Machinists Vote To End 44 Day Airline Strike
The IAM voted 17 727 to 8 235 to end the 44 day airline strike grounding five carriers. The contract gives wage increases and health and welfare benefits totaling 92 million dollars yearly for 35 400 employees. Limited operations resume Saturday with full service expected by Monday on Eastern National United Northwestern and Trans World Airlines.
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Washington
UPS
Machinists Union
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Eastern
National
United
Northwestern
Trans World Airlines
Injunction Granted To Curtail Chicago Civil Rights March
Chicago court orders limit on MLK marches to one per day with up to 500 demonstrators and 24 hour police notice. King vows to proceed with planned Sunday protest and may challenge the order as violation of free assembly rights. Daley cites safety and property protection concerns amid ongoing negotiations.
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Chicago
UPI
Circuit Court
Cornelius Harrington
Richard J. Daley
King
Daley
Simon
Gage Park
Quake Smashes Turkey Near Erzurum City
A major earthquake hit eastern Turkey around Erzurum, killing at least 79 and injuring hundreds. Buildings collapsed in several villages, with the government sending army units for rescue. The 59 second quake registered nine on a 12 point scale.
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Istanbul
UPI
Turkey
Erzurum
Moscow
Uppsala
Sweden
Seismological Institute
Markus Baath
Uppsala Institute
Tashkent
Uzbekistan
Snelling Frames Tax Reform as Central Vermont Issue
Richard Snelling, GOP gubernatorial hopeful, told a Rotary Club that tax reform is the central issue in Vermont. He urged a 3 percent sales tax with $10 million in education aid, repeal of joint state filing for couples, higher exemptions, and tax-rate spacing to ease burdens on lower and middle incomes. He urged intercommunal cooperation, warned against surplus taxes, and defended discussing controversial topics in politics.
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Richard Snelling
Rotary Club
Vermont
Snelling
Thomas Hayes
Fair Haven
Labor Dispute Continues at Globe-Union Bennington Plant
A federal mediator joined union and management talks as four production workers at Globe-Union Bennington demanded adequate gloves amid acid hazards. Negotiations resumed after a National Labor Relations Board hearing on unfair labor practices, with a Sept 8 meeting set and the union asserting 97 issues remain. The dispute centers on wage incentives, arbitration rights, job seniority, and pension and insurance plan references.
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Globe Union
Bennington
Howard Waine
Leo Betit
Donald Lever
Hagerman
Globe-Union
John J. O’reilly
Concord
N.H
Banner
O'Reilly
National Labor Relations Board
Edward Ross
Globe
Martin Greenberg
United Auto Workers
Inside column notes on bookmarks cartoons and Cave Girl Katie
Columnist Agnes Rockwood writes about bookmarks and a cartoon and song Cave Girl Katie. Jean Wassick describes the life of a football widow in a page three note. An editorial discusses tourist welcome centers appears on page four.
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Morris Cave
Danby
Ted Bird
Bennington
Hamilton
Agnes Rockwood
Cave Girl
Jean Wassick
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Bridgeport
Ing
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Joseph McCoy
Mt. Anthony Union
Troy
Newport
Charles E. Warboys
Robert Currier
Frederick Little
Richford
Warboys
David Derick
Newsport
Orleans County Hospital
Ronald Fuller
Cambridge
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