White House pressurer on mediators in McDonnell strike
Federal mediators push to settle a McDonnell Aircraft machinists strike that could delay Gemini 7 launch at Cape Kennedy. 17,000 workers in St Louis joined by 200 at Cape Kennedy halted production of Phantom jets. testing at Edwards and Holloman ceased. Union rejects wage offer. boycott centers on fringe benefits and overtime. White House and Defense Department urged settlement as talks resume.
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Hamilton W. Faro
Washington
Defense Department
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
National Aeronautics, and Space Adminisration
Cape Kennedy
St. Louis
Navy
Army
Air Potee
Gemini
McDonnell
McDonell
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Holloman Air Force Base
Alamogordo
N.M
Tnternational Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Wesnesday
Mellonwell
Federal Mediatimn and Conciliation Service
White House Defense Department
Schede
NASA
Cape Keay
Communist Party Prepares New Attack On Law Convicting It
Washington AP: The US Communist Party, fined 890000 for refusing to register as an agent, readies a constitutional challenge after a three week trial. Jurors found the party violated the McCarran Act by failing to register and disclose party activities, with two paid FBI plants offered as volunteers. Party leader Gus Hall commented on the verdict, noting difficulties in forcing registration given Fifth Amendment protections and new Supreme Court rulings.
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Joseph E. Moweat Washington
US Communist Party
Tate
Tne
Harry S. ‘Truman
Court of Appeals
FBI
California
Gus Hall
Hall
Supreme Court
Spe
Amish Children Taken to School Sparks Rural Clash in Hazleton
In Hazleton a clash over Amish schooling sees authorities enforce public education rules as dozens of Amish families face fines totaling over 10,000 dollars and property seizures. Parents resist, citing religious beliefs, while children attend classes in makeshift settings with peers.
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Sherif Fred Beier
Ititeltun
Iowa
Schiwals
Cornfield
Hazleton
Toy PL
Buchanan County
Taplin Lenin
Towa
Winell
Amisha Abe
Enero
Support Sought for Plan on Rhodesia
Two Latin American nations urged backing for a compromise UN plan on Rhodesia to break the Britain African deadlock. The proposal, led by Uruguay and Bolivia, calls for a world oil and arms embargo and urges Britain to quell the rebellion of Rhodesia's white minority regime while leaving room to review further measures. CORRECTION: a Friday error on Austin city budget was corrected to 1.07 mills and an average tax rise about $710.
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Tom Hog
United Nation
Rhodesia
Britain
Engneis
Uruguay
Bolivia
Sid
Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Minsicy
Smith
Inyis Desia
Linauay
Austin
Weather Forecast Patchy Clouds and Cold Snap
Variable cloudiness through tomorrow and Sunday with a dip in temperatures. Tonight and tomorrow night expect low in the 20s with a notably colder feel as a weak front passes.
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Tle
Parris Island Drill Instructor Acquitted of Mistreatment
Parris Island Marine recruit center drill instructor Clyde Cornelison was acquitted of mistreating recruits. Two other drill instructors, Donald Stewart and TW Nelson, were tried on similar charges. The court reviewed testimony from recruits and witnesses, with Cornelison denying harmful acts and stating actions were to correct behavior and ensure safety.
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Parris Island
S.C
Clyde Cornelison
Marine Corps
Donald A. Stewart
Parksbury
TW Nelsom
A, Ky
Carnelon
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Trapped by Tractor, Man Near Ogema Dies in Cold
Henry Olson, a loner who farmed near Ogema Minn 17 miles north of Bemidji Lakes, was found Friday entangled in a tractor power takeoff. Neighbors traced his absence for days and pulled him from the machinery. Officials say exposure likely caused his death, occurred a week to 10 days before discovery.
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Ogama
Minn
Henry Olsim
Mitharities
Olsen
Olson
Betrait Lakes
Minnesota
Fenind Olson
More Negotiations in Machinists Strike
Davenport reports resumed negotiations in the machinists strike against the Pioneer Central Division of the Nendix Corp but no progress was reported.
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Davenport
Jown i
Nes Routalions
Uhin
Pioneer Central Division
Nendix Corp
1st Public Defender in Minnesota Named
A first public defender appointment in Minnesota marks a milestone in the state’s legal aid system. The move signals expanded access to counsel for residents facing criminal charges and represents a step toward more equitable justice administration.
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Minnesota
Patrol Week At River Near Fishing Village
A patrol week by Marines near a fishing village describes a boat borrowed to erase the river and reach the opposite bank. The scene mentions two crews rowing with oars and reed mats woven into a raft or craft. The fragment hints at patrol duties and river navigation.
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Oatishermai
Chu Lai
South
Mill City Man to Fill Post
A longtime Minnesota legal figure, James Wok Kohl, is set to fill a new defender post in Hennepin County. The appointment covers representation for indigent defendants in misdemeanor and felony cases, supported by a statewide expansion of office staffing.
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Mill City
Ani
Fedinil
Ient
Wwaingel
Wwebl
James Wok
Kohl
Shane
Jodie Gil
Abe
Mitch
Syecan
Hennepin
Ramsey
Depislaure
Ucross
Leyslature
Tater
Jones
Rayinkia
Law Fem Nf
Gorfran
Honquist
Jams
Harmstead
Chiversity
Winnesota Las Schol
William Mitchell College of Law
St Paul
Seid Annus
Wye al
Air and Ground Sweeps Press Viet Nam Valley Clash
Air and ground sweeps targeted the Ta Drang Valley as B52 bombers hit near Chu Prong Mountain. U S troops faced light sniper fire while claiming 21 enemy killed and one captured amid heavy fighting in the Mekong Delta and surrounding regions. Reports cite 1,207 Viet Cong dead in the campaign, with Westmoreland describing the effort as unprecedented in intensity and scope.
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U.S
Chu Prong Mountain
Mekong
Delta
Aulitin Company
Viet Cong
Saigon
Sal Eheemy
Iryinto Teael
ELS
William CC. Westmore Lang
Vietnam
Highlands
Heald
Five U S Senators Brief Stop in Romania
Five American senators visiting Romania for a one day layover discuss foreign opinions on the Vietnam issue after a Moscow stop. They decline to comment further until they report back to the president.
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Romania
T. Romania
Moscow
Mike S
Presid Robynson
London beauty winner edges U S entrant for crown
Model Lestey Taney, 21, won the Misa Wark internat line beauty contest in London on Friday night, ahead of Drinna Lyn Katte of Falls Church, Virginia, who took second. The event marked the foreign victory trend as UK entries continued success.
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London
Lestey Taney
U.S
Drinna Lyn Katte
Falls Church
Car Train Crash Kills Pair in Mill City Suburb
A collision between a car and a train in a Mill City suburb killed two people and injured others. Authorities identified the victims and said the incident occurred near Saint Leuth Park and the Minnesota Avenue area, with responders transporting injured to area hospitals.
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Mill City
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