Mediator Casts Doubt On Ben-Mont Strike Settlement
Federal mediator John J. O'Reilly said prospects for settling the Ben-Mont dispute with Local 534 look dim. unions rejected a three year no wage increase offer and asked for union shop and better benefits while Dow Chemical's Midland workers ratified a similar 25 cent per hour package with wage gains and enhanced benefits.
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John J. O’reilly
O’reilly
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Concord
N. H
Peter Tufo
Bennington
O'Reilly
Federal Mediation Service
Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union
Associated Press
Dow Chemical Co
Midland, Mich
Dobeckman
Local 12075
District 50
United Mine Workers
Dow
Wall Street Journal
Tufo
Career Officer Named Boston Police Head
Gov. Volpe names Massachusetts State Police Capt. Michael J. Cullinane to lead the Boston Police Department after Leo Sullivan resigns amid ouster talks. At 58, Cullinane would be the department’s first full time working commissioner, as lawmakers threaten to shift appointment power to Boston’s mayor. The veto fight looms with an override likely.
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Boston
John A. Volpe
Boston Police Department
Massachusetts State Police
Michael J. Cullinane
Leo J. Sullivan
Department
Cullinane
Senate
John E. Powers
House
John F. Thompson
Ludlow
Volpe
Executive Council
Powers
Northeast dairy farmers push quota-price plan in Congress
A six-state Northeast dairy bloc proposed a milk price support plan combining production quotas with dual pricing. Each producer would receive a quota based price for fluid milk and a lower surplus price for production over quota. The plan, backed by about 15 000 farmers, aims to rival Kennedy's milk control program and imposes penalties for over quota.
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Washington
Northeast Dairy Bloc
Douglas Sturven
Fryeburg
Maine
Kennedy
Air Force eyes Burlington and Atlantic City airports as dispersal fields
The Air Force says it is studying Burlington Vermont and Atlantic City New Jersey municipal airports as potential dispersal fields for fighter planes in case of enemy attack. No final selections yet. Each field would be staffed by 15 to 20 personnel, largely reservists, with refueling rearming and maintenance facilities.
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Washington
Air Force
Burlington
Atlantic City
N.J
Vermont
New Jersey
Congress
Mystery Letter Writer Identity Stumps Officials
A second critical letter about the Manchester School Board, signed Mitchell Quelhurst and dated 12 Gay St New York 14 NY, puzzles officials as no one named Quelhurst can be located at that address Puppets Inc is linked to the street address and staff cannot confirm the writer. The state attorney and Vermont State Police investigate at The Banner's request.
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Ind
Manchester
Atty
John A. Burgess
Vermont
Mitchel Quelhurst
Gay St
New York
N.Y
Quelhurst
Howard Ambros
Banner
Puppets, Inc
Puppeteers
Slayton Out of Space Flight Over Heart Condition
NASA replaces Donald K. Slayton with M. Scott Carpenter for the next Mercury mission after an Air Force medical review found an irregular heart rate. Slayton, 38, learned of the decision and expressed disappointment while remaining a Mercury program member for further study. Carpenter, 36, will take the assigned orbital flight role with Walter M. Schirra Jr., 38, as backup.
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Washington
Donald K. Slayton
John H. Glenn Jr
M. Scott Carpenter
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
Slayton
Space Agency
U.S
Glenn
Earth
Carpenter
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
U S Arrests Hall and Davis to Start Crackdown on Non Registered Reds
Two top ranking American Reds Gus Hall and Benjamin J Davis were arrested in New York on warrants issued after a Washington grand jury indicted them on six counts each under the Subversive Activities Control Act. They posted bail of 5000 dollars each and face up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine per count if convicted.
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U.S
Hall
Davis
New York
Gus Hall
Benjamin J. Davis
Communist Party
American Communist Party
Chelsea
Manhattan
Washington
John Abt
Walpole Horse Thieves Society Remains A Social Club
In Walpole New Hampshire the Walpole Society for the Bringing to Justice of Horse Thieves and Pilferers now acts as a social club of veteran riders. The 200 member group recalls its 19th century vigilance days though action last occurred in 194? when Sheriff Horace Perry led a motorized roundup. The elite 12 riders, led by President Albert Fletcher, are mostly in their 80s and 90s with one member in her 70s, and the society plans a banquet after four years.
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Walpole
N.H
Walpole Society
Connecticut River Valley
New Hampshire
Vermont
G. Harmon Watkins
Watkins
Horace Perry
Massachusetts
Perry
Boston
Dedham
Albert Fletcher
Fletcher
Mabel B. Leete
N. H
Keene High student beaten after supermarket robbery
Keene New Hampshire neighborhood report says 18 year old James Miskelly Jr. was abducted by a masked youth after two robbers looted the store for about 350 dollars. He was forced to drive to the outskirts where he was beaten and stabbed before a station wagon picked up the assailant and fled. The victim sought medical care and notified police.
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Keene
N.H
James Miskelly Jr
U.S
Maurice J. Murphy Jr
Young Miskelly
Miskelly
John Panek
Panek
Pollack Sub To Be Christened At Camden
The USS Pollack, one of three nuclear attack submarines built at New York Shipbuilding Corp in Camden New Jersey, is to be launched Saturday. Mrs John O Pastore of Cranston Rhode Island wife of the senior senator from Rhode Island will rechristen the vessel.
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Camden
N.J
New York Shipbuilding Corp
John O. Pastore
Cranston
R.I
Rhode Island
Menon Urges Quick Talks Between Rusk and Gromyko
The 17 nation disarmament conference pressed for prompt informal negotiations between Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko. Indian Defense Minister Menon urged rapid talks, while the Soviet Union rejected Kennedy terms for a test ban and refused foreign inspectors.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
India
Francisco San Thiago Dantas
V. K. Krishna Menon
Rusk
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Kennedy
U.S
Airliner Missing Over Pacific Sparks Massive Search
An armada of U S ships and planes combed 75 000 square miles of the Western Pacific for a Fly ing Tiger Line four engine DC-6B missing on a flight from Guam to Clark Air Base with 104 Americans and three Vietnamese aboard The Clark Field Rescue Center declared the plane missing and search efforts extended northeast of Guam with vessels led by the destroyer Brister and additional planes from Clark Okinawa and the 7th Fleet
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Philippines
U.S
Western Pacific
California
South Viet Nam
Guam
Travis Air Force Base
Clark Air Force Base
Clark Field
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
Brister
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Okinawa
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Arthur Goldberg
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Robert F. Kennedy
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