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6-A The Register: Danville, Tuesday, Dec. 12,1967 IGH IG ISC OVERT SURVEYOR 6 ON THE MOON WAS ORDERED TO REACTIVATE I i ITS 3 VERNIER DESCENT ENGINES MAKING THE FIRST ROCKET POWERED LIFTOFF FROM THE LUNAR SURFACE. HOVERING FOR6.5SECS. 10 FT. UP, THE CRAFT LANDED 8 FT.

FROM ITS ORIGINAL SITE AND BEGAN 2ND PHOTO SERIES. I V-- I TEST RUN OF AN ULTRA MODERN HIGH SPEED WASHINGTON-NEW YORK ELECTERIC TRAIN PAVED THE WAY FOR REGULAR 1968 SCHEDULES. BUDD CARS WILL PROVIDE 3 HR. SERVICE, HAVE SNACK BARS, SEAT SERVICE AND BE FREE OF NOISE AND VIBRATION. WASHINGTON (AP) The 1 J.S.

Supreme Court ruled in ect Monday that the J. P. Ste- Co. must reinstate 71 em- ployes discharged during an organizing effort by the Textile Vorkers Union of America, AFL-CIO. The company said it would but reluctantly.

The court refused to interfere vith a National Labor Relations 5oard order issued earlier this 'ear holding the vast textile giant guilty of unfair labor prac- ices and ordering reinstatement if the discharged workers. The NLRB order was upheld July 7 by the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City. tevens appealed.

The employes were discharged during a concerted organizing effort by the TWUA at 20 Itevens plants in Rock Hill and SATURN LARGEST AND MOST COMPLEX SPACE MACHINE EVER BUILT, LIFTED OFF FROM CAPE KENNEDY'S MOON BASE RECORDING A "TEXTBOOK PERFECT" MISSION ON ITS MAIDEN FLIGHT. AT LAUNCH FIVE F-l ENGINES PRODUCED SOUND SECOND ONLY TO AN A-BLAST. Virginia Neivs In Brief ROANOKE wholesale price of most soft drinks will be increased 20 cents a case this week in the Roanoke Valley. A spokesman for Dr. Pepper Bottling one of the firms that is increasing its price, said that rises in the cost of sugar, bottle caps and glass are responsible for the higher soft drink prices.

WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Harry F. Byrd pledged today "to fight with every resource at my command" against a 1 per cent tax on the earnings of Virginia and Maryland residents who work in the District of Columbia. Such a commuter levy was suggested last week by John Hechinger, president of the Washington City Council, to provide additional revenues for the district. Byrd told the Senate that he has a high regard for Hechingcr, the proposed tax would be unjust.

He said that Virginia and Maryland residents already pay part of the cost of operating the district government since federal income taxes collected from them help to meet the federal payment of over $60 million to the district. Byrd said they also contribute by payment of the district sales tax and other taxes. WILLIAMSBURG (AP) About 1,700 resident students at the College of William and Mary have signed a petition which they plan to submit to the college president this week calling for higher faculty salaries at the school. Phi Eta Sigma, an honorary scholastic fraternity, originated the petition which voices "profound concern and dissatisfaction with the existing level of faculty salaries." The average faculty salary at is $9,858, among the lowest in the state's 11 major colleges and universities, according to the American Association of University Professors. A sentence in the student petition says it "does not mean the students in tuition." want an increase NEWPORT NEWS (AP) R.

M. Bryant comanager of the Peninsula Shipbuilders Association, has been freed from jail the Civil Rights Act and the Fair Labor Standards Act. "Incomprehensibly," said Judge Bryan, "throughout this case the union is everywhere objecting to remunerative advances for employes. 1 RICHMOND A proces of growth and heightened sec recy on membership is predict ed in the coming year for the Virginia Ku Klux Klan klavera by the state grand dragon, Mar shall R. Kornegay.

Kornegay, in an interview here on good behavior after iSunday with the Richmond serving part of a 30-day sentence for contempt of court. Bryant left jail Monday after serving 20 days of his sentence imposed by Newport News Circuit Court Judge Henry D. Gar- uctt during last summer's strike at the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com RICHMOND (AP) A sharply-divided 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday that a South Carolina-based furniture company engaged irl'an unfair labor by granting a general wage 'increase without union approval. According to a lengthy majority opinion, Korn Industries, showed "bad faith and derogation of its duty to bargain" with the United Furniture Workers of America, AFL-CIO.

But Judge Albert V. Bryan protested in a dissent that such bargaining would have amounted to a "hypocritical farce." Joining Judge Simon E. Sobel- off in the 17-page majority opinion was Judge John D. Bulzncr Jr. According to the majority, the 1965 wage hike amounted to a minimum of 5 cents an hour.

The company, based in Sum- tcr, S.C., said one reason for granting the increase was an effort to meet requirements of Times-Dispatch, refused to di vulge membership figures of the Klan, but said there had been no dimunilion of the ranks. "We have more than we have ever had," he said. Koruegay said the Klan plani to try and place its member: "in any position of leadership' in the state and enlist "peopl 100 per cent unknown." A recent report by the House Committee on Un American Activities (HUAC) lists som 1,250 active members in 27 Vir ginia klaverns. She could be there with our Better Half Fare Seven days a week, your wife (and your children under 22, too) can travel with you for half full off, on the Piedmont-7 Family Plan. See your travel agent or PIEDMONT AIRLINES ROUTE OF THE PACEMAKERS McPHERSON, Kan.

(AP) District Court jury was bein; selected Monday for the firsl degree murder trial of Larry Lancaster, 27. He is accused of killing Lynn Hafermehl, a University of Vir ginia student, with a shotgun blast at a house parly. Hafermehl, 19, was shot in the abdomen as he came in the front door last July 7. He died next day. Authorities said no cause for the shooting was apparent.

Court Rules, In Effect, Stevens Must Reinstate 71 Greenville, S. and at Roan- 1 oke Rapids, N. C. The original NLRB trial examiner held that the workers were discharged because of their union activities, thus violating federal labor law. The examiner's finding was upheld by the full NLRB before Stevens took the matter to court.

In New York, the Stevens company issued a statement Monday saying it would abide by the rulings of the appeals court. "We intend to continue improving our progressive policies regarding our employes, and we believe that they will continue to prefer dealing with us in a direct and personal relationship rather than through an outside organization. Their choice in this is what we seek to preserve," the statement said. Stevens said it felt important 1 questions were involved, and that it hoped that the Supreme Court would be willing to rule on them. One of the questions was a section of the NLRB order that directed Stevens to announce to its workers in the 20 plants that it will not engage in aritiunion activities.

The company called this "essentially a confession of guilt" and said, "Even the convicted felon can never be compelled to confess that he violated the law." In Charlotte, James Pierce, coordinator of the Industrial Un ion Department of the AFL-CIO, who directed much of the Ste vens organizing effort, said "The Stevens Company now will have to live with the fact that the law means what it says vhen it guarantees American workers the right to organize into a labor union without fear of the vengeance of their employer." In its brief opposing the Stevens appeal, the NLRB said the Arizona Resort Again Offers 'Christmas Out Of A Foxhole' For Service Personnel SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. of battle-weary servicemen is basking in the Arizona if their vacation is for real. Fifty-nine soldiers, marines and sailors arrived at the fancy and expensive Camelback Inn Sunday they getting a week's free lodg- ng- The veterans were in for their irst surprise when their plane was greeted by a large official elegation, complete with a of pretty college coeds. The runion of Army Sgt. Dave 20, of Phoenix, vas typical of the emotion- harged greetings between serv- cemen and their relatives.

'Dave Dave, is it you )ave?" cried his 18-year-old sis- er, Linda, as they tearfully em- jraced. Another surprise was in store or them at the hotel. "I figured it was just a hotel downtown Phoenix. I never expected this," said Airman l.C. Leslie H.

Wagner, 23, of Dubuque, Iowa. "You read in Stars and Stripes every day about the demonstrations in the U.S., and you start wondering if you are better off in Vietnam. Well, this has convinced me that this is the greatest country in the world," he added. This is the third year the resort has offered "Christmas Out of a Foxhole." Battle-weary veterans get a chance to spend one week of their Christmas vacation at the resort. While here, the men will be reated to a host of activities, ncluding a'banquet.

They'll get presents and some spending money from the community- sponsored banquet. Navy Hospitalman 2.C. Fred ikland of Sharon, said ic thought there were demon- WASHINGTON (AP) Another Virginian has been fatally wounded in the Vietnam fighting, the Defense Department said Monday. He was Spec. 4 Robert E.

Paciorek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Pjciorek, Elm Mobil Park, Woodbridge. WASHINGTON (AP) An other Virginian has been fatally wounded in the Vietnam fighting, the Defense Department said Monday.

He was Spec. 4 Robert E. Paciorek, son of Mr. and Mrs. I Edward L.

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A friend, John B. Davidson, 19, of Bonny Blue, Lee County, who accompanied Brown the fatal ride last Feb. was sentenced to four years in a juvenile detention center for robbery and altmpted robbery. Davidson was found innocent of the murder of the cabbie, Jakob Meyer, 56. Prosecutor Johannes Liebich ha' 1 demanded the life sentence for Brown and six years in prison for Davidson.

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308-14 Croghead St. strators at Phoenix's Sky Harbor International Airport when he arrived 24 hours after leaving Da Nang. "I saw all these people milling around and I just figured the flower people had come to meet us," he said. "I was surprised as hell when I found out it was the mayor, a band and some college girls. "Our biggest gripe right now are the hippies and I think it was just as well they weren't at the airport.

Some of these guys have short tempers," said Ekland. The men will leave next Saturday for their homes. One ol those looking forward to getting home is S. Sgt. Jerald D.

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Newspapers were deluged with letters to the editor, criticizing Desai and pointing out that he not only was inconsistent, but also that in India it is bad manners to shake hands with a woman. company responded to the union drive and the signup of a "substantial" number of em- ployes with a notice telling workers that the union would operate to their "serious harm." It accused Stevens of a "massive crackdown against union adherents." Stevens insisted in its appeal that there was no evidence that the 71 workers would not have been charged had they not been connected with a union. It challenged the NLRB's find-n" thft the notice constituted an illegal threat under federal law. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry, No longer be annoyed or feel ill-at-l ease because of loose, wobbly false teeth. FASTEETH, an Improved, alkaline powder, holds plates firmer so they feel more comfortable.

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