Strikes Over Nation Cause Heavy Losses
Strikes idled about a quarter of a million workers nationwide while labor disputes in construction aircraft and maritime industries threatened more layoffs. Key unions settled some conflicts while others faced rejections, with mediation and arbitration efforts affecting air carriers and Ford plants.
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United Press International
Flight Engineers Union
Trans World Airlines
Arthur J Goldberg
Rank
Fie
TWA
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Ford
New York Telephone Co
Worers of
America
Democratic and Ozark pilots wage late stage talks
In St Louis Missouri UPI reports federal mediation seeks to avert a pilot strike as Ozark Airlines crews threaten action over contract disputes. Negotiators aim at binding arbitration while leaders say talks continue despite no progress and a possible strike deadline looming.
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Switzer
UPI
Mi R Town
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennes
St. Louis
Chicago
Ozark
Omaha
Louisville
Twin Cities
Nashville
Tenn
Nomin Ozark
Joseph H.jations
FitzGerald
Russell E. Davis
jCastle
Joseph
Farina
la Porte
Jory
William C. Smith
State Department
Washington, DC
Secretary of State
Anderson Obituaries Wide-Ranging Local Death Notices
Obituaries from Anderson and surrounding areas note Harry Smith 69 Carlisle Indiana formerly of Anderson died at home. Survivors include Lois his widow Gardette a son Ruth Reynolds of Carlisle two stepchildren Robert Bullard in Germany Barbara Bullard at home Funeral arrangements at Indian Prairie Baptist Carlisle. Tracy Ann Turner daughter of William E and Betty Talley Turner died at birth in St John’s Hospital. Parents and two grandparents survive along with four brothers. Casaphus Maury 52 of Fresno California formerly Alderson died in a Fresno hospital. Survivors include three sons Robert Thaddu and Lemar and three daughters Betty Lou Thelma Lee and Celesta Maury plus a brother and sister and five grandchildren. Body being sent to Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel Anderson. Knightstown resident died at home with two sisters and three grandchildren mentioned. Arthur Melson Jr 18 Joliet Illinois formerly of Anderson died Monday services by Baker Brothers Funeral Home Anderson. John Ent Sr 51 Markleville died Wednesday services by Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Anderson. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Nora Banker 75 Middletown died Wednesday services in Ballard Shirey Funeral Home Middletown. Lora Collier 85 Knightstown died at home burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Insect damage noted as major forest loss factor in Washington.
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Harry Smith
Carlisle
Ind
Anderson
Lois
Gardette
Ruth Reynolds
Carisle
Robert Bullard
Germany
Barbara Bullard
Hheme
Sale
Lurday
Indian Prairie
Tracy Turner
Tracy Ann
William E
Betty Talley Turner
St. John's Hospital
Carl Talley
William H. Turner
Lafayette
Stephen
Bradford
Christopher
Anthony
Harald E. Rozelle
Casaphus Maury
Corphus Maury
Fresno
Calif
Alderson
Robert
Compton
Thaddus and
Lemar
Muskogee
Okla
Betty" Lou Maury
Thelma Lee Maury
Celesta Teen Maury
Wichita
Kan
George
West, Ville
Callie Dixon
Underwood and Brooks Memorial
Knightstown
F . Brothers Funeral Home
John Siner
First Methodist
Hancock County
Coaltrin
Ander
Collier
Noblesville
Stian
Knights
Son Memorial Park
Arthur Melson JR
Joliet
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Markleville
John W. Ent Sr
Harold E. Rozelle
Robert w.Fribley
An- Hurt
Lake Dersyn
Sener Sane
Hans Buren
Noblesulle — Fer
Blue Neal Tome
Masons den Pital
Goshen
Mendenhall
Bellingham
Neral
Zionsville
Lake Tippe
Nora Banker Sance
Ion Coun
Middletown
Goshen Hopattel
Esmerelda
Nora Edna Banker
Lendon
Shirey Funeral
Middles
Morgan Groves Patene
Albany
Angeteo
Christian Church
Bell Tery
Lora Collier
Ingham
North Park
Pearl
A. B
Belling- Washington
John
Charles Holliday
Rt.i Stezhzon
South Bend
Indiana Supreme Court race nominations at state convention
Delegates chosen to fill three Indiana Supreme Court seats include William E. Wilson and Alice C. Whitecotton among others. The 1962 state platform is to be adopted at the State Fair Coliseum as Gov. Welsh and officials speak before nominations and the Northern Indiana Appellate Court contest is resolved prior to the senatorial vote.
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Bretz
Nern
John S. Gonas
South Bend
Indiana
Democratic Organization
Brett
G. Remy Bierly
Decatur
Dartford Uily
William E. Wilson
Jeffersonville
Alice C. Whitecotton
Indianapolis
John R. Ax
Linton
Walter E. Myers Jr
Frederick F. Rakeshaw
Rochester
Supreme Court
Seonvention
J. Manfred Core
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Hartke
Marshall F. Kizer
Ply Trouth
Matthew BE. Welsh
Appointments and Bids Noted by Anderson Trustees
Trustees of Anderson Public Schools announce the appointment of Charles W. Sweitzer as administrator of the Mary Ellen Ginn estate. They also call for sealed bids July 11 1962 for 1200 cases of tissue with specifications from the Business Office 528 West 1th Street Anderson Indiana.
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Anderson
ER. Ebbertt
Anderson Public Schools
Icharles W. Sweitzer
Mary Ellen
iGinn
Mus
Ind
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court
Madison County
Robert R. Robbins
Indiana
West 1Th Street
West Jth ‘Street
Anderson- Rid
Board of
Sepant Trusters
Cafl
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Marion County Criminal Court
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