ee ? ae but prefers to resolveits differ- Cit ity said U.S. trade unions dis-| wardét for such perfidy by an] Congress approved Federal lawprovides for pen-| Maddox did not offer a plan and House Speaker George ences with its labor unions! liked use of federal intervention infinction against the union tion July 19 to end the n alties of a state that does not|for financing private schools, a le of thi . d fi ae coe struck across the bargaining table,”| to end strikes. members?If so, free collective|biggest railroad strike in 21 give regulations governing use|but-he did say he was looking ne iDoople Ot ths ANON, onaeee Kennecott said. | They said, “We have been and) bargaining is practicallydead in|years by the 137,000 six of signs on interstate and pri-|into the legality of offering) SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, 197 Sunday Herald The Joint Union Nonferrous are now readyto return to the/our nation. |shopcraft union members. mary highways. \state tuition grants to private Uteh,_ County tea Bargaining Committee issued a statement stating its be lief that collective bargaining 7 was the only way to end the strike begun six weeks ago to- : L L A C day. Union leaders’ said efforts by the governors “to drive miners, smeltermen and tradesmen back to work without a contract ae S won't settle anything.” The. statement also criticized Bennett, R- Utah, for his senate resolution calling upon President Johnson to invoke emergency provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act. Serious Bargaining The statement said, “As long as the major mining companies feel there is a possibility of the governmentintervening with such an injunction, they will OH BY make no effort to bargain seri- Ws JINGO WHAT A ‘ ‘Lunch Kit ously with the unions.” Western governors meeting in ‘Las Vegaslast week talked with top federal mediators in Washington concerning mountain economic problems caused by the walkout of 37,000 copper workers in 10 states. 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