Agreement Hint In Missile Strike
Two major unions IAM and UAW struck Lockheed and Douglas missile and satellite plants nationwide. A tentative two year contract was reached with Douglas covering 22 000 hourly workers at Long Beach California and Tulsa Oklahoma. Pickets to be withdrawn as talks continue.
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Los Angeles
Lockheed and
Douglas
United States
International Assn
United Auto Workers
UAW
Long Beach
Calif
Tulsa
Oklo
Charlotte
N.C
United States Space and Missile Program
IAM
Lockheed
Air Force
Convair
Long Beach Memorial Stadium
Army
U.S
Navy
Samos
Midas
San Diego
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Point Arguello
Santa Monica
el Segundo
Father son dinner planned by Erie DeMolay chapter
Dr Dale Larimore coordinating the annual father son dinner at the high school with John Stucky Jr installing officers. Meal to be provided by chapter mothers chaired by Mrs Paul Casady. Also notes local visits and travels of multiple families including Atkinson, Colan, Amos, Griffith, Redmond, Hester, Dunham, Whitworth, Crowl, Marshall, Allison, Shaw, and Booth across Erie and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Larimore
John Stucky Jr
Pittsburg
Paul Casady
L. G. Atkinson
McCune
Joe Parsons
Mabel Colan
Pittsburg State College
Grenola
Audrey Amos
Bakersfield
Calif
Bernard Amos
Cleo Griffith
Amos
Griffith
Parsons
Pearl Redmond
Alice Hester
Independence
Andrew Presgrove
Sandra McClure
Hollis Dunham
Kansas City
Dunham
University of Kansas Medical Center
Jake Whitworth
Doug
Bartlesville
Wesley Whitworth
Cecil Fischer
Pampa
Tex
Ewing Crowl
Iola
Lee Bartley
Two Men Unaccounted After Pearl Harbor Sub Fire
Two sailors were unaccounted for after a flash fire aboard the submarine Sargo at Pearl Harbor. The one hour blaze occurred in the stern torpedo room as the 2,500 ton submarine was half submerged. Navy officials cited a rupture in the liquid oxygen line as the cause and said no reactor danger existed.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Rain Moves Across Northern States From Pacific Cold Front
The Associated Press reports cool air from the Pacific bringing rain to the northern tier and scattered showers across the upper Mississippi Valley central plains and northern Rockies. The Chicago Weather Bureau notes heaviest totals at Rochester New York .67 inch and Colville Washington .70 inch. Early temps ranged from 43 F in Fraser Colorado to 50s 60s inland and 70s 80s in the South and Southwest, with Needles California at 101 degrees at midnight.
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Associated Press
Pacific
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Rockies
Chicago Weather Bureau
Rochester
N.Y
Colville
Wash
Fraser
Colo
Needles
Calif
E State Student Heads National Group
Judy Miller a senior at Emporia State College was elected secretary of the national student group in Chicago. The report notes her commitment to campus leadership and her role within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Judy Miller
Emporia State College
Col
Future Business Leaders of America National Convention
The Future Business Leaders of America represents about 54 000 high school and college students aiming for business careers and met at its national convention Tuesday. Read the advertisements.
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Lege
The
Future Business Leaders of America
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Vandenberg
Colleen Haggard
Wichita
Kan
Haggard
Erie & Vicinity
Robert Marshall
Stevie and
Susie
Dewey, Okla
William Walker
Raymond Allison
Altamont
Cecil Hurst
Allison
Mrs. Hurst
Ruby Shaw
Lelia Dunham
Stark
New Jersey
Don Booth
Ciety
Relake
Tives
Rose
John O'Brien
St. Paul
Edwin T Lowe
Albuquerque
N.M
Lewis Lowe
Dick Cullimore
Frankfort
Chanute Tribune
Brenda
Johnson
Charlie
Doan
Eureka
Fredonia
Olathe Ski-Bees
Vera
Kansas
Andrew Schoeppel
West Shore
Decton
Wash & Wear
Glen
du Pont T.M
Dacron & Wool
Dean L. Foster
E. Main
Fred R. Foster
Litwin
Cloth Oxfords
Capri
Baby Doll
P.j.'s
Sheer
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