Flight Crews Debate Action Over Jet Crew Arbitration
Flight engineers debated whether to heed President Kennedy and cancel a strike threat against Pan American Eastern and Trans World Airlines. A possible walkout could idle about 60 000 domestic and 20 000 overseas passengers daily as they seek arbitration over jet crew staffing.
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Escapees May Have Drowned After Alcatraz Breakout
San Francisco reports a prison official believes three bank robbers who fled Alcatraz drowned. Fred T Wilkinson, assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, cited no raft or paddles found and noted no life signs in the disappearance Monday night of Frank Lee Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin. He warned the men would commit more crimes to survive.
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Fullen Wins Backing From OSU Alumni Board
John B. Fullen the alumni secretary at Ohio State University receives renewed support from the Alumni Association board of directors as noted in the Ohio State University Monthly. The vote underscores praise for boosting the association and the university development fund to top national ranking, despite opposition from a separate alumni committee for advancement of Ohio State University.
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Jack) Fullen
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Diefenbaker accuses Khrushchev of meddling in Canada vote
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker charged Soviet Premier Khrushchev with meddling in the Canadian election as a campaign issue. He said Moscow opposes his government for its stance on Soviet colonialism and possible nuclear armament plans. The Kremlin protest warned of counter measures if nuclear warheads are placed on Canadian soil.
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Twentieth Century Limited Celebrates 60th Rail Year
The New York Central’s Twentieth Century Limited marks its sixtieth anniversary as a luxury fast train between New York and Chicago. The diamond Jubilee ceremonies honor a service once famed for barber, valet and library features, with famous passengers and cultural tributes through decades.
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Skipper Inherits Fortune From Duke Estate
A 10 year old boy in South Carolina is heir to most of a 40 million dollar fortune. Walker P Inman Jr. receives 30 million from grandmother Nanaline H Duke. Will admitted to probate in New York. Skipper has lived near the Georgia line with uncle Hugh Lightsey and his half sister Susan Inman. Also mentions Ford shutdown in Lorain due to strike and Lions convention lift to Nice.
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Skipper) Inman Jr
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Youth dies escaping East Germany at wall
A 12 year old boy was shot dead by Red border guards while attempting to escape East Germany. The incident happened last Sunday during Whitsun, as two groups tunnelled to freedom. The death increases the known Wall fatalities to 36.
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Vietnamese Troops Hunt Guerrillas Near Saigon
Saigon reports Vietnamese troops with U S helicopters hunted Communist guerrillas for a second day in a district about 40 miles north of Saigon.
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South Viet Nam
Senate Debates Debt Limit Bill After House Victory
The Senate faces a battle over a debt ceiling bill sent by the House after a 211 to 192 vote approving an 808 billion limit, with Byrd opposing the higher figure and administration officials warning of economic risk if the limit is not raised.
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Senate probes mobster influence in night club exploitation
Washington reports the Senate Investigations subcommittee examines alleged AGVA complicity in sex trafficking and protection rackets in Chicago night clubs. Chicago police detail mob fronts owning clubs and terrorizing performers, while Sen. McClellan condemns the lax enforcement of protection contracts for dancers.
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Estes Solvents tie up widens as House probes
The House investigation into Bille Sol Estes deepens with questions about links to Commercial Solvents Corp. Maynard Wheeler, president of Commercial Solvents, and other top executives testified. Two Agriculture Department officials slated to testify later became directors of Commercial Solvents, linking government grain loans to Estes. The firm collected over $7 million from Estes before his collapse, leaving a $5.7 million debt.
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Market Drops To New Level Amid Heavy Stock Selloff
New York stocks fall to their lowest point since November 1960. The week sees a fourth sharp decline with about 5.6 billion dollars wiped from quoted NYSE values. Analysts blame speculation and emotional trading, while others cite broad market abuse of common stocks.
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L. O Hooper
W. FE. Hutton & Co
Weather Man Loses Thermometer to Thief
Vinton County weatherman Red Morris reports a theft of his official thermometer during the summer. The missing instrument hinders daily weather predictions and drew local attention.
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Red Morris
Vinton County
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Red
Estes Keeps Out Of Court In Credit Meeting
Estes was to appear in U S District Court in El Paso for another creditor meeting. The receiver's committee met in closed session and will report to Judge Thomason with a possible partial plan to repay debts. Refugees To Leave Hong Kong Next Two Weeks.
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Gilbert affairs under SEC and district attorney probe
The Securities and Exchange Commission and District Attorney Frank Hogan’s office are investigating Edward M. Gilbert after he admitted withdrawing 1 953 000 from E L Bruce Co without authorization and fled to Brazil. Federal agents seized Gilbert’s personal files as he resigned from Bruce, a flooring manufacturer, and left for Rio de Janeiro. The probe covers all facets of his extensive financial dealings.
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Brazil
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Bruce
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Nuclear test planned 125 miles up over Pacific
The United States plans a nuclear burst at least 125 miles high over the Pacific, likely higher, with the Atomic Energy Commission announcing Monday night’s date. The blast would occur in the Johnston Island area southwest of Hawaii. A separate Los Angeles item reports a pedestrian pleading guilty to assault after shooting a motorist who honked at him.
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Kennedy seeks court order to halt Republic strike
President Kennedy ordered the Justice Department to obtain a court injunction stopping a strike by about 9000 machinists and other workers at Republic Aviation, supplier of F105 jets, arguing the work stoppage would imperil national safety. The walkout began April 2 over a disputed contract including job security and severance provisions. Republic plans to lay off about 7600 workers over two years due to loss of government orders. Five unions are involved, led by the International Association of Machinists.
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International Association of Machinists
Billy Graham Ends Rally in Chicago at Soldier Field
Evangelist Billy Graham closes his 19 day Crusade for Christ in Chicago with a final Sunday rally at Soldier Field. Since Memorial Day the crusade drew up to 44,000 in venues like McCormick Place and organizers expect near 100,000 at the outdoor stadium. Thursday night revival drew 36,000. The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a 14.84 million authorization to expand Wright Patterson Air Force Base facilities in Dayton.
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Bricker To Address Boys State Delegates Tonight
Former U S Senator John W Bricker will address a record 1243 Buckeye Boys State delegates at an 8 p.m. session in Bird Arena The event is open to the public as the boys stage their self government program Evening sessions mirror a national convention with candidates from Nationalist and Federalist parties presenting platforms Delegates were assigned to parties Thursday and initiated into political procedures last night Voting for the Boys State governor and top offices is set Sunday noon to 4 p.m with inauguration at 8 p.m at the arena
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