Rapid Weather Changes Clue In Plane Disaster
Investigators link extreme weather shifts within ten minutes to a Mohawk plane crash that killed seven and injured 86 near Rochester. The twin engine craft struck during an electrical storm with high winds and hail. survivors describe an instant departure into chaos. Captain Richard M. Dennis and First Officer John W. Neff were among the dead, along with Roy E. Drew of Sylvania Electric.
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Rochester
N. Y
Civil Aeronautics Board
Richard M. Dennis
Fairview
N.J
John W. Neff
Wilmington
Del
Roy E Drew
Pelham
N.Y
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
Rail Work Rule Talks Breakdowns End Bargaining Efforts
Washington report notes a complete breakdown in talks between the nation’s railroads and five operating unions over work rules. J E Wolfe says unions rejected both presidential board recommendations ending grace July 10 and railroads plan to implement new rules at 12:01 a m July 11 with Wirtz rejoining talks to seek a resolution.
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Washington—(P
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Kennedy
Wolfe
Secretary of Labor
Civil Rights Groups Form Coordinated Campaign in New York
Seven major civil rights organizations agreed to coordinate their efforts against racial discrimination and created an emergency fund targeting 1.5 million dollars. The coalition includes NAACP SCLC and CORE and followed a heads meeting on Tuesday. More than 100 civic labor and religious groups endorsed the planned Washington march for August 28 in support of Kennedy's civil rights program. Negro leaders called the march the strongest action numerically to date.
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New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Congress of Racial Equality
Washington
Kennedy
Conelrad Demise Set for August
Washington reports that Conelrad 640 and 1240 will be retired this summer as the Emergency Broadcast System replaces them. The new system will activate the entire AM band for civilian wartime communication and is expected to begin on August 5.
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Washington
Conelrad
Cleveland Beaches Declared Polluted by County Health
Cuyahoga County health authorities state all county beaches are officially listed as polluted. Weather outlook calls for near normal temperatures west and east with mild weekend. cool tonight and Thursday. rainfall generally a quarter inch or less in scattered showers toward week’s end.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Welfare Funds Distribution Is Made
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy reports the first distribution of the new fiscal year funds totaling 6,001,357 from state and federal sources. Four welfare programs receive payments with the largest aid to dependent children at 4,317,470, plus 1,270,978 for aid to the disabled, 258,703 for the blind, and 154,205 for crippled children to county officials.
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Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Labor government names Trygve Lie minister of industries
Oslo Norway Pi Nor ways minority Labor government named former U N Secretary-General Trygve Lie to run industries to blunt an opposition bid to topple the administration.
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Oslo
Norway
U. N
Trygve Lie
Kentucky Hospitals Bill Clears General Assembly Session
FRANKFORT Ky Administration sources report satisfaction as the three pieces of legislation pass in a 15 day special session. Eastern Kentucky hospital bill sails through both houses guiding continued operation of facilities targeted by United Mine Workers plans later this summer. Cincinnati fire destroys Manufacturers and Distributors plant in Burlington with losses near 250000 dollars.
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Frankfort
General Assembly
Eastern Kentucky Hospital
Bert Combs
House
Senate
United Mine Workers
Rhodes outlines 15 to 20 year tax freeze for Ohio industry
Gov James A Rhodes proposes freezing state taxes on industry for 15 to 20 years to keep Ohio competitive. He notes 87 plants eyeing Ohio and 152 considering expansion as part of a broader bond plan for higher education, roads, and water projects. The talk comes during a Canton visit with his cabinet to promote industrial development.
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Canton
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohio
Pickets Patrol Marietta Ship Plant Amid Work Stoppage
About 80 workers mainly machinists remained inside the Marietta Manufacturing Co plant while boilermakers and pipefitters walked out last Friday. The company says the 65 absentees quit and will not be allowed back. union officials cite ventilation concerns and fumes in welding tanks. A meeting with union officials is planned to address the stoppage and any grievances.
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Point Pleasant
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Robert Siler
C. E. Alexander
International Marine Council
Boilermakers Union
Alexander
Siler
Cardinal Cushing Seeks Secret Mission Trip
Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston says he will undertake a secret mission in Latin America after returning from Pope Paul VI’s coronation in Rome. He refused to disclose the trip’s purpose, telling reporters Tuesday night. Local reports from Saigon say government troops killed 35 Communist guerrillas 30 miles northeast of the city.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Pope Paul VI
Rome
Latin America
Saigon
Viet Nam
Boards Will Resist Teachers' Boycotts
Detroit reports the National School Boards Association chief says boards will not yield to strikes or boycotts in teacher disputes. Mrs. Fred Radke of Port Angeles urges considering salaries and conditions but final decisions rest with local boards amid Utah contract tensions and NEA sanctions debate.
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Detroit
iPi
National School Boards Association
Fred Radke
National Education Association
Utah
Radke
Port Angeles
Wash
Board of Education
NEA
Hospital Must Pay Court Rules
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed a $24,000 award to Betty Lundberg of Avon Lake for an unnecessary operation at Bay View Hospital near Cleveland. The court held hospital pathologists liable for the misdiagnosis and rejected statute defenses. In Chillicothe, Danny Williams 16 drowned in a private pond while swimming with friends. deputies recovered the body.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Bay View Hospital
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Betty Lundberg
Avon Lake
Richard N. Sheppard
Sheppard
High Court
Chillicothe
Danny Williams
Lonnie Williams
Rt. 4
Sheriff's Deputies
Gettysburg Battle Climax Reenacted On Ridge Pageant
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania a reenactment of Pickett s charge closes the three day commemoration. About 500 gray and 500 blue soldiers will re stage the moment on Cemetery Ridge using stereophonic sound. Thousands attend a two hour parade and local officials pledge unity under the Stars and Stripes. Clarence Luft issues a June 29 bank condition call for state banks mirrors federal banks report in Columbus.
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George Pickett
Cemetery Ridge
George Gordon Meade
Columbus
Clarence Luft
Washington
Ohio Sees 27 Motorists Die In Fourth Of July Toll
Ohio begins a holiday toll period from 6 p m Wednesday through midnight Sunday with an expected 27 highway deaths and 1000 injuries. Warren C Nelson, Highway Safety Director, urged precautions and courtesy and listed six driver tips to reduce risks. Alicia Patterson Newsday editor and publisher, daughter of Joseph Medill Patterson, died Tuesday. she and her husband founded Newsday in 1940.
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Columbus
Ohio
Highway Safety
Warren C. Nelson
Nelson
New York
Alicia Patterson
Newsday
Garden City
N. Y
Joseph Medill Patterson
New York Daily News
Harry F. Guggenheim
Tuffy the Bengal Tiger Heads for Toledo Zoo
Tuffy a 250 pound year old Bengal tiger once guarded by U S Marines in Bangkok and housed with the 93rd Light Helicopter Transportation Co is shipped from San Francisco to Detroit en route to Toledo Ohio Zoo. Marines and GI buddies fondly remember him as gentle and affectionate and plan to visit.
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San Francisco
Tuffy
Toledo
Ohio
U.S
Bangkok
93Rd Light Helicopter Transportation Co
US. Army
Soc Trang
South Viet Nam
Bob Reid
Reid
Pan-American Airways
American Airlines Freight
Detroit
Viet Nam
Data Supplied to Russians Suspects Arrested in U S Case
FBI arrests two couples in Washington and Long Island on charges of conspiring to steal data on U S missile bases and military formations for Moscow. The complaint alleges contact with Soviet military intelligence and that arrests followed a surge in U S expulsions of a Soviet embassy official.
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Washington
FBI
U.S
Moscow
U.N. Secretariat
Long Island
New York
Flushing
van Dmitrievich Egorov
Aleksandra Egorova
Egorov
John
Jane Doe
Robert Keistutis Baltch
Joy Ann Garber
Joy Ann Baltch
Connecticut
Balth
U.N
Aleksei Galkin
Petr Egorovich Maslennikov
Russia
United States
Court Orders Ward Held On Vice Charge
London magistrates court orders Dr Stephen Ward held for trial on vice charges. Police say Ward, a central figure in the Profumo Keeler sex and security scandal that has shook the Conservative government.
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London
Stephen Ward
Ward
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
South-Paws Get Cheese With Ease
A new double-tabbed tear strip for cheese spreads aids over 10 million left handed people who struggle with right handed tear strips. The Messenger Classified Ads offer tenants. call LY 3-1242 to list vacancies and secure income.
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Messenger
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