Unions vow no holiday rail strike 1963
Three unions pledged not to strike during the holiday season as railroad management sought a court injunction. Union leaders said they do not intend to disrupt Christmas shopping or New Year travel and urged a settlement, while testimony showed wage demands near agreement. A 10 day temporary injunction was signed as talks continued.
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Chicago
Joseph
OO Ramsey
International Association of
Ramsey
U.S. District Court House
Joseph Sam Ferry
Perry Imkote
Kit
J. W. O'Brien
Sheet Metal
Moakes
Judge Perry
Steel Firms Clash With Union Over Pay As Meat Strike Expands
Steel firms warn labor talks must avoid costly pay boosts while in California the AFL CIO Meat Cutters strike widens his reach to wholesalers. Picket lines form as wholesale packing houses may halt meat supplies, threatening independent markets. Negotiations begin with individual talks. USW seeks higher pay and job security without pricing the industry out of profitability.
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Leven
United Steelworkers
California
Taok
AFL + CIO Meat Cutters
Food Employers Council
Hwa
USW
William Bendix Dies at 58 in Los Angeles Hospital
William Bendix 58, a prominent actor best known as Chester Riley on Life of Riley, died at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles after a recent illness. Born January 14, 1906 in New York, he rose from varied early jobs to stardom with film and television, including a courtroom-claimed CBS dispute earlier this year.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.S. Congo
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congo
Stevenson
Christophe Gbenge
Wiliam Bendix
Crites
Ghenye
Riley
Gand Samar
Tan Hospital
Los Angeles
Stevenson Jial
Lobar Pheumonia
Therese
Stephanie
Lorraine
Bendix
Belgium
Thaye
Moscow
Barre
Peking
U.N. Resolu
Achkhar Marofi
Guinea
Orice
Chester Riley
Good Samaritan Dee
Palm Desert
CBS Television
Cbs-Tv
James Aubrey
New York City
New York Giants
Groier
Funeral Rites Held for San Francisco Socialite Phyllis Fraser
Episcopal services for Phyllis Fraser 44 socialite and Jet Set figure were held at Grace Cathedral San Francisco with about 150 friends in attendance. She was found dead Friday at a friend's mansion in the city.
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San Francisco
Episcopal
Phyllis Fraser
Chapel of Grace Cathedral
Inside The Independent Telephones Pasadena East Valley Los Angeles
The notice lists contact numbers for Pasadena area formerly Sycamore 7660311, East Valley formerly Zenith 45244, and Los Angeles formerly Murray 681-4871. It reads as an internal telephone service contact update across regions. The terse entry emphasizes regional rebranding and new dial code references.
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Pasadena Area
Sycamore
East Valley
Zenith
Los Angeles
Murray
Rusk De Gaulle Talk On Eve Of Nato Meet
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with Charles de Gaulle in Paris on the eve of a NATO Council of Ministers session. Rusk sought to reassure France that U.S. support for the Multilateral Nuclear Force does not aim to isolate Paris. The talks covered allied strains over nuclear policy and Eastern Europe with no detailed settlement reached.
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Paris
UPI
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaule
Staes Lsani
France
Rusk
Me Gaulle
NATO Council of Ministers
de Gaulle
Georges Pompiliou
Far
Maurice Couve Dé Murville
MLF
United States
MLE
U.S
Frite
Roy
NATO
Han
Rusky
Frigate Requisition and Assorted War News
Reported actions in the western Mengaie Strait describe a frigate under threat with fast-waving flags as vessels exchange fire. Obituary notes state actor Forey Kilbride dies at 76 with services in Hollywand First Methodist Church today.
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Sant Western
Mengaie
Matereen
Forey Kilbride
Priday
Hollywand
Supreme Court ruling tests Southern public accommodations
A Supreme Court decision upholding the Civil Rights Act's public accommodations section is seen as a major step for civil rights by supporters, while Ollie’s Barbecue in Birmingham and other Southern establishments face renewed pressure to serve Black patrons. Ollie McClung Sr. contemplates possible changes, as Baptist and human rights leaders predict further tests. The Heart of Atlanta Motel spokesman says the ruling aligns with Southern tradition and could reshape social norms nationwide.
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Heart of
High Court
Atlant la
Birmingham
Ollie
Ollie McClung V Sr
Supreme Court
Edward Gardner
Alabama Christana Movement For Human Rights
Birneingham
Gardner
McClung
Moreton Rojleston Jr
Supreme Court Reverses Sit-In Convictions in Civil Rights Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld the public accommodations section of the Civil Rights Act, retroactively dismissing charges and overturning sit-in convictions begun before enactment. The 3 to 4 decision will affect about 3,000 cases across Southern states, with Justices Black Harlan White and Stewart dissenting.
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Congress
Hugo J. Black
Black
John M. Harlan
Bys
R. White
Potter
Stewart
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