Lewis To Stand
Trial for Contempt
Of Court
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lowed.
Then Hopkins announced that
Lewis and the union had taken no
action to comply w;th the court’s
order that the no-contract notice
be withdrawn and were ready to
go to a trial which might result in
punishment of the union chief if
convicted of contempt.
Hopkins attempted, however, to
delay the trial date. He said the
union has had no opportunity to
read the government’s argument.
A bulky brief was presented at
the start of the session by Assist
ant Attorney General John F. Son
nett. I
Hopkins declared also that some
union counsel were out of town
and would not be ready.
Sonnett arose abruptly from the
government counsel table and
told Goldsborough the government
would object to any delay in view
of the strike emergency. Goldsbor
ough affirmed the Wednesday
date and directed both sides to be
on hand in the same courtroom at
10:00 a.m., two days hence, de
clared the matter concluded for
the day, and recessed his court.
Contrary to the government’s
position, Hopkins argued that
Lewis’ notice to Secretary of In
terior Krug terminating the UMW
contract was “both legal and
proper. He said also that neither
Lewis nor the union had taken any
action in compliance with the
court’s order to withdraw the can
cellation notice.
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