Massive Indiana Rubber Workers Strike Hits Plants
About 5,250 United Rubber Workers walk out at U S Rubber Co plants in Mishawaka Indianapolis and Washington Indiana after a contract deadline expired. Mishawaka saw 4,000 on strike. Indianapolis about 9 percent. Washington roughly 350. National talks in New York run long as job classification issues block settlement.
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Indianapolis
UPD
United Rubber Workers of America
Indiana
U.S. Rubber Co
Mishawaka
Washington
Ha Ball
Misha
Paul Gerard
New York
White supremacist trio pleads guilty in NC bombing case
Three white men including a Ku Klux Klan figure pleaded guilty in New Bern to bombing civil rights era cars. Laurie Fillingame 21 and Raymond Mills 35 received five years with suspended sentences. Edward Fillingame 23 got two years suspended on a reduced misdemeanor. All must pay costs and restitution and face three years probation. Governor Moore condemned the act as investigators pursued further trials.
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New Bern
N.C
UPI
Cyclops
Ku Klux Klan
Jen
Laurie Latham Fillingame
Raymond D. Mills
Rian
Edward Earl Filthgame
Laurie
Mills
Dan K. Moore
State Bureau of Investiom
Indianapolis hogs and cattle market report
AP notes a pig market with 3,630 hogs active and higher sows from 25 to 5 to butchers and veal and steer quotes. Cattle and lamb prices show steady to active demand with various weight ranges and high choice beef around 18.09 per hundred weights and vealers at top levels.
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Ydianapolis
Ely
Robert Lowell Turns Downs Arts Festival Bid
A fragmentary report details protests in Berlin with General Omeara and Soviet commanders in early East German tensions. A mob damaged the U S and Soviet missions, damaged vehicles, and spray painted anti American slogans. The U S Army pledged to protect mission grounds amid the unrest.
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Robert Lowell Turns Downs
Andrew P. Omeara
U.S
Europe
Piotr K. Koschewoi
East Germany
Berlin
UPI
United
V.4
States Army
Germany
Potsdam
Tary Hasson
Viet Nam
Sion
United States
A. Bondarenko
U.S. Army
Frankfurt
Heidelberg
Riot in Berlin and military aftermath reported
Witnesses describe Soviet officers driving past the mission as a riot raged outside Berlin. Reports note a ripped staff and flag with Americans go home painted in white, while another U S flag was shredded. Heavy rains affect Monrovia and Sierra Leone. West Point notes General Douglas MacArthur as the academy’s youngest head.
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U.S
Berlin
Rue
Antena
West Point
Douglas MacArthur
United States Military Academy
Gemini Launch To Reach Europe Via Satellite
Comsat said the Gemini launch would be beamed live by Early Bird satellite to viewers across Europe including Britain France Belgium the Netherlands West Germany Austria Denmark Sweden Norway and Switzerland with broad coverage also planned for Ireland Spain Portugal and Yugoslavia. The launch schedule and international feed arrangements illustrate a wide telecast plan amid Cold War era satellite expansion.
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Europe
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
West Germany
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
Yugoslavia
Washington
UPS
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Soviet Union
Wife Bound Over To Grand Jury On Poison Charge
Mrs. Bertha Parks, 47, Indianapolis, was bound over to a grand jury on charges stemming from an alleged attempt to poison her postman husband. Dr. Robert Forney found arsenic traces in the husband’s hair. The case followed reports of a weed killer containing arsenic mixed with tuna salad. Production notes mention timber demand trends in New Orleans.
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Veteran's Administration
Robert Forney
Indianapolis
UPI
Bertha Parks
I Lapolis
Wasitington
James Monhusband
Joe
John Nation
George Christ
Washington
Ees
Parks
Raleigh
North Carolina
Cigarette Smoking Damages Gullet Study Finds
A National Tuberculosis Association report shows pre cancerous cells in the gullets of 79.8 percent of cigarette smokers, while 93.1 percent of non smokers had no such cells. The gullet or esophagus is shown as a nine inch tube from throat to stomach.
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Chicago
National
Omnisections Made HHCAGO Ceremony Report
Fragmented OCR text mentions a college annual commencement ceremony and references a couple of elements including a drought and cold. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Hhcago
LPI
David Eonesday
Engrams Corporation
Wif Morary
Foreign Coins Legal in US Until 1857
Foreign coins continued in circulation in the United States from 1792 to 1857 while the U S. currency faced competition. The article notes that foreign pieces held legal tender status until their end in 1857 despite ongoing US coin production.
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Washington
United States
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