Philly Dock Strike May End With Tentative Pact
A late night tentative agreement between Local 1291 of the International Longshoremen’s Association and the Philadelphia Marine Trade Association could end Philadelphia area strikes, with 2,500 members set to vote on ratification amid a nationwide disruption affecting 775 ships and 60,000 longshoremen over 29 days.
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Philadelphia
APF
Philadelphi
John R. Murray
James J. Reynolds
Local 1291
International Longshoremen's Association
Philadelphia Marine Trade Association
Wilmington
Del
Fred Field
ILA
Galverton
Tex
Miami
Fla
Hampton Roads Maritime Association
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Anthony Scotto
Brooklyn
N.Y
Thomas Glipson
Fire at Penn State barn kills 38 experimental cattle
A barn fire at Penn State University farm in University Park destroyed 38 head of cattle used for experiments along with feed and the building. Estimated losses run to 25 000. Alpha Fire Co responded but the barn burned before firefighters arrived and the blaze is under investigation. In a separate item President Johnson appointed Kenneth E Belliew undersecretary of the Navy succeeding Paul B Fay.
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University Park
Penn State University
Alpha Fire Co
House bids to reverse embargo setback on UAR aid
House lawmakers prepared a fresh vote to reverse a recent setback by blocking a ban on surplus farm goods to the United Arab Republic. The Senate had modified the House action to give the president discretion, with the outcome hinging on absenteeism and party-switches amid Lincoln Week programs.
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Washington
House
Johnson
United Arab Republic
Senate
House Conference
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Nasser
U.S
Bobby Baker
Federal Reserve System
Cold Air Mass Hovers Over Central States
Weather across the nation featured widespread precipitation with 28 of 48 states reporting rain sleet or snow. A cold front tracked from Michigan to northeast Texas leaving icy highways and hazardous driving conditions from Texas to the Ohio Valley.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Michigan
Texas
Ohio Valley
Arizona
New Mexico
Charlottesville
James River
New York City
Upstate
New York
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg-York
Cincinnati
Lake St. Clair
California
Four Washington Children Drown After Ice Breaks
In Warrenton Virginia four of the Washington children aged 5 to 13 drowned when an ice covered pond near their home gave way. The boys Joseph 10 Charles 8 and John 5 fell through together while sister Carolyn 13 perished as she attempted to rescue them. Neighbors had warned them not to go on the ice.
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Pond Warrenton, Va
Hunter L. Washington
Joseph
Charles
John
Carolyne
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