Airlines Strike Settlement Eases Cockpit Job Clash
Washington AP reports a settlement ending an engineers strike threat against Trans World Air lines after talks led by Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg. The pact reduces cockpit crews from four to three, preserves job rights, and aims to ease similar disputes at Pan American and Eastern.
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Trans World Airlines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
TWA
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Eastern Airlines
Goldberg
Flight Engineers International Association
Boston Trio and Swiss Missing Seven Weeks on Peak Attempt
A grandson of Woodrow Wilson, Prof. Woodrow Wilson Sayre, 43, and three other amateurs including Norman Hansen of Boston, Roger Hart of Tufts, and Swiss teacher Hans Peter Duttle were last heard from seven weeks after leaving base camp March 2 for the ascent of unconquered Gyachung Kang in Nepal. They planned a leisurely climb with no fixed route, carrying their own supplies and no oxygen. Sayre is son of former ambassador Francis B. Sayre. Hart is son of Lynn residents Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hart.
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Jesse Wilson
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United Nations
Francis Bowes Jr
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Harvard
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Martha
Jennifer
Lexington
Hart
Robert W. Hart
Lynn
Spencer Attacks Meyer Charge as Destructive
Spencer says Meyer aims to destroy the party as he undermines himself. Meyer accuses Spencer of misusing party funds for Rep. Hoff’s primary efforts, while Spencer notes only $797 for Hoff pins was spent. Meyer, a former congressman, seeks to challenge Sen. Aiken in November.
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Cuttingsville
John M. Spencer
William Meyer
Spencer
Meyer
Philip Hoff
Hoff
George D. Aiken
Mayer
West Finds France Stubborn On Having Own Nuclear Arms
US officials face the reality that France intends to build its own nuclear force. They explore diverting the French effort into a NATO partnership with possible concessions by the United States. McNamara urges coordinated targeting and nuclear use policies, while officials weigh a NATO strategic weapons command.
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Bennington Probe Reports No New Developments in 3 Year Old Death
State's Attorney John A. Burgess says four day old investigation into Douglas M. McKee's suffocation remains active with no significant new developments. McKee, age three, was found in a suitcase in a Mayer home nursery in Vermont 9 after a vacation with his mother, brother, and infant sister. Final pathologist report not expected for several more days.
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Donald M. McKee
Watertown
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Vermont
Mayer
U S Scientists Embarrassed By Two Flaps At Johnston Island
In Honolulu, U S scientists faced embarrassment as two high altitude nuclear tests failed at Johnston Island. Officials blamed Thor missiles for the malfunctions as debris fell in the area and no nuclear detonation occurred.
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Johnston Island
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Joint Task Force 8
Christmas Island
Radio Moscow
Truce Mostly Holds As Algeria Faces Renewed Attacks
In Algiers the Secret Army Organization and Moslem Nationalists maintain a fragile truce amid scorched earth attacks in western and eastern Algeria. Moslem workers return to European suburbs and essential jobs while European refugees flood Oran, 60,000 leaving in 20 days.
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National Liberation Front
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Bone
Tragedy Averted After-Prom Safe Transport Efforts Grow Nationwide
Across the country parents and schools promote post prom celebrations to prevent teens driving home. Examples include train trips to Montauk Point and Arlington Heights, moonlit cruises in Wakefield, buses to beach parties in Portland, and police-backed transport to keep students away from car use after prom night.
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Washington
Potomac River
Glen Rock
S.J
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
Royal visit announced for New Zealand and Australia
Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will tour New Zealand in February and Australia in March, signaling a major royal itinerary overseas next year.
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Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
New Zealand
Australia
Buckingham Palace
McCloskey's Ireland ambassadorship called political reward
Senate Foreign Relations panel questions Matthew McCloskey nominee for Ireland post. Senator Aiken, citing a trend toward political appointees under Kennedy, condemns the move and argues career diplomats deserve top posts. McCloskey, 69, is a former Philadelphia contractor and former Democratic National Committee treasurer.
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Od McCloskey
Philadelphia
Democratic National Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Polio Clinic Sees Rush At Brattleboro
In Brattleboro Vermont a Sabin polio vaccine clinic faced a stampede of nearly seven thousand people as vaccine supplies dwindled. Vermont Health Department officials requested police relay aid from Rutland to manage the crowd and keep lines moving during the afternoon.
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Vermont Health Department
Rutland
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