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titulflwl Want Ad Kff-ltti S39AU1 THE LATROBE BULLETIN Thursday, October 3, 1968 Page 5 failure of this construction job II Strikes I Next Move Up To LBJ In Court-Senate Fuss Jeers, Cheers Welcome Wallace To Civic Arena (Continued From Page 1) mass picketing was resumed. No Comment None of the union's officers happen Griffin said. "I personnel, announced that Local 758 UAW had rejected the company's grievance on damages and return to Step VT "Under! the agreement we reached earlier this week," Hewitt said, "this grievance will now go to the fourth step in the grievance procedure which is arbitration." Vulcan has been closed by a work stoppage since Sept. 3, with the union refusing to return to work unless 14 discharg could be reached for comment. to proceed as.

scheduled. I "I have previously advised you in my letter of Sept 13 that this was an improper and illegal activity on the part of the local union, since no production or "maintenance operations are carried on there. I further advised that no progress could be made in resolving our just differences until this activity ceased. Your officers recognized that this was and agreed that the picketing should be. halted.

This think whether it is President Humphrey or President Nixon, they'll have to change the way Kenriametal and union bar you pick Supreme -Court justi gainers met last night at Holiday Inn, Ligonier, at the call of ces. From now on 1 think Commissioner Arthur Wellman be, well, more antiseptic. Circuit Court Judge -Homer onstrator; "go home, go home." The demonstrators waved a huge banner reading "Reason says defeat Wallace" and then smouted "Draft Wallace." Wallace shouted over the roar of the crowd: "These are the kinds of anarchists the country is sick, and tired of." Wallace drew loud applause from his adherents when he told the hecklers: "These two national parties have kow-towed to this group in of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. PITTSBURGH (UPI) Jeers and catcalls mingled with cheers and hurrahs Wednesday night at la rally for George C. Wallace at the Civic Arena, located on the fringes of one of the city's Negro ghettos.

"Pig," snouted about 250 demonstrators from the balcony as the former Alabama governor addressed an estimated to 10,000 persons, Supporters Cheer But cheers welled up from many of supporters. Then, they shouted to the dem- Thornberry of Texas; also; lost out in the issue. He was ed employes are re-instated. However, no progress was was expressed in a letter from Johnson's nominee to take the made, according to Lennon, By ROY McGHEE WASHINGTON (UPI)-Now it is President Johnson's move in his turbulent set-to with the Senate over, the Supreme Court. By all appearances, he plans to make it warily, The stunning personal defeat for Johnson signified by his withdrawal of the Abe Fortas nomination Wednesday, left the President little room to save face.

He must swallow his humiliation and leave the naming of Chief Justice Earl Warren's successor to the next president or risk added insult by proposing another candidate, who might fail Senate confirmation just as Fortas did. There appeared to be little seat Fortas would have vacated in moving up to head the court. who added, "absolutely nothing Fred B. Smith to F. J.

Surpre-nant of the National Labor Relations Board on Sept. 17. was accomplished." He said another meeting was the picketing tem scheduled for Tuesday by the the balcony and that's "why you're not safe in the streets of mediator, but "it is doubtful whether it will be held in the wake of these new develop The company has refused to rescind the discharges, the outgrowth of the strike, but has offered to process them through the grievance 'procedure' only if the remainder of the union members return to work. The company has charged that the work stoppage is "illegal" because Vulcan's contract with Local 758 runs until 1970. lttsburgh.

"I'm glad you're be (Continued From Page 1) ments." sharp knife and started ripping cause you're going to get me a The Kennametal strike, af million votes around this coun Gen. Curtis LeMay into my skin. One cut ran down fecting 850 production em the left side of my stomach try." The hecklers replied wnn suddenly all three went porarily halted and the contruc-tion workers were allowed to return to their jobs, although there was sporadic harassment from outside of the 125-foot boundary, limit "On Monday morning this week organized picketing again blocked the construction gate, and work at the new rolling mill was completely halted. Banking On Mill "As you undoubtedly know, we are all banking heavily upon prospect Warren would with ployes, is now in its seventh week. Fifteen miles away, Olym Wallace shouts of "Wallace, go home" and he answered, 'Why don't you go home?" Latrobe Steel's damage suit pic village on tne capitals draw his resignation, which was tendered contingent on confirmation of a successor.

southern edge, the executive was filed on behalf of the company by Atty. John Alder of Committee of the International (Continued From Page 1) Steady Stream The hecklers kept up a steady Withdrawal would be taken as proof he timed his leaving to Olympic Committee went into was one of the "Hardest Reed, Smith, Shaw and Mc- session before dawn. decisions of my life." Clay, a Pittsburgh law firm. JOLEN give Johnson the chance to stream of uncomplimentary remarks while Wallace spoke, but One Olympic official told UPI He said he "studied the The complaint alleged that name his an allega there were no serious incidents. Correspondent Mike Hughes situation for two months" creme bleach pickets appeared periodically at tion of "political maneuvering" Coeds Held In Police Drug Probe LOCK HAVEN, Pa.

(UPI) -Lock Haven State College coeds were among a number of young persons arrested last night and early today, in an investigation ra'dahgero links to Pennsylvania State University. More Arrests Police said other arrests were expected. Charged with use of juana and. other dangerous drugs and held in bail before Alderman Harold Dona-hay were: Maryann Tennis, 21, Tyrone, Donna Viola, 19, Middle- this mill for our uture expan befote1he-emgeflcyessioqthe siti' of the new $8 million beforetiecidinrtoiout'WallaceT DeiaDorea Dy ine opposition in Wallace told the audience. "One would be right to assume the Senate's Fortas.

debate. "I don't have to do this," rolling mill and asked, in add! sion and well-bemg in the Latrobe area. It was specifically designed for efficiency to com His comment prompted heck the games are in jeopardy of LeMay said. prefer not. to The White House gave no hint what Johnson would do next, lers to snout "uu," iseig being canceled." but I feel this is.one more task tion to the $400,000 for past damages, $30,000 each day the work is interrupted at the pete in world markets.

It will HeiL" "Fuhrer," and they dis Government officials hinted at have, to, do for my. country." greatly increase our total ca played signs reading, "I'm an a Communist plot to break up but a spokesman said he would be discussing -the matter with Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark and construction site. LeMay said he had "always pacity and will permit much Mexico's proud $150 million anarchist.

Run me over wnn your car. Just try if." X-atrobe Steel contends the been a Republican." higher scales and production "appropriate advisers." secondary picketing violates the effort to stage first Olympic Games-the four- oali- myself a -moderate reported several nents Meanwnne, warren ana for than we are able to achieve" in our present facilities. It will Labor Management Relations broke out between' whites and Republican that might be a tas, as associate justice, will be year global athletic meet called Act. Negroes when the rally was little on the right side," he said. back on the bench Monday off in modern tunes previously therefore provide greater opportunity and security from all Marcus W.

Saxman III, La But he said none of the 7 when the high court opens its only by world war. over but no one was injurea seriously. At least three persons were arrested. Republican leaders all term. Blame Foreign Influences trobe Steel Co.

president, told employes in a letter sent to them today that he "regretted "have come out with' statements In granting Fortas' request to "The disturbances have been A large force of police stayed town, Anne Marie withdraw the nomination, John originated by interests in to convince me that they will straighten' things out. This cure, 20, Montoursville, on duty in the area, but the crowd dispersed quickly. son expressed profound disap the legal action," but that the "current situation leaves us no fluenced by foreign groups," the bothers me. presidential spokesman told and. Margaret Louise Minz, 21, Tryon, N.C., all Lock Haven pointment the Senate allowed the selection to be filibustered "It appears to me that in the employes hourly as well as salary.

All of us whose livelihood is derived from Latrobe Steel Co. have suffered and will continue to suffer as a result of this unfortunate situation. Additional harm is being done as it prevents any constructive progress toward resumption of production In our existing facilities. newsmen. The two-month-old last couDle of decades ouri coeds.

to death without even permit Reservists rumbling street violence be country has deteriorated very ing a direct vote on the tween police and troops and Michael McMasters, 18, and Thomas 18, both much. nomination Itself. students demanding release LeMay said he was worried "I urge all involved with and -of Lock Haven, were held in Deactivation imprisoned Communists concerned about our Constitu about the, country's financial reached a climax at 6 p.m alternative." Text Of Letter Following is the text of the letter: "As a result of the unauthorized picketing activities at the site of the new rolling mill, the company has been forced to take drastic legal action which regrets deeply having to do. i "We are entering a damage ion and its form of government condition and growing crime Wednesday in the square $10,000 bail each on a charge of possession, sale and use of marijuana and other dangerous drugs. Neither attends the state Problem! fade with JCB, th fabulous new cosmetic that bleaches superfluous hair on face, arm and legs.

In minutes, medically approved JCB turns hair blond to blend with skin tones. Safe for sensitive skin try it nowl Giant JCB $5 Reg. JCB $2 to pledge now that this shall be rate. Announced dedicated to culture. no precedent and tnat tne Pickup as before at 4th pgh: The tough-talking Last week at least seven Senate hereafter will act by college here.

Graduate Student WASHINGTON (UPI) The majority will and never fail to students were killed and more than a score injured in sporadic No Advance Word Though his- name had long Air Force plans early deactiva address itself to the issues Police also said a graduate street fighting that paused only tion of about 17.500 Air which it has the constitutional been One of those in speculation, student at Penn State was ar with troops occupying capita Reservists and Air National suit in the United States District Court in the amount of ap duty to answer," he said in his neither LeMay nor Wallace campuses and rebel leaders "We sincerely regret having to institute this action, but the current situation leaves us no alternative." Local 1537 USW has been on strike since Sept. 3 after a new three-year contract covering 1,550 production employes could not be fashioned. Since the start of the strike, the. rank. and.iileiias..jejected two contract offers.

At Vulcan Mold, Thomas L. Hewitt, director of industrial Guardsmen called up for two- withdrawal statement. gave any advance word on his rested at his apartment near the school early today and that a quantity of marijuana, LSD proximately $400,000 plus i i agreeing to a truce. Bu Sen. Robert P.

Griffith. R- vear active auiv nucnes uus Dlace on the ticket. 000 a day against USW Local sparkplug of the Republi year the Pueblo crisis. Wednesday, the thousands i antigovernment student The general would, replace 1537, its officers, and represen can-Southern Democrat coali- and methadrene was conns cated. Defense Secretary uarK M.

former Gov. Marvin Griffin of ItatiyesJorjaclnaLand potential massed in thesquare around an 1001 tIGONVER STr tion-that killed the nomination Clifford announced late-Wednes fieorffiar-ivho" has served- as damages suffered by the com Aztec pyramid; speakers shou! indicated he thought Johnson day the men would be phased of "-Police William Ryan said the traffic in Wallace's "stand-in" vice pres ing for a march on the adjacen had had enough. back to civilian life by June 30, pany as a result of unlawful picketing which resulted in the idential candidate to enable him narcotics had been under sur prep school guarded by police. "It's hard to say what wi with one aeromedical evacua to eet on state ballots. veillance for some time.

He Though jt is apparently too tion squadron and three air terminal support squadrons late to remove Griffins name said police followed a car from Penn State -College to Lpck Haven late last night, halted it being demobilized by the end of from the ballots in some states, Wallace has said he does not this year. Others Scattered and arrested McMann and two believe this would create GM MKOPIMUMf About 16,000 of the men are girls. Includes previous nroblern. since the electors are still with outfits activated as a "free agents" who can vote for unit and will be deactivated by whomever they please. The announcement came mid' unit.

The 1,500 others are Fatals scattered and will have to meet wav in a six-day trip Wallace certain qualifications concerning was making through the Mid duty station and previous duty (Continued From Page 1) west and Northeast. service to be eligible for early At stops in Illinois, Michigan The elder Funk suffered injuries of the left leg. His son release. and Ohio. Wallace nas consis The units Clifford did not tently drawn large crowds and Thomas, 15, suffered injuries i-i specifically designate for re iust as consistently nas neen lease this year will be greeted with determined bands to the legs and chest Another son, Ronald, 11, sustained face and teg injuries.

Scott, 10, was deactivated in April, May or of hecklers. June next year. Anoarently nettled by recent treated and discharged and a friend Richard Ohler, 15, statements of Vice President Hubert 'Humphrey which compared him with Hitler, Wallace Yukon received lacerations and Clifford, noting the men were called up subject to two year's active duty, said their status had been under continuous Air injuries to the leg and arm. sa in PittsDUrgn weanesuay King was treated and releaS' Force study aimed at returning that he had fought the Nazis in ed from Frick Community Hos them to civilian life as soon as (A quick tour of soma of the thoughtful new features the 1969 Chevrolets offer that other cars in Chevrolet's Held don't) pital where all the victims were World War II and was disabled American possible. taken.

The others were detain "The plans announced today ed and reported in fair condi Humphrey can tell us his military record," said could be changed, or course, tion. see circumstances "fhe'Tormer Alabama governor; State police" estimated total arise," Clifford cautioned. "When you see Mr. Humphrey damages at $2,300. 'Those units on combat duty ask him his military record.

in the Pacific area will be A runaway horse caused con siderable damage to a small He later repeated the re replaced by regular Air Force mark at a $25 a plate dinner attended by 550 and a rally squadrons, thus maintaining our foreign car driven by William Bloom of 107 Birchbrook Court, Irwin, about 9:20 p.m. yesterday force posture in that area at its attended, by more than 9,000 present level, Clifford said. He said the Republicans and (And without giving up that mot firm feel on straightaways.) Variable-ratio power steering is particularly helpful in short, full turns. And parking becomes unbelievably easy. OfouTl see.

on Route 119 in E. Huntingdon Most of the guardsmen and Democrats had started out with reservists were called up the announced intention ignoring him in the campaign "but now they mention us in swiftly after disclosure of North Korea's seizure of the U.S. intelligence ship Pueblo Jan. 23. Walk-in wagons every speech." He said this just meant tha Some To Korea About 4,000 of the men were his strength was growing.

sent overseas, along with unit equipment Some went to Vietnam, some to Korea. you wouldn't believe possible on sEck ice, or packed snow. A pressurized container sits up under each rear wheelhousing, and holds about 15 applications. Which could get you through several winters in some parts of the country. a i Several weeks in others.) I Available on all 1969 big Chevrolets, Steering wheel lock When you own a car as desirable as be 1969 Chevrolet you don't take chances.

When you leave it you lock it Not just the doors. You lock the ignition, steering wheel and transmission lever, too. Our new lock on the steering column care of all So even if somebody manages to break in and cross the wires, he'll have a bard time going anywhere. Standard on all 1969 Chevrolets, Chevelles, Chevy Novas, Cam area and Corvettes. Sorry, car thieves.

Power steering plus The tailgate swings open like-a Soot on most of our 1969 station wagons. Which in itself is no big deal. But wait, there's more. We've built a concealed step Into tha rear bumper. You simply step up, over, and in.

(The way we build our wagons, yom can do it without bumping your head, and without acrobatics.) Walk into wagon soon at your Chevrolet dealer's. Twp. The animal, owned by Calvin Edward Miller of Mt Pleasant R.D. 3, was killed instantly. The horse was valued at about $200 and damage to the vehicle amounted to $250.

No injuries were reported. Joseph R. Morton, 29, of 342 Thompson Latrobe, and Robert Lucas, 16, of House 93, Crabtree, were slightly injured on Route 64147 in Unity Twp. about 6 p.m. yesterday.

Morton's car ran out of control trying to avoid another vehicle which backed out of another road, went across the highway, hit the other berm and came across again and struck a pole. Morton suffered contusions of the left hip and Ucas, a passenger, received multiple lacerations. Both were treated at Latrobe Hospital Damage amounted to $400. shouted "Draft Headlight washers You push the windshield washer knob nd hold it, and what happens? Your headlights come clean. Fluid is diverted to two jet nozzles at each light lens.

(Outer lights only on duals.) The spray ia strong. It removes cp to 80 of accumulated dirt The feature ia standard on 1969 Corvettes. It comes with the hidden headlights available on Camaro, Caprice, and Kings wood Estate Wagons. It is available on all other models except Corvair. Be the first on your block.

i Heated glass In a moment your rear window wQl self -defrost Because we've built onto it a network of tiny ceramic stripe capable of heating the entire surface. Fog and frost disappear quickly and quietly. Yoti iust flick a The heated rear window is available on the 1969 Caprice Coupe and Impala Custom Coupe. Pushbutton tire chains This is ingenious, if we do say so ourselves. You press a button on the instrument panel and the rear tires get a shot of liquid tire chain." You spin your wheels once, wait a moment, and you're of-witb.

traction 69 Impala Custom Coupe The rest were placed on active duty at Air Force bases in the United States, some, to release regular Air Force men for service In Vietaamr The Navy announced previously it would release the 600 Air Reservists from the Pueblo callup. The Army, however, which called up more than 20,000 men in April, has said it sees no reason to consider its requirements or to release the men. sat Pa. Weather To Change, By United Press International A cold front will move eastward across Pennsylvania today and tonight and replace unseasonably mild weather with more normal temperatures for this time of the year. Scattered showers and thun-dershowers preceeded the cold front on its eastward movement with winds increasing to 15 to 25 miles per hour and gusting higher.

Temperatures will drop overnight into the upper 30's in northwestern Pennsylvania and range into, the low and middle 50's in the southeast section of the state. Skies will be partly cloudy to cloudy on Friday with a strong northwest flow of cool air dom The 1969 Caprice, Impala and Camaro are Vietnam available with a new type of power steering. Variable-ratio power steering. What it does is give you faster steering with fewer turns oi tne wheel And with no increase in effort on your part Hide Witnesses CHATHAM, England (LTD Thick blinds have been placed over the windows of the first-floor witnesses waiting room at (Continued From Page 1) New Jersey's call to duty a "new war escalation grossly violate (North Vietnamese) sovereignty and In another action, Communist soldiers slammed 150 mortar shells into a U.S. 25th Division artillery outpost 13 miles from Saifon and tried to overrun it Four Americans were wounded beating back the attack today.

They reported killing 13 inating the state. A few showers were likely in the north and west sections. Highest temperatures will run from the upper the local police court "We thought witnesses might be embarrassed by being seen by passersby, who may have thought they were defendants," or officer said. 40's northwest to around .70 southeast 4.