Teacher Union Head Defies No Strike Order
New York AP report on State Supreme Court curbing a strike by teachers. Charles Cogen of the United Federation of Teachers defies the order, pledging possible jail strike action. The Independent Association of Classroom Teachers plans to start classes. court bans striking and advising a no contract no work policy. Albany notes state education chief could void licenses for illegal strikes.
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United Federation of Teachers
Charles Cogen
UFT
Board of Education
Cogen
Independent Association of
Albany
James E. Allen
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Navy ends Thresher sub search after debris find
The Navy presented a copper tubing fragment identified as from the sunken Thresher and called off the five month search. Hull location remains unknown though debris suggests the general Thresher area near 220 miles off Cape Cod. Weather may prevent reuse of the Trieste bathyscaphe this fall.
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Washington
Navy
Cape Cod
Wallace Receives US Disability for Psychoneurosis
Senator Morse told the Senate that Governor Wallace of Alabama gets 19 percent disability for a nervous condition tied to wartime service. A Veterans Administration report was cited. Wallace, contacted at Montgomery Airport, said the claim relates to injuries from World War I combat exposure and wartime stress.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Veterans Administration
Montgomery
Ala
Wallace
State Road Bill Voted By Senate Vetoes Kept
Massachusetts Senate defies governor and U S Bureau of Roads to pass a $125 million highway construction bill granting veto power over routes to 12 communities. The measure passed 28 to 6 after 12 hours of debate, with House action pending.
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Berkshire
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Arlington
Winchester
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Somerville
Brookline
Saugus
Lynn
Revere
New Bedford
Peabody
Salem
Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates and Change of Address
The Berkshire Eagle lists subscription rates by carrier and by mail with prices for 1 month to 1 year and notes a change of address procedure. A London report says a 37 year old Irishman swallowed spoons coins wire and a bed spring with all objects removed by surgeons. patient unnamed.
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Focal Post Office
London
UPL
British Medical Journal
Stocks Set Record Highs In New York Trade
Wall Street reached new highs as both Dow Jones and the Standard & Poor's 500 surged. The Dow closed at 727.98, up 5.06, while the S&P 500 rose to 73.00, extending Tuesday’s record to a fresh peak amid heavy late trading by optimistic buyers.
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Standard & Poor
S&p
New York Stock Exchange
Medical School Bill Advances in Senate Labor Panel
The Senate Labor Committee approved Kennedy's 235.4 million dollar bill to fund medical school construction grants and medical student loans. Vote 13 to 2, panel kept House version. Likely first Kennedy education measure to pass this year, with Senate action possible today depending on minority report from Goldwater and Tower. Administration had sought a 10 year authorization but reduced to three years per House action.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Kennedy
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John G. Tower
Texas
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Passamaquoddy tidal power bill due early 1964
Secretary Udall said a bill authorizing the Passamaquoddy tidal power project will be ready before 1964 begins in response to Maine Rep. McIntire’s protests that it might be delayed. McIntire warned delays could hurt action on the measure.
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Washington
Passamaquoddy
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Clifford G. McIntire
Maine
McIntire
Three Neutrals Named as Rail Arbiters in Kennedy Board
Washington (UPI) Chairman Ralph T. Seward and two neutrals Benjamin Aaron and James J. Healy were named by President Kennedy to the new compulsory rail arbitration board. They join labor and management reps to decide if firemen are needed on diesels and the proper train crew sizes. The law sets hearings within 30 days of Aug. 28 with a decision 60 days later and effect 60 days after. Wirtz to confer with carriers and unions on secondary issues in the four year dispute.
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UPI
Ralph T. Seward
New
Railroad Arbitration Board
W. Willard Wirtz
Seward
Benjamin Aaron
James J. Healy
Kennedy
War Labor Board
Bethlehem Steel
iIt
Wirtz
Edt
Tax Agent Position Open in New England Service
An examination for Internal Revenue agent positions in New England offices is scheduled in Boston. College graduates or seniors in accounting are eligible, with three years of commercial accounting experience or equivalent. A written test may be required. training follows successful appointment. Salary starts GS-5 at 4,000 plus, GS-7 at 5,540 per year. Applications to Board of U.S. Civil Examiners, Internal Revenue Service, 55 Tremont St., Boston.
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Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
New England
Mamatinn
Board of
U.S. Civil
Enue Service
Tremont St
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