Show The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday April 8 1967 ' By Hank Ketcham Dennis the Menace Teamster Walkouts Erupt in Cities Across US Courts Can H Help Judge Tells Powell 1 WASIUNGTON — A (AT) WASHINGTON (AP) Trucking industry spokesmen reported an outbreak of Teamsters -- t:ftion strikes in numerous cities Friday as neresumed contract gotiators a na- faced with the issue of seating Powell again soon regardless ui uic uuuvi i ic un Li i t iuuj t case Powell runs Tuesday in federal judge ruled Friday the or tiio inI wrnrj ici c Tritii the House action thar denied tionwide shutdown Chief industry negotiator Donald E Cantlay tonfirmed the report of strikes as he entered talks with the union and federal mediators TeamFrank Fitzsimmons sters general vice president who said earlier the union would never call a nationwide strike said he knew nothing about the reports ef scattered T he Industry spokesmen said some of these were still In progress as the marathon negotiations continued ' Adam Clayton Powell his Cona speriat electioRlorthe ' gressional seat To do so he vacant seat in New Yorks Mid would violate the sena- - 18th District and appears to ation of powers between two be a certain winner House legal experts are In equal branches of govern-tnen- t general agreement the March In dismissing Powell's suit 1 resolution to exclude him would not operate automatitgainst the House US District Court Judge George L cally against a new certificate Hart Jr said: "The doctrine of election Powell a Negro Democrat Cf separation of powers from Harlem was not availwhich developed over a period is firmly able for comment immediateof two millennia embedded in the warp and ly at Bimini the Bahamas the island resort where he has woof of our constitution lived since he was barred Powell's attorneys promptly filed a notice of appeal with from the House He remained out of sight of the US Circuit Court of newsmen and telephone calls Appeals TW House Is expected to be to his house went unanswered - -- Inc Chattanooga Mercury Motor Lines Dallas Terminal Transport Co Chattanooof Chir ga and Cooper-Jarrecago Other work stoppages reported lasted from 1:30 am tt dpcC"" Strikes In "' Cities 8 A spokesman for Trucking Employers Inc said cities where strikes occurred Includ-e-d Houston Dallas Atlanta Cincinnati Oklahoma City " and Chicago Chattandbga Fort Smith Ark He said the walkouts Included one against the firm of which Cantlay is president of Gillette Western Inc Houston The industry spokesman said the walkout there lasted from 2:30 am to 10:25 ' And sometimes she sticks the WHOLE THING Inside my ears!" Don't hack the grass manicure it 1 Burton Rips Firearm Bill - Firearms EsSportlawn' II (ISSN Vr The John- WASHINGTON son Administration Bill was Jumped on Rep Laurence J by Friday who contendBurton ed the legislation "does an injustice to the millions of Control citizens who own and use sporting decent g firearms" """ al relationship between the easy availability of firearms and juvenile and youthful criminal behavior f°i ' : 1 jjr v rf — -- FINEST QUALITY WORSTED "J Oi: For that d feeling and choos your Not Borne Out "This just isn't borne out by the facts" Mr Burton de- - clared In a statement to a House judiciary subcommittee the "We in Utah have as many Tbr more firearms per person as any state (or firearms per nousenoia yei our crime rate is lower than most "To single out pne type of PRICES ARE weapon as a cause of crime Is of an extremely complex problem" Mr Burton added "And it Is US SINATI (Kefouver) loport no more accurate than viewAIDS" "PRICIS or HEARING the bookkeeper's pen as ing klflh margins profit expeiet the cause of an embezzleOverprice NO guide to quality HEARING AID EXORBITANT! 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