Walkout Looms on 3 Airlines
Negotiations between the Flight Engineers International Assn and Pan American World Airways Trans World Airlines and Eastern Airlines ended in a 21 hour deadlock. Labor Secretary Goldberg said the union was free to strike and would report to President Kennedy.
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Washington
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Methodists Vote into Conference in North Iowa Meeting
Eight ministers were elected as full conference members, ten admitted on trial, and five granted retirement in the North Iowa Methodist Conference. Also named were deacons and local elders to be ordained, with construction of a new half million dollar headquarters planned for next spring.
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Dunkerton
Evan Routh
Lone Rock
George ‘D. Gaide
Tama
Lewis L. Dunnington
Towa City
J. Erwin Feller
Cherokee
Robert F. Cha
Harry E. Young
Oelwein
Senate Finance Committee Backs Travel Tax Elimination
The Senate Finance Committee voted to end the 10 percent federal excise tax on train and bus travel effective July 1. The panel also approved reducing airline ticket tax from 10 to 5 percent, effective January 1.
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Washington
Stocks Fall Amid Early Rally Fades In New York
Shares slid again as the market opened lower, briefly rose, then faced a late selling wave depressing prices. The decline underscored a volatile session with broad losses across major indexes in New York trading.
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New York
Forgery Suspect Gayne Smith Linked to Hedrick Case from Iowa
Gayne Gilbert Smith, 24, jailed in Keokuk County, admitted cashing forged checks on Mrs. Juanita Smith's account to fund a home freezer and a possible mortgage. Investigators tie him to the murder of Marcella Smith and the shooting death of Henry Marshall, with District Attorney Bryan Russ planning further grand jury witnesses. Estes testified under questioning but invoked the Fifth Amendment on most inquiries.
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Gayne ‘Gilbert Smith
Keokuk County
Juanita
Marcella’ Smith
Henry Marshall
Estes
Hedrick
ER. K.carmichael
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Smith
Russ
Texas Atty
Will Wilson
Collusion in Estes Case, Solon Says
Rep. Bass accuses Commercial Solvents Corp Billie Sol Estes and the agriculture department of collusion in Estes grain storage dealings. Company officials deny the charge while details show a $900,000 loan and revenue assignments before storage agreements were signed. Bass questions who approved Estes advisory committee placement.
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Estes
Solon
Agriculture Department
William
Leonhardt
Bass
Department
National Cotton Advisory Committee
Jackson
Dallas
The
Kennedy favors voluntary settlement over government intervention
President Kennedy said at a news conference he would pursue voluntary methods to settle major industry labor disputes. He urged dialogue on economic topics to keep the U.S. competitive, noting a threatened strike by engineers on three major airlines.
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Washington
Kennedy
Wisults
Jaycees Honor Cedar Rapids Civic Leader With Award
Richard I Jordan treasurer and past Cedar Rapids Jaycees president receives the Distinguished Civic Service Award at the Junior Chamber Appreciation Night. He is a national director, longtime local volunteer, a 1954 University of Iowa graduate, and Air Force veteran. His father C H Jordan also earns an outstanding boss award.
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Richard ‘I. Jordan
Treasur
Kilborn
The
Civic Bureau of the Chamber] of Commerce
Jordan
Cedar Rapids
Kennan Warns Congress Aid Cut Hurts U S Eastern Europe
Ambassador George Kennan in a Belgrade message to Secretary Rusk says congressional moves to crack down on aid to Poland and Yugoslavia are a windfall for Russia and a severe blow to U S aims in Eastern Europe. Cabot in Warsaw predicts a setback for U S policy toward Poland and Yugoslavia as measures pass.
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George Kennan
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Russia
U.S
Bel Prade
Rusk
Rhane
Kennan
Cabot
Senate
House
Poland
Congress
Tito
Ken- Iwan
East
Hobson
Europe
House Votes Debt Limit Increase to 308 Billion
The House passed a bill to raise the national debt limit to 308 billion dollars in a 211 to 192 vote. A Republican bid to keep the ceiling two billion lower failed 258 to 145.
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Washington
House
Lafter
Gulf Airliner Crash Remains Unsolved in 1959 Mystery
The 1959 Gulf of Mexico airliner disaster carrying 42 people remains labeled cause unknown by the Civil Aeronautics Board. The investigation found no link between the disappearance and ex-convict Robert Spears who reappeared alive and was arrested by the FBI in Phoenix. The CAB found no operational cause or maintenance fault and noted a passenger listed as aboard was not on departure records.
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Gulf of Mexico
Civil Aeronautics Board
National Airlines
Robert Spears
FBI
Phoenix
Gulf
Spears
Dallas
Tampa
William Taylor
Sworthy
Taylor
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