Flight Union Wins OK to Strike On Airlines Deadlock
Washington AP. After 21 hours of fruitless talks, Flight Engineers International Association and Pan American World Airways Trans World Airlines and Eastern Airlines reached no agreement. Secretary Goldberg said Kennedy’s arbitration proposal was rejected by the union, and the union is free to strike. No decision on a walkout time.
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Financial Wizard Flies To Brazil
Edward M. Gilbert, the Wall Street figure who admitted unauthorized withdrawals of nearly $2 million from the E. L. Bruce Co. and rose to fame four years ago, has flown to Rio de Janeiro. He stepped from a Varig jet and entered Brazil on a 30 day visa, with a possible six week stay. U S officials said no information on his whereabouts, while Manhattan prosecutors review the withdrawals.
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Brazil
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Helpless Woman Back In Style At Pauline Trigere Show
AP fashion writer reports Pauline Trigere's winter collection features capes that bound arms and flare at hems, with sleeveless beltless dresses, high bustlines and trumpet skirts. The show mixes voluminous capes, velvet and fur, with bold color and evening wear for a dramatic, disarming feminine look.
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Soviet union rejects broad Western disarmament proposals
Geneva AP reports Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin sharply denounced Western disarmament plans as talks at a 17-nation conference proceed. He accused the US of double dealing and urged condemnation of war propaganda while US Ambassador Arthur Dean rebutted. Western delegates voiced disappointment yet noted limited progress amid the summer recess.
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Agreement Called Off in Saco Tax Deal Fallout
Charles R. Shulman, treasurer of Allied Hampshire Footwear, says Saco canceled last year’s tax agreement with his company, doubling taxes. He notes no board can bind future assessors but cites a moral obligation to honor the deal made when Allied planned to move its Woonsocket plant to Saco. Shulman says the issue is obligation, not money, as the firm has spent over a million dollars on training and relocation in two years, with no local or federal support. The action, he says, could affect hiring if local help remains unavailable.
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Market Opens Slump Then Mixed, Dow Fails To Hold
New York stock market opened lower, recovered to a mixed session as heavy trading continued. The Dow Jones average fell to new low territory while the Associated Press index steadied near May 28 lows. Brokers debated the degree of decline, with some seeing a 1929-like fall and others noting a late rally. Secretary Dillon testified on the administration’s view of the continuing decline.
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Fathers Day Born In Mind Of Woman Fathers Day Born In Mind Of Woman
In Spokane 52 years ago this Sunday a two horse carriage carried gifts for shut in fathers on the nation first Fathers Day. Mrs. John Bruce Dodd founder of Fathers Day recalls the moment with pride as space age progress is noted and she praises the brave astronaut fathers in pursuit of peace. Her friend Eva Cummings Estes rode in the carriage with her and Mrs. Dodd reflects on her Civil War veteran father William Jacobson Smart who raised six children.
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William Jacobson Smart
Senate OKs Giant Defense Bill Pushes to Conference
The Senate approved a massive 48.5 billion defense bill by an 88 to 0 vote, sending it to a House Senate conference for finalization. The measure includes 491 million for the RS70 jet reconnaissance program and maintains National Guard at 400,000 and Reserves at 300,000 next year, with House increases over the initial Senate bill.
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A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
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Illinois
William Proxmire
D-Wis
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Robert S. McNamara
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Robertson
McNamara
Proxmire
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National Guard
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Saco Plans Move Against MacDonald
Saco City Solicitor George Brickates said he is authorized by Mayor Worthing to seek an injunction against Francis L. MacDonald and A R Trucking over a Ocean Park road trucking terminal. The action aims to uphold zoning board and building inspector decisions after Associate Judge Wilson found MacDonald not guilty and upheld zoning laws. The city council had earlier authorized one-proceedings against A R Trucking.
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Saco City
George Brickates
Dinsmore Worthing
Francis L. MacDonald
Ocean Park Road
Brickates
MacDonald
Zoning Board of Appeals
William F. Wilson, Jr
Wilson
Saco
Liquor Sale Limited On Election Day in Maine
The Liquor Commission declares no liquor sales until polls close on election day with 7 p.m. start in towns over 300 residents. Smaller towns may close as early as 5 p.m. by mayoral vote. state liquor stores remain closed all day.
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Maine
Timothy J. Murphy
Maine Good Roads to Host New Brunswick Minister
Andre F. Richard minister of public works and highways in New Brunswick will address the Maine Good Roads Association at its June 21 meeting in Bangor.
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Augusta
Maine Good Roads Association
Andre F. Richard
New Brunswick
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