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Nolo -- The Spave Age 17 1 e 5 00 leader minority : m ve to "Mr I nal hun Itousevelt called Common Sense" 11411" ibute itys at 3 pan al Frazer ht Chapel here Garner was not a church member but his son Tully is an Episcopalian Tile rector of St Philips Church Rev" RomIlly 1'iinti illS Val otluLate at ()hen described hon "Just a little old 1)1Ino Girtal LfllPSth ': I-:- tdd 11 flower ppzi 7t but his he said probably could mice not anent! the funeral ser (11 Ithin syli as ako sent Johnson President a pket lash to lied itt night heart tilled ttili AccutronT YOU -- of go tii no is hatted of all ithout a such things" Large his companion in a trembling voice said an hour after Gamer "This morning he told ine he Imed me I reciprocated Ile t as the greatest" The labor leader John L 1103 and stayed so popular in his distind he was consistently vk About reclected making a campaign speech for 25 years Ile came to preside over both houses SAVE b - the cactus not the bluebonnet as year at VatuJerbilt University — Iris ancestors ere Tennes:' seeans —rAtturned to Texas ran for Clarksville city allot-- ney and lost Ile moved to Uvalde 500 miles to the smithIn his successful campaign for county judge he met Mks little Rheiner She was his f mainline his !pollinating 1 1 earned And he by s est e -- 7 - 's 40 t - - '14- IT- ' l''' ----- - - young lawmaker chatnsonie rentaikable losIle introduced a ing causes bill to divide Texas into live stales so as to give the area 10 senators 11' ti Iwgitt : no set( to of Texas The Horn in a log cabin in Itcd River County he studied for a taoghiptiet to tree anti NAY 1898 Ititsion easy" ' in Legislature ther real real good r e I'm jtist got No years to go to make 100 — it should be t i i I I 1 i I of los "When you're to he teeliog eigood or real bad i 4 ' then he started die lost tx0 terms in the Trsas Page (hit wellwishers: 98 youve got d 1 - '''' e' 1 ' f 1 emu months riuti I gvt to be Inn?' At Ins last birthday he told assembled and rprorters 1' t '''''''k s f in the important role : such an building that played dualean ' 1 460 SO STATE ril- - tzl I COUNTY OPPOSITE Portable '-- 4 $8800 IIDG Amtitrott Jleadquaricro '1 ': i ) 1 ) ci: In UAW Chrysler Bout DETROIT (AP) — Facing a less than 36 hours away the United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp Tuesday headed into long bargaining sessions for new contracts covering 103000 employes some of whom have already walked off the job More than 6000 union members at four Chrysler plants in Michigan Missouri and Delaware stopped work Tuesday Ivell ahead of the Wednesday midnight strike deadline imposed by the union One of the walkouts c:anie at the Sterling Stamping plant hear Detroitt where about 2000 men left work early or did not appear at their scheduled time fi 41 ii ' : :: Without which specifying ones a Chrysler spokesman said some plants would have In he closed Wednesday — settlement or not — if the walkout persisted through the night at its Sterling facility one of two important Chrysler stamping plants The other is at - '' Norwood Ohio was hit by a une4ay strike over new contract demands for 4000 workers GM and employes Chrysler have been working without a contract since Sept 6 v‘vhen three-yea- r pacts expired at all Mail Holdup ft'tis V Told: ' 'Times Ilia union - - Meanwhile Ford said all but four of its 16 assembly plants would be back in full by Wednesday production Dallas Three of the four Louis St Tex Mo and Lorain Ohio still have not settled individual plant contracts Tentative agreement was reached Thuesday at - Wixom Mich Union and neg- otiating CAW company teams led by - — - - - - — orlo I ' ' 1 t itt Trical 7ATek- - Reuther r a Ce) Veil a ' 7 i - 0L 4 11"' 7 ' I I a 140 skaa ftia i0 71 1 '' 7 Ui 17 L ill 41 4 0 1 t t - - I ' Loci Equal - tt ' 641 hi CNO 140 ) alha Ford ' r-- 7 0 1 i co r u:' rN ! i j ) : r to 0 o 1r in LI h e rl 111 ig a: ' 4709) i iilb gil t 11" RR 0 got roughly one dollar an hour more in wages and fringe benefits above the old Big Three level of $470 an hour The only major demand the union did not Win at Ford equal pay for Canadian and American workers presents the bigest obstacle to a national agreement at the No 3 a utornaker the absence of a national agreement from midnight of the 8th" Reuther insisted Monday "there will be a strike against Chrysler Corp" T grit Le workers c Paris Brussels Amsterdam Rome For 22 days From oeo $760 ' SP'"Pate 4 I ) i fr'"14N ' - '' - ' ' 1 "‘ Plague Even if a national agreement is worked out local co- : --- - --- raa- - ' - ' """ ' "— a ' sA - ' - '''- - aa- '" ' N " Nk a" 101'''""- 110 ' 4' "''' ''' :' — - ' - - '' ' - ' ''' '''"- :: " " In imo Imo I Mail ' - mon MP loom - - ' ' ' :" Costa del Sol Granada Madrid Salamanca and :: ::' rent-a-ca- rent-a-ca- 0 Box 2212 " ' Boston Massachusetts ! 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t t I meals and all kinds of extras) Pay Chrysler the union Is seeking a pact matching the general economic terms of the ent won from I prices from Salt Lake City inhotels some clude Jets At BOSTON (AP) — A member of the crew of a mail truck looted in the S1500000 mail robbery in Plymouth 1962 pointed to one of the defendants in US District Court Tuesday and identified him as (Hip of the robbers William F Barrett 56 of 1)larislield a postal clerk lierving: as helper aboard the truck identified John J Ke- is one of the main stumtley 53 of Watertown as one of the two men who took the bling blocks in the way of a cash being transported to Bosnew agreement The union is tow from Cape Cod banks i protection' seeking carBarrett said Kelley against what it calk "eroing: a policeinan's uinform sion" of white tollar bargaintan to the right side Of the ing units by transferring work iruck pointed ‘vhat appeared outsie the union's jurisdirIn be a rifle at his head and non ordered him to °lien the door Pension Restorn I ion Kelley and Mrs Patricia J In Diaterio 32 of Bosion an atpenions the union seeks tractive blonde mother of to restore pension credits to tour are on trial before a workers laid oil between 194 jury on charges of mail rob- and 19ti2 when Chrysler went through lean years bery The firm lost $338M000 in A third defendant Thomas 1938 and $3400000 In 1939 and 41 R :Richards of Weymouth did not appear for the total employment was down opening of trial Monday and a to 74377 in 1961 the lowest warrant waS issued for his PoRttmstillilerre Illia'°srldhlitIVairralleid on air(ist forfeiting his $25000 the wage parity demand bail His counsel F Lee Bab lev :"said he does not know which he says is a must from where Richards is and tears Chrysler this year'' the union he play have been kidiniped" might consent to have dispari ender questioning by US' ty eliminated over a three Atty Paul F Markham who year period The Canadian worker aver Is prosecuting Barrett said Kelley was the same man he ages about 40 cents an hour saw: iin a Watertown diner in less than his US counterpart June 1964 He went there in whose average hourly straight time wage was $341 before company of a postal inspethe Ford contract ctorBarrett said : -1 fl i i I f ildril 7: A Tom to kri tor groups — f- at Ii 5 or ' 1 dit dir chi nfl more for De Pan American Norld Almays 3281672 or write Pan Am at: $01'17th Street Denver Colo " S ?ore -- ss — e r : i get I 64a also 1 Holidays we've got 12 brand-neones for this fall and winter They're all in a booklet you can send for with our coupon But before you send for it here's a sampling of what they're all about (Remember that these '' ' ' ''''' ' f 'i''''' - - ''' i '' ' Pan Ain makes the going great - le -- - i ' ' 'tt' : 4 '1r — :Y''''- ' 0 ' ' :: rer to i 1sicAot7t y 4c(01 0 1 -- 4 ' :::'-- se '' '''''42P"''' - — Ma mu sur - - lco-i- I ' ' - f 3 L A ' Pie the 19'1 Ars'-':- - t I t w latrziri'l ( 11e r tract 7- i li 114147 !I a ill - te37t 0 rl f'41 ii to pensive or inexpensive The fact is nobody gives you as wide a range of vacation as we can with possibilities And 0 II 1 sat disputes which kept Enid shut t km n two ueekg after terms were agreed on at the national level could also plague Chrysler The CAW has more local contracts at Chrysler — 60 covering 95000 hourly rated workers and 71 covering 8000 salaried personnel — than at Ford the Ford settle Applying mem to cover white collar workers — unique at Chrysler :' ave we ans- ntract - The answer is Europe On a Pan Arno Holiday Package vacation Escorted or unescorted Long or short Ex ' President P and John D Leary Chrysler vice president for administration returned to the haragin- ing table Tuesday morning A union spokesman said the strikes at the three Chrysler plants were not authorized by the international union but added they could not be called wildcat strikes" since the workers did not have a eon- Walter agreemne A - and the Big Three firms struck Ford Force Early Closing 74 Clocks tn strike deadline 4 i r li Itr lit ii le i ti r mu i airline t ‘ I i - : : Jaw I41 1 ! 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