60 Air Business Remains Bogged
The machinists union and five major airlines resumed talks Saturday after a Thursday break with no clear progress on ending the airline strike now into its second day. The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized other carriers to fill gaps, while two members of the President's Emergency Board issued a statement urging the union to call off the strike during negotiations.
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Washington
Machinists’ Union
David Ginsburg
Richard E. Neustadt
Ther
Far East
CAB
Airlines strike slows coast to coast travel and mail
The nationwide machinists walkout against Eastern Northwest United Trans World and National airlines caused travel delays and empty shelves. Mail service faced emergency measures with air mail priority in Chicago as feeders rail and bus lines filled capacity. Officials warned the strike risks hotel and convention industry losses and urged continued service expansion by non struck carriers.
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Northwest
United
Trans World
National Airlines
Miami Beach
Fla
Chicago
Emergency Board
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
National
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Portales Mailman Dies After Suspected Beating
Robert L. Knight, 27, a Portales mailman, died June 24 at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock after a brain hemorrhage caused by a blow to the left temple. Autopsy by Lubbock physicians followed a two week examination. Knight was found unconscious in a car in a closed garage near his Portales home.
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Portales
Lubbock
Robert L. Knight
Methodist Hospital
Where To Find It cop end Bench ordens Of and Gos Outdoor Society Sports Television Weather Mop
The readable fragment outlines a local guide style item, listing public notices and society entries. It mentions outdoor groups, television listings and weather notes, with minimal detail on events or dates. The sparse text hints at a community calendar or classifieds brief.
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Ordens
of and Gos Outdoor Society
Cong Fall For Yank Ambush In Saigon Clash
U S forces lured a Viet Cong regiment into an ambush near Saigon then opened heavy fire. Warplanes artillery and the 1st Infantry Division killed about 125 of the estimated 2,000 plus enemy and pursued the rest after dark as a 10 day fall of ground fighting continued.
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Saigon
South Viet ‘Nam
U.S
Missouri Guardsmen Guard Fire Units Amid City Walkout
Missouri National Guardsmen were mobilized to protect Kansas City Fire Department property after vandalism during a partial walkout by Local 42 firefighters. Maj. Gen. Adams ordered two engineer battalions to stand by in KC with a Lexington company on standby as Gov. Hearnes approved troop involvement after Mayor Davis requested help. The walkout followed a union demand to cut the work week from 56 to 50 hours, and court orders targeted the dispute while 44 fire stations remained manned for calls only.
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Kansas City
Missouri National Guardsmen
L. B. Adams, Jr
Adjutant General
Lexington
Fie
Warren E. Hearnes
Flus Davis
International Association of Fire Fighters
Coed student killed in Macky Auditorium attack on campus
Ela Jeanne Jaquette a 20 year old junior in arts and sciences was found murdered in an organ practice room of Macky Auditorium on the University of Colorado campus. Police described a violent struggle with sticks and broken glass and said the attacker remains at large.
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Boulder
Cole
Macky
University of Colorado
Ela Jeanne Jaquette
Fred M. Jaquetie
Grand Junction
Colo
Jaquette
College of Arts and Sciences
Rex Scott
Scott
George Howe
Family Reunites After Four Years With Little Peggy
In Tulsa, the Yuan family is reunited with Peggy four years after leaving the four year old behind in Formosa. Yuan sobs as he sees his daughter for the first time since she was a baby, while Peggy, exhausted and wary, clings to her mother.
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Tulsa
Okla
Uaiss
Yuan
Jenner
Formoss
United States
Peggy
Mrs. Yuan
Yuans
Lef
Girl Killed At Game In Fort Worth
Ten year old Janice Crandall was fatally struck by a stray bullet while keeping score at a championship Little League baseball game in Fort Worth. Spectators numbered around 500 as officials investigated possible target practice from nearby pastureland. She died at a hospital after the accidental shooting occurred during a heat drenched day at the field.
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Fort Worth
Janice Crandall
G. D. Crandall
Janice
Amarillo Weather Forecast for Today
The sun shines over Amarillo for the 184th day of 190 in 1944. Parity clouds forecast with a high in the upper tens and a 20 percent chance of rain this afternoon and tonight. More detail on Page 2.
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Amarillo
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