Flight Engineers Strike Restraint Heads for Court Test
A federal judge extended a restraining order against Pan Am flight engineers as appeal looms. Daniel Kornblum said he will appeal after Judge George Rosling extended the restraint to August 1 amid ongoing FEIA dispute and parallel Eastern Air Lines strike.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Daniel Kornblum
U. S. Dist
George Rosling
Kornblum
Pan Am
Flight Engineers International Association
FEIA
Rosling
Eastern Air Lines
Flight Engineers
Air Line Pilots Association
William Faulkner Dies at 64 in Oxford Mississippi
Nobel prize winning author William Faulkner died at a hospital in Oxford Mississippi at about 2 a.m. He was 64 and had recently spent time at the University of Virginia as a lecturer. Faulkner, famed for Yoknapatawpha County novels, owned a 366 acre farm near town and his latest work The Reivers appeared on best seller lists.
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Oxford
Miss
William Faulkner
Mississippi
Yoknapatawpha
University of Virginia
Faulkner
Dorothy Oldham
Paul D. Summers Jr
Charlottesville
the Reivers
Author Mourns Fellow Winner Of Nobel Prize
Pearl Buck, America’s lone surviving Nobel Prize author, mourns the death of her friend William Faulkner. Buck spoke by telephone from Perkasie Pennsylvania with her Manchester secretary, saying Faulkner was in good health recently and that his talent was original and penetrating. Buck, who divides time between Bondville Vermont and Bucks County Pennsylvania, said she will miss him in American letters.
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Manchester
America
William Faulkner
Pearl Buck
Perkasi
George Breen
Buck
Bondville
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Union high school district plans outlined for July organizational
Vermont observers and four district nominees detailed the proposed start of the union high school district on July 1 1964 with Education only control of current high schools and hoped construction of a new building by fall. They discussed leasing Bennington High School as a junior high on a no cost basis with bonded debt and 15 year terms, plus hiring outside help, site purchases, and potential bonding to fund planning and administration.
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Union School Board
Arthur Faris
Shaftsbury
Faris
Union District Planning Board
Vermont
State Department of Education
Lease Bendi
Dr. Faris
Bennington High School
Bennington
Desert Proving Ground
Pacific
Philippine Sea
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Far East
AEC
Food Riots Erupt in Rio In Price Control Attempt
Rio de Janeiro faced widespread food riots as mobs looted more than 100 stores while troops restored order at Duque de Caxias. The unrest followed a general strike by union leaders demanding a nationalist government to resolve the Goulart-Parliament stalemate, with casualties reported in multiple suburbs.
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Rio
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Duque de Caxias
Adolfo Daci
1St Army
Sao Joao de Meriti
Nova Iguacu
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Rio Grande Do Sul
Leonel Brizola
Sen. Auro de Moura Andrade
Andrade
Mnister
Keyser Candidacy Announcement Planned for Thursday
Governor F Ray Keyser said he expects to formally announce for re election next Thursday. He told The Banner a written statement of political plans will be released probably early that afternoon. He had earlier indicated Friday as the tentative disclosure date.
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Montpelier
F. Ray Keyser
Saskatchewan doctors strike deepens amid health plan push
Saskatchewan faces a six day strike by physicians as deputy premier Brockelbank hints at a legislative session to amend the health act. Premier Lloyd, on a secret eastern mission, weighs mediation while emergency services shrink and doctors quit, forcing claims of safety concerns and reprisal threats from a Citizens Safety Committee in Regina.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
J. H. Brockelbank
Breckelbank
Woodrow S. Lloyd
Canada
Lloyd
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Sam Landa
Canadian Medical Commission
Saskatoon
Citizens’ Safety Committee
Above Ground Blast Set for Nevada Test Site Tomorrow
CAMP MERCURY Nev AP the first hydrogen bomb type blast in the United States and the most powerful in the underground series is ready at the Nevada test site. A later detonation will be a low-yield above ground shot to demonstrate crater creation for potential harbors and canals under the plow share program Project Sedan aims to remove radioactivity.
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Camp Mercury
Nev
United States
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Track Readies Crossing Plans For RR Tracks
Atty Frederick Fayette of Burlington and Taconic Racing and Breeding Association outlines access road plans for the Pownal track. Proposals include three crossings with U S 7 and Vermont 346, with one main public entrance and a staff entrance. Boston and Maine Railroad consent hinges on safety conditions. PSB review precedes Highway Department final details.
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Atty. Frederick Fayette
Burlington
Taconic Racing and Breeding Association
Pownal
Public Service Board
Highway Department
Fayette
U.S. 7
Vermont
U. S
Boston & Maine Railroad
PSB
Drought Second Worst in Ten Years Threatens Water Supply
Bennington area faces a severe drought with Paul W. Bohne of Harwood Hill calling it the second driest in a decade and possibly the worst if dry conditions persist. He notes lack of snow, low precipitation since October, and record low 38 degrees at Albany and warns the Bennington Village Water Board may impose new usage restrictions as Lake Hancock falls and Morgan Spring pumping looms.
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Bohne
Bennington
Albany, N.Y
Weather Bureau
Bennington Village
Newsboy Cash Found in Auto Sparks Claims War
The federal government leads a list of claimants to a 2.4 million fortune found in a dusty auto trunk in New Jersey. Bookmaker Joseph Moriarty and his girlfriend Anna Petrick faced questioning as authorities seek to prove the money’s link to Moriarty and potentially seize it on grounds of liens and illegal activity.
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Jersey City
N.J
Joseph
Newsboy) Moriarty
FBI
Anna Petrick
State Prison
Trenton
Moriarty
Miss Petrick
U.S
Satz
Senators To Check on Sugar Lobby
A Senate subcommittee under Sen. Thomas J. Dodd will probe foreign agents influence on the sugar bill. Reports say lobbyists for foreign governments were paid over 500000 dollars, with some earning up to 50000 dollars yearly and fees up to 50 cents per ton for quota work.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
House
Senate Finance Committee
U S Delays Megaton Shot Third Time
Honolulu AP reports the United States postponed a high altitude nuclear test above Johnston Island for 24 hours marking the third delay of the Pacific test series. Officials offered no clear reason though unofficial sources cited technical difficulties.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Thor
Johnston
Hawaii
Pacific
Christmas Island
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Harvard University Geological Museum
Union High School
New
Southwest
Union School
Niteroi
Keyser
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