Criticism Aimed at Wirtz Over Longshore Strike Mediation
New York union leaders criticized Labor Secretary Wirtz for not calling joint meetings to end a two week old longshoremen strike tying up shipping from Maine to Texas. ILA executive vice president Thomas W. Terry Gleason said separate talks won’t solve the problem, while NYSA chair Alexander Chopin praised mediation but noted the core dispute remains twofold over union wage and featherbedding demands. The issue, before a federal study group, centers on crew size with ILA seeking 20 men per gang and shippers pushing for reductions.
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Um—A
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Texas
Gleason
Alexander Chopin
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Wirtz
Sic
Choping
ILA
Ramblers of Orrin W. Fox Co Display Local Pride
Ramblers showcase decades of community presence at 2345 E. Colorado, San Gobtie Valley, celebrating 32 years of service with a friendly yell and strong local loyalty. Site listing MU 14251, SY 585i hints at contact details for this longstanding Ramblers Dealer.
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Orrin W. Fox CO
San Gobtie Valley
Colorado
Dean Resigns as Kennedy's Chief Disarmament Negotiator
Dean a New York lawyer who served both parties as a diplomatic troubleshooter resigns as President Kennedy's chief disarmament negotiator. A U S arms control spokesman said the 54 year old offered his letter of resignation this week and will advise in an advisory capacity without salary. The move follows years of international bargaining and signals possible replacement plans for the U N and Geneva talks.
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Kennedy
Washington
New York
Dawyer Sho
Armia Control and Disarmament Agency
Palm Beach
Fis
Disarmament Agency
Dig
Valerian Zorin
Zorn
United Nations
Kennedy confirms Hoffa story withheld at request
U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy confirmed his office asked a Nashville newspaper to withhold a story about questioning at the opening of the James Hoffa trial. The acknowledgment follows questions over editorial decisions in the Nashville paper.
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Hoffa
Washington
Robert *. Kennedy
Nashville, Sonn
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R, Hoffa
Justice Department
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Stahlman
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George Wheeler
DE Janeiro
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Rio
Utter-MeKinley
Fred F. Thornburg
Bellevue Cemetery
New Veteran Tax Filing Plan Told
A new system for handling veteran tax exemptions for almost half a million Los Angeles veterans was announced yesterday by County Assessor Philip E. Watson. Exemptions will be largely processed by mail this year with forms sent to veterans and churches that received exemptions in 1962 63. Last year 455 919 ex servicemen received reductions totaling 367 479 460 in assessments under state law. Veterans must file by the first Monday in May to appear on next November’s tax bill.
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Los Angeles
Philip E. Watson
Watson
Wardlar Filimene
John R. Quinn
Swomen
Wattson
Who
Dog Foils East German Escape Bid At Border Canal
An East Berlin refugee attempting to swim the Teltow Canal into West Berlin was seized by a police dog and arrested by five border guards. West Berlin forces watched as eight green-flagged patrols failed to assist at 2 am. The dog squad, trained to knock down but not bite unless provoked, stopped the man in the Neulaelln border area. East German police had created a “death zone” with guard dogs to deter refugees, while West Berliners protested a separate hammer and chisel attack on the wall overnight.
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Teltow
East Berlin
West Berlin
Neulaelln
Dree
Telstar Satellite Restored After Six-Week Cure
Telstar, the television satellite, returned to service from a six week illness caused by radiation. Bell Labs engineers described a clever electronic fix using an improvised repair to restore power and command signaling. Live programs between New York Europe resumed as signals were relayed across the Atlantic.
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Telstar
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Bell Telephone Laboratories
France
Britain
Soviets Ship 32 Christians to Siberia
The UPI report says 32 Evangelical Christians were sent by train from their escape location toward Chernogorsk after seeking embassy refuge from religious persecution. The U S embassy plans to monitor the fate of the group though no official Foreign Ministry communication clarified their destination or safety assurances.
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UPI
U.S
Siberia
Chernogorsk
Foreign Ministry
Mystery Deaths in Sydney Shake Scientific Community
Sydney investigators probe the New Year misty deaths of Dr. Gilbert Stanley Bogle a 33 year old solid state physicist and Margaret Chandler 23 wife of a radio physics specialist. Found beside a suburban path at 3 30 am after leaving a New Year Eve party the partly undressed bodies lay amid beer bottles and rubbish. Bogle wore a shirt socks and shoes his coat and trousers folded nearby while Chandler lay clothed only in a half slip with brassiere and dress folded beneath. Police note illness signs and say the pair apparently met only once before at a Christmas party two weeks earlier.
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Sydney
Australia
Gilbert Stanley Bogle
Margaret Chandler
Bogle
Mrs. Chandler
Geoffrey Chandler
Chandlers
Chandler
Building Officials appoint Foothill Chapter leaders
Glendora building director Tom Balderama is the new Foothill Chapter president of the International Conference of Building Officials. Milton Emerson of San Marino is first vice president, Jerry Grant of Pomona the second vice president, and Bob Skinner of South Pasadena is secretary treasurer.
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Glendora
Tom Balderrama
Foothill
International Conference of
Milton Emerson
San Marino
Jerry Grant
Pamoia
Bob Skinner
South Pasadena
School Menu Plan For A Week Of Dinners
The readable menu lists Monday through Friday lunch options with items such as spaghetti and meat loaf. Several typos appear with missing words and unclear items like Jelliens Fruit and Peanut butter Isandivinh. A la carte items and beverages may be available with a 73 qt limit reference.
The Independent Yon XXXm No 168 January Morning Edition
Fragmentary newspaper line reads like a weekly local publication notice with pricing and delivery terms. It mentions daily and Sunday editions, monthly subscriptions, and advertising rates, but legibility is poor.
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Gnilfotong
Sinnay
Jy Advance
Suindays
Paige Cou
Baal Coloradie
Telstar transatlantic test succeeds despite radiation woes
Relay satellite Telstar, troubled by power problems since December launch, sent a bright signal from Maine to France in a successful transatlantic test. Bell engineers devised an aspirin-like signal to disconnect the problematic storage battery by sending a long pulse with a mid notch, and Telstar began receiving signals normally again after misinterpreting the first tests.
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France
Telestar
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Bell
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U.S
Pacific
Telstar
Robert J. Shenman
Tenry Mann
John S. Mayo
Mately
Telatay
Felstar
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