Court halts space walkout with restraining order
U S District Judge Allgood issued a five day restraining order against a strike at Redstone Arsenal delaying millions in space program construction. The order follows petitions by NLRB and space agency, with hearing set for Aug. 22 and potential extension if needed.
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U.S. Dist
Clarence W. Aligogd
Redstone Arsenal
Alleracys
National Labor Relations Board
Space Agency
Arsenal
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Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Upion
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William J. Rains
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Uke Huntsvilles Building and Construction Trades Council
Tau
Hamden Man Killed in Highway Crash
Auburn Mass Aug 18 reports Taya atte gesserreiber Bureau Bringeport and vicinity Partly cloudy cooler. Hunger of Hamden man Sternbach 26 of Mara Conn killed when his car left the turnpike struck a sign. His wife Elaine treated for shock. High 75 to 76. Overnight low and other weather data listed.
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Auburn
Mass
Bure Sternbach
Mara
Tay
Dei
Conn
Massachu
Seus Turnpike
Elaine
Tighest
Mt Alam
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Bethel Child Killed in New Hampshire
Randolph New Hampshire August 17 AP a crash on Route 2 killed four year old Bethel Conn Nancy Rutigliano and wounded both parents taken to Berlin hospital The other passenger Thomas Curran of Bangor Maine was uninjured Police said three adults were counselors at a boys camp en route from Portland to Montreal The Rutiglianos have a son Paul seven enrolled at the camp The car rolled over and landed upright Rutigliano formerly coached football at Green-Wood High School The family recently moved to Bethel
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Randolph
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Norar
Police Groups Coordinate Hunt for Mail Robbers
Boston and Moscow dispatches report a coordinated pursuit of a Plymouth mail truck robbery gang. Massachusetts officials, FBI and postal inspectors plan a unified manhunt, with Edward J. McCormack Jr stating one investigation instead of multiple. Officials vow rapid information sharing.
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Edward J. McCormack, Jr
Yraterday
William F. White
N.E
Plymouth
Mass
State House
Boston
Fly Nouth Mall
Massachusetts State House
Atty
Edward J. McCormack
Willian F. White
New England
Frank Lentuoi
Brockton
Lea L. Laughlin
FBI
Edmond J. McNamara
Michael J. Cullinane
Massachusetts
Ant
John K. Kelly
Norfolk
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White
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McCormack
Senator Blocks Vote on Bohlen Nomination
In Washington on August 17, Senator Strom Thurmond objected to moving ahead with Charles E. Corcoran Bohlen’s nomination as ambassador to Paris. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield had sought unanimous consent to proceed, but Bohlen’s nomination was postponed until next week as the Senate confirmed Fay R. Kohler as ambassador to Moscow and other postings. Thurmond did not state a reason for his objection.
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William J. Josko
Fairfield Republican
Melvin Fennell
Tofius Nu! Smith
Howard A
Jasko
Keating
Josko
Josks J
Sackett
Fennell
Makar
Makar Ifor
Mak‘ark
Ol ‘Free
Republican Party
Gwan Committee
Fatty Field
Washington
Strom Thurmond
D-5
Senate
Kennedy
Charles E
Chip) Babben
Paris
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Tiehlen
Fay BD
Kohler
Moscow
William R.tyler
Bernard T. Brennan
New York
Agency For International Development
AID
Jett H. Ferguson
Marotca
Willian Leonhart
West Virginia
Tokyo
Tanganyika
Thurmond
Bohlen
Noming Station
Senate Passes Satellite Bill in 66 to 11 Vote
The Senate approved the Communications Satellite bill 66 to 11 after 19 days of debate. It would create a privately owned, government regulated corporation to operate part of a global space relay network, with antitrust safeguards and House review of changes.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Estes Ke- Triver
D-Tenn
Russell B. Long
D-La
Shell
American Telephone & and Telegraph Co
Kennedy
Congress
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John O. Pastore
D-R. J
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Pastore
Tony
Hal
Long
Pastore Holly
Death of Marian Manoroc Considered Probable Self Harm
Los Angeles August 17 AP coroner rules Marian Manoroc death likely resulted from her own actions with sedatives after previous attempts to kill herself during periods of distress. The 36 year old film icon was found dead August 5 in her Brentwood home. Friends say she seemed well despite deep fears and psychiatric distress.
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Los Angeles
Mariyn Manoroc
Dis
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Brentwood
Lile
Fenee
Ihey
Connecticut Storm Smashes Crops Sparks Blackouts
A violent August storm lashed Hartford and surrounding towns with hail up to an inch, damaging tobacco crops across 85 acres in East Windsor and causing widespread power outages for about 10,000 homes. Lightning struck a department store roof, sparking evacuations, while towns from Windsor Locks to Torrington reported downed lines and flooded roads. Over 15 minutes of heavy rain drenched the region as radar and weather services briefly failed before resuming.
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Hartford
Aug
Warthorn
Connecticut
LIS
Bradley Field
Windsor Locks
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Broad Brook
CL & FP
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East Granby
East Windsor
Enfield
Stafford Springs
Bloomfield
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Somers
Rockville
Warehouse Point
Madford Electric Light Company
Scots Department
Rt 5
Windsor
Poquonock
Edward Huntington
Torrington
Stafford’ Springs
Berlin
Pass
US Weather Bureau
Litchfield
Go Ahead on Convention Voted by American Life
The executive committee of the American Life Insurance association voted unanimously to proceed with a scheduled special convention to consider a reinsurance proposal with Investment Life Insurance Company of America. President Stephen L. Legedy announced after a meeting at the association home office that insurance officials previously urged postponement, but new information supported moving forward.
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American Life Insurance Association
Investment Life Insurance Company of America
Cleveland
Ohio
State Street
Stephen L. Legedy
Association
Alfred N. Premo
Prema
Chin
Insurance Commissioners of
Connecticut
Sepedy
Stgnes
Inesurance
Mishaps on New Haven and Central Delays Hit Commuters
New York Aug 17 AP New Haven and Central railroads delayed up to thirty minutes as an empty refrigerator car derailed at New Rochelle junction blocking two tracks and a second incident left debris on a northbound track at 22nd street and Palisade Avenue. About 18 000 commuters from New York City affected. no injuries. Cause pending.
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Moscow
Rodion Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Malinsnsky
United States
Andrian Nikulayev
Pavel Popovich
Vrukove
Earth
Lenin
Red Square
Premley Khrushchev
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Masca
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APJ
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Central
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Harlem
Boston
Heavy Rain and Lightning Hit Bridgeport Area
Severe weather struck Bridgeport and nearby areas last night at 5 35 p m with 59 inches of rainfall until 9 40 p m Gusts reached up to 1046 mph causing chimney damage at Newfield School on Newfield Avenue bricks showered the roof and yard but no fire ensued Fire crews secured the site and weather officials predicted fair conditions and lower humidity tomorrow with temperatures in the mid 70s
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Bridgeport
U.S
Newfield School
Newfield Avenue
Perdihand E. Senger
Weather Bureau
Polaris A2 missile explodes during test flight at Cape Canaveral
A Polaris A2 test missile blew apart about 11 seconds after liftoff at Cape Canaveral causing a brush fire but no injuries or facility damage. Most debris fell onshore with a large fragment into the Atlantic. Navy officials cited unknown cause and noted the program aims at the A3 upgrade amid a string of wing-shot failures.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Polaris
Seven killed in headon truck crash near Columbia S C
Seven people died and several were injured in a headon crash of two small trucks ten miles northwest of Columbia. The wreckage ignited roadside brush and adjacent woods, prompting fire and forestry crews to extinguish the flames. Names identified included Sims Bates and Matlie Bates among the dead, with others still undetermined. Hospitalized were Paonis Mar Jeter and Mert Glenn, among others.
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S.C
Headon
Here
Sims Hates
Matlie Bates
Mug Mosie
J. B. Mosie
Paonis Mar
Jeter
Mert Glenn
Nutmeg Bowl Grid Game Postponed To Tonight
The fifth annual Nutmeg Bowl football game was rained out and moved to tonight at 8 15 at Hedoes Memorial Stadium. General Charnun Stanley Swanson said the event proceeds unchanged. East and West All Star squads feature June graduates from Connecticut schools, with the West favored to even the series at two wins apiece.
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Hedoes Memorial Stadium
Charnun Stanley Swanson
Connecticut
President Kennedy Drives Western Tour Amid Projects
President Kennedy speeds up Western tour en route with Kennedy as he points to vast dam and reservoir plans. At Pueblo and Pierre he endorses McGovern and Carroll while California stops seek Brown's term. Yosemite visit draws about 20,000 spectators before a brief highland stop and security checks.
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Canpress
Oshe Dam
Pier+te
Fryingpan Arkansas
Colorrado
Pueblo
McGovern
Carroll
Peter H. Carmihick
Kenenedy
California
Gar Mund G
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Yosemite National Park
Yosemite
John Preston
Ahwahnee Hotel
Présidant
P Merced
Glaclee Point
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