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1Q SeC. 1961 Igtf flngrUtfOnte 2Ar has the 4th District sent a Republican to Congress. Waggoner, 43, a wholesale petroleum products dealer, Segregationist Wins Primary in Louisiana Union Prods Chrysler on Local Plant Pacts i UAW Confident 12 Remaining Settlements See one of i these Defers for Will Be Accomplished by Tuesday Deadline' ho as necessary during weekend. still unsettled, too, were DETROIT (UPI) The United Auto Workers! stepped up pressure batur- day to settle a nanatui oi.two vcnticai non-economic local contract disputes atnational contract disputes in production standards 7 and union representation, piu3 some economic prob- a 1 1 with such nsmnn based much of his campaign on an attack on a television documentary, "Walk in My bnoes, wnicn ne saia was anti-white and pro-Negro. His objections to the docu mentary started a statewide boycott movement against the sponsor, Bell Howell.

Fewer than half the 95,000 registered Democrats in the 4th District voted in the primary. Waggoner's close rival, insurance salesman Marvin Bass, got 5,292 votes Caterpillar Strike Talks Broken Off PEORIA, 111. (UPI) The United Auto Workera and Caterpillar Tractor Co. broke off contract negotiations Saturday night two hours before a scheduled nationwide walkout. Patrick Greathouse, vice president of the UAW Inter national, said pickets would appear at company plants in Illinois, Colorado and Pennsylvania.

The strike about 20,000 said. would affect workers, he things as pensions and insurance. Chrysler has offered the union substantially the same economic package it won from General Motors and Ford. Subcommittees worked Saturday to write the final language for economic areas of the contract. The two sides are working against a new union deadline of 8 p.m.

Tuesday, the time set for a meeting of the UAW Executive vm SHREVEPORT, La. (UPI) Joe D. Waggoner, a militant segregationist, won a Demo- cratic primary aaiuraay night by landslide propor tions, virtually assunng him a partial term in Congress Waggoner polled 27,506 votes, nearly four times as many as hi3 four opponents combined, on the basis of complete unofficial tabula tion3 in Louisiana's 4th Dis trict. The special congressional election was called in northern Louisiana to fill the un expired term of Rep. Over ton Brooks, who died of a heart attack early in Sep tember.

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Mansfield, the Senate Democratic leader, said he did not know which of several controversial proposals advanced by the Civil Rights Commission might be spon sored if the President decides to seek action. Republicans who class themselves as liberals have criticized Mr. Kennedy for not recommending any' new civil rights legislation. Some of them have indicated they intend to make this an issue in next year's congressional campaign. Under Pressure Atty.

Gen. Kennedy has been under pressure from spme Democrats to come up with specific legislative sug gestions. But he is reported to have delayed any decision. until early next year. -In a series of reports, the Civil Rights Commission has called, among other things, for legislation to ban racial discrimination in labor unions.

It has proposed legislation to make completion of al sixth grade education sufficient qualification to pass literacy voting tests. It has asked for federal action to require local school boards! to comply with the Supreme Court integration ruling, Commission also has urged Mr. Kennedy to issue orders against segregation in the National Guard, to insure Negroes equal job opportunities on all federally subsidized projects and to bar segregation in government-aided housing. Filibuster Possibility I The Commission's legislative recommendations are of a' nature that could be expected to provoke a Southern Democratic filibuster if they ever reached the Sen-Ite floor. 'There also apparently Would be strong opposition iVom organized labor gainst the Commission's recommendation that Congress write into the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act a provision barring any union from re fusing membership to any person because of race, color, creed or national origin." The AFL-CIO already has rejected proposals to penal ize unions that refuse to lower racial barriers.

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