Steel World Confident Strike Can Be Averted
Pittsburgh AP reports optimism across steel firms and unions that a September 1 strike can be avoided as industry negotiations stall over money. Interim contracts expire Aug. 31 and buyers foresee no panic, while union leaders cite cautious optimism and readiness to strike if demands aren’t met. Orders for September show a 20 to 25 percent drop, signaling weak demand amid stalled talks.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Burlon Jr
Ember United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel Corp
Duquesne
Charles Maniccia
U.S. Steel
Braddock Works
James Huntermark
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
South Side
I. W. Abel
Mannicia
Corry Country Club Junior Golfers End Season With Picnic
Junior golfers of Corry Country Club concluded their season with a noon picnic at the clubhouse after a morning of golf attended by about 40 youngsters. Trophies were awarded for four-week tournament winners: Frank Cragg two-hole, Bascar Nine-hole, Seton Riple four-hole, Blynt 18-hole. Second and third places listed for each category. Jim Minana provided lessons before the sessions, with Mrs. William Master, Mrs. Dale Webster and Mrs. Robert Forrester coordinating junior golf. Mrs. Gene Bloom chaired today's picnic arrangements, assisted by Mrs. P. B. Sonoski.
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Corry Country Club
Frank Cragg
Bascar
Seton
Riple
Y Blynt
Dale Webster
Robert Forrester
Gene Bloom
P. B. Sonoski
Rites Held For Mrs Lillian Beardsley
Final rites were held at Bracken Funeral Home at 11 30 a.m. with Rev H Kenyon Leishman officiating Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery Mr and Mrs Dennis Beardsley of Pasadena Md and Mr and Mrs Leon Filgar and family of Warren attended from away
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L. Beardsley
Lillian Beardsley
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
First Presbyterian Church
Pine Grave Cemetery
Dennis Beardsley
Pasadena
Leon Filgar
Warren
Tarentum man elected president of Western Pennsylvania Firemen
Joe Stahl of Tarentum is named president of the Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association at its annual convention in Vandergrift. Arnoul is chosen as the 1966 convention site. Discussions note progress on minor issues but no breakthrough on the nine cent wage gap between union and industry. The Steelworkers seek 17.9 cents more per hour in wages and benefits. industry offers about nine cents. Current average wages and benefits are $4.40 per hour.
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Vandergrift
Joe Stahl
Tarentum
Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association
Stahl
Westmoreland County
Arnoul
Johnson faces UN dues crunch amid vetoed peace plan
The United States seeks a way to secure Russia’s return to UN funding while preserving a veto-free General Assembly option for actions against aggressors. With Security Council deadlocked by Russia, Johnson faces pressure to craft a formula by Monday’s 33-nation committee meeting to avoid undermining the UN peacekeeping mechanism.
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Council
United States
Russia
Britain
France
China
U.N
United Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
Middle East
Congo
Johnson
Cuban exile Ramirez held in solitary after Seven Seas piracy case
A Cuban exile, Roberto Ramirez, is in a single cell awaiting federal jurisdiction over the piracy and killings aboard the freighter Seven Seas. Five crewmen were killed, one survivor hid in a chain locker, and a cook reportedly drowned during the attack off the Florida Keys. The case prompted a court appearance and a planned hearing.
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Miami
Fla
U S
Warra
Seven Seas
Ramirez
Cxplain
Fiim
Fidel Castro
Atlantic Ocean
Florida Keys
Burgwise Elwin
Big Coast Guard
Gulf Stream
Cook
Cuba
Coast Guard
Immigration Department
Washington
Aaron Foosvner
Body found in Chautauqua Lake after drowning incident
Firemen recovered the body of Eric Gunnarson, 53, of Jamestown, who drowned when he fell from a cruiser near Cheney's Point on Chautauqua Lake late Monday night. The coroner ruled accidental drowning.
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wAmBorune
Ender
Eric Gunnarson
Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Cheney's Point
Gunnarson
Joseph C. Latiner
Bemus Point
Frederickson Marina
Frederick L. Hitchcock
Gemini 5 Rendezvous Mission with REP Satellite Plan
Bare details describe Gemini 5 pilots Cooper and Conrad chasing a 70 pound REP in a separate orbit. Cooper will shift to a trailing path, then approach to about 52 miles behind the satellite. A radar aided pursuit will aim for a 20 foot close pass, with Gemini 5 circling the REP for nearly an hour to enable photographs from multiple angles.
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Cooper
Tipe
Conrad
Schirra
Stafford
United States
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