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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
1
A Florida born idea delivers ready to eat meals to customers door to door with advance menus and low weekly prices. In Miami seven services feed up to 2000 meals daily, while nationwide adoption lags in major cities.
At Pearl Harbor the fleet commander says recent Soviet reconnaissance over American carriers underscores Russian fears that U S warships can block Communist expansion. The remarks reflect concern about carrier strike capabilities and potential strategic leverage in the Pacific.
An interview series quotes Adm. John H. Sides on U S naval power and the Cuban crisis. Discussions cover Soviet concerns about carrier forces and the role of Polaris submarines, with Sides asserting Navy strength as a key check against Communist expansion.
Washington representatives of railroads and unions meet Labor Secretary Wirtz to report progress on avoiding a nationwide rail strike. Talks since May 26 address manning rules and potential job eliminations amid ongoing stalemate.
Backed by two presidential commissions the railroads push to cut about 40 000 fireman jobs on oil burning freight engines and yards A 15 member commission urged 13000 terminations immediately with rest by attrition Five unions representing around 200 000 workers rejected the report and after talks failed moved toward a strike President Kennedy appointed in April a mediator under the railway labor act.
A Charleston ad promotes a free non-operating model called a Dahlberg Motorola replica for those who hear but cannot understand. The tiny ear level unit weighs under a third of an ounce and requires no wires. Call or write DI 2-7181 IR. F. Duncan at 20 Brooks St for information. limited supply.
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