New Castle Local Signs New Contract
In New Castle, Indiana, a local announcement notes a new three year contract ratified by the union. The agreement is tied to work at the Ingersoll Steel Division and Borg-Warner plants, with local leadership voicing support amid party politics.
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Jan Khene Smith
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Ingersoll Steel Division
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Speedy Trial Sought in Maloney Tax Indictment in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh police supt Lawrence J Maloney was indicted by a federal grand jury on income tax evasion charges for failing to report 230873 dollars from 1958 to 1963 and owing 111543 dollars in taxes. The mayor suspended him, citing sensitive police work, while Maloney demanded a speedy court hearing.
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James J. Dillon
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Scribe Wins Competition For Aviation Writing Prize
Robert J. Serling, aviation editor for United Press International, won TWAs 27th annual writing contest for his aviation development stories. He shared top honors in the newspaper class and received a total of 200 dollars. Other winners included editors and reporters from Christian Science Monitor, Chicago Sun-Times, American Aviation, Business Week, Esquire, Indianapolis Times, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, WHIO-TV Dayton, WFIL-TV Philadelphia, and WCCO Minneapolis.
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United Press International
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James H. Winchester
Christian Science Monitor
Wade Franklin
Chicago Sun-Times
William V. Henzey
American Aviation
Brenton Welling Jr
Business Week
Richard Joseph
Esquire
Lloyd B. Walton
Indianapolis Times
Jack Zebrt
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Andy Cassels
Whio-Tv News
Dayton
Ohio
Joseph Phipps
Art Ciocco
Wfil-Tv
Philadelphia
Gas Explosion Destroys Marion Residence Injures Family
A gas explosion in Marion Indiana wounded four members of the Turner family and prompted evacuation of a Westside neighborhood. Herman Turner Jr 29 opened the basement furnace to check a gas odor when fumes ignited causing a blast that blew out two walls. Turner hospitalized in critical condition his wife Cora Lee 31 and two daughters Karen Kay 10 and Stephanie Sue 2 were admitted in poor condition. Gas crews searched for leaks as the area was evacuated.
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Stephanie Sue
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