Anti Hoffa Splinter Forms Drivers and Warehousemen Union
A Columbus splinter group anti Hoffa Teamsters has bolted the international union and formed the Drivers and Warehousemen's Union. It applied for an AFI CIO charter and hit Local 413 with 4600 members in two Ohio counties. Paul L. Thompson, the new group's attorney, said hundreds of Local 413 members are asked to sign petitions for collective bargaining elections with firms under local contracts. He expected signatures from 30 percent of members in each firm.
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Drivers and Warehousemen's Union
Afi-Cio
Teamsters Union Local 413
Ohio
Paul L. Thompson
Columbus
James Hoffa
Teamsters
Thompson
Local 413
Kennedy reviews U S strategy on cold peace at White House
President Kennedy calls the National Security Council to the White House to review U S policy on Berlin and Southeast Asia. He orders Gen Maxwell D Taylor to South Vietnam for an on the spot survey as Berlin crisis and Communist threats shape his Thursday schedule.
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Kennedy
National Security Council
White House
U.S
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Electric Cars Return in Kalamazoo Deal
Kalamazoo, Mich. Stuart Motors Inc announced plans to market an electric passenger car after January 1, reviving the long dead electric vehicle concept. The move signals renewed industry interest in electric propulsion and new consumer options.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Stuart Motors Inc
Khrushchev Berlin Proposal Falls Short of Breakthrough
U S officials said Khrushchev's latest Berlin settlement package does not advance East West talks or indicate a move toward a summit. He expressed willingness to meet Western leaders, but Kennedy and Rusk deemed last talks non yielding. Western policy shows unity among the United States Britain France and West Germany despite gaps.
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Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Britain
France
West Germany
Ghana Pushes UN to Oust South Africa from UN
Ghana seeks Security Council action to expel South Africa from the United Nations over apartheid. Ambassador Alex Quaison-Lackey said a draft resolution will be presented to the African group for support, though many Africans doubt enough votes exist for expulsion.
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N. Y
Ghana
Security Council
South Africa
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Quaison-Lackey
U. N
Differences Appear In South Viet Nam Picture
In Saigon mixed opinions arise on sending U S troops to assist in crushing the Viet Cong. President Kennedy plans a on the spot survey by his personal adviser. Diem's government remains silent on reports. Officials see the situation as serious but not grave enough to justify troop intervention.
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South Viet Nam
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U. S
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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Navy Planes Collide In Air Killing Six At Sanford
Two Navy twin engine attack bombers collided Thursday over Sanford Naval Air Station. All six men aboard were killed. Wreckage landed within 200 feet of Seminole High School where 20 teachers were in a meeting. one plane was landing, the other practicing mirror landings. Fire started at a small building but caused no further damage.
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Fla
Sanford Naval Air Station
Seminole High School
Navy
Dutch Move Against Soviet Envoys After Airport Brawl
The Netherlands orders two Soviet Embassy officials to leave the country by Saturday after an airport altercation involving police and Soviet Ambassador Ponomarenko. The government takes undisclosed measures against Ponomarenko.
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Netherlands
Panteleimon K. Ponomarenko
Sam Rayburn Recovers From Pneumonia but Ill With Cancer
In Dallas Texas reports say House Speaker Sam Rayburn has recovered enough from pneumonia to sit up beside his hospital bed yet remains hopelessly ill with incurable cancer.
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Dallas
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Gas Explosion Rocks Miami Area Injures Several
A fuel storage tank blast in northwest Miami near Southeastern Natural Gas Corp at about 8 a.m. sent debris and smoke into the sky. Residents fled their homes in nightclothes or bare feet. initial reports mentioned some injuries with the cause undetermined.
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Southeastern Natural Gas Corp
World War I Paintings Headed to Wright Patterson Museum
Ten World War I aircraft paintings will be transferred to the Air Force Museum at Wright Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton Ohio.
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Washington
Air Force Museum
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Operation Sky Shield II Mock Aerospace War Tomorrow
NORAD directs a 12 hour air defense exercise across North America from noon to midnight EST. 250000 military personnel and numerous aircraft will simulate a large scale conflict testing interceptors missiles navigation aids and civilian air traffic restrictions over 14 million square miles from Colorado Springs to Canadian and U.S. airspace.
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Alaska
NORAD
U.S. Air Force
Army
Navy
Canada
Air Force
Union Aims To End Ford Strike After Council Vote
The United Auto Workers seek to resume production at Ford on Monday after a Ford Council vote approved a three year labor contract. The council ended the national strike that idled 120,000 workers but referred remaining working conditions disputes to the International Executive Board.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ford Council
Ford
International Executive Board
Ford Automotive
Cohen May Get Free On Bail Pending Appeal
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas ruled that Mickey Cohen could be released on $100000 bail while appealing his federal income tax evasion conviction. The jailed former Los Angeles bookmaking kingpin remains at Alcatraz Island awaiting further proceedings.
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Alcatraz Island
Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Cohen
Sleeping Beauties Mother Faces Jail Term On Conviction
Mrs. Lillian Fratantonio faces a one year jail sentence after the Eighth District Court of Appeals unanimously upheld her conviction for drugging her two daughters the ruling comes as the case awaits any further appeal to a higher court in Cleveland.
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Lillian Fratantonio
Sleeping Beauty
the &Th District Court of Appeals
New Europe Plan Touted by Chicago Sun-Times
The Chicago Sun-Times reports the Kennedy administration is studying demilitarized zone plans for central Europe. Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Polish Foreign Minister Adam Rapacki such zonal demilitarization is discussable but not an official US commitment.
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Chicago Sun-Times
U.S
Europe
Sun-Times
Washington
Dean Rusk
Adam Rapacki
State Department
Rusk
Frederick Kuh
United States
Burglar Steals Pants But Misses Wallet in Motel Break-In
In Jacksonville a burglar entered a motel room and stole the pants of two men as they slept. The wallet fell from one pair of pants and was left behind containing $1400, while the wallet taken by the burglar held only $5. Police reported the incident.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Nixon to End 1964 Presidential Bid Soon
A Nixon ally said on Thursday night that Richard M. Nixon will publicly withdraw from the 1964 presidential race within the next few weeks. The disclosure comes as Nixon weighs his options after the campaign controversy.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio to seek $200000 emergency fund for fallout testing
Gov Michael V DiSalle announced an emergency fund of 200000 to create an Ohio radiation fallout testing system. The move follows a cabinet meeting and a Washington conference report by Health Director Ralph E Dwork, who urged faster state testing due to slow weather bureau data after Soviet atomic tests.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ralph E. Dwork
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Khrushchev Faces New Problems Ahead of Soviet Congress
AP News Analyst William L. Ryan outlines Khrushchev's mounting internal and international pressures as the 22nd Soviet Communist party congress nears in Moscow. He notes setbacks in the Middle East and Indochina, ideological strains with Yugoslavs and Chinese, and limited gains abroad while domestic heavy industry demands grow. Khrushchev may trim expectations and seek compromises to maintain leadership.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
William L
Indochina
Europe
Cuba
Khrushchev
Congress
Refugees breach West Berlin border amid crossfire incident
Nine refugees broke through barbed wire into the American sector of West Berlin as East German police fired on U S military police and West Berlin officers. No injuries reported. an armored car with a heavy machine gun deployed but did not fire. Twenty East Germans fled to West Berlin in 24 hours, including one policeman.
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U.S
West Berlin
U.S. Army
East Berlin
Eisenhower airs views on TV interview from Gettysburg
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told CBS in an interview with Walter Cronkite that he would not debate a political rival on television if in office. The interview, taped at Gettysburg, listed Nixon as a major disappointment and cited lack of proof of progress toward peace with justice. He credited his term with creating serenity and mutual confidence.
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Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
CBS Television
Walter Cronkite
Gettysburg
Richard M. Nixon
Army Show May Boost Budget in Kennedy Review
President Kennedy viewed a four hour Army demonstration at Fort Bragg highlighting paratroopers anti guerrilla units and sharpshooter weapons. The show could influence defense budget decisions and shape the upcoming military spending plan.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Kennedy
Audit Finds Canton Payroll Irregularities Unpaid Overtime
A state audit of Canton city payrolls disclosed irregularities including $10,371 in overtime not worked and overpayments of vacation allowances. The report cites payroll errors and seeks recovery of funds.
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Columbus
Canton City
End To Motorcycles Cincinnati Patrol Ends
Cincinnati police will replace motorcycle patrols with new cruisers today. Lt. Edward Darmody said the change ends motorized street patrolling in the city as patrols switch to standard cruisers.
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Edward Darmody
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