Wildcat airline strike disrupts US and UK services
Strikes by the Flight Engineers International Union halt or limit operations across major carriers including Pan American, Trans World, American, National, and United. About 60,000 workers face furloughs as negotiations fail after a National Mediation Board ruling. Union dynamics risk dissolving the engineers’ federation as pilots are tied to a separate unit.
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Mit
Niicht Haw
Finks
Eastern Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airs
National Airlines
American Airlines
Tata
Trans World
American
Pan America
Fibout
National
Western Alllies
Aew
Libor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Flight Engineers International Union
National Mediation Board
Air Line Pilots’ Association
Goldberg
New York City
Ad Tie Struick
Union Lavers
Washington
Hir
Ull
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Miami
Meany
Viehta Clahus
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Braniff
Capital
Delia
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Coin Machines Burglarized At Franklin Club
Police report Franklin Club burglarized with five coin-operated machines damaged for cash. Vandal not yet identified. damage includes smashed kitchen window and touched cash registers. Previous month the same club suffered a similar break in. authorities investigating motive and suspects.
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Franklin
Bryan
Bayles
Dullin
Lene Ata Moubhe
Sofi
Hamu rAy
Enuy
U.S. Sky Spies Clear Defenses With Satellite Maneuvers
At Vandenberg California a 2100 pound Discoverer XX satellite restarted its engine by radio command proving maneuverability in orbit. Experts say the craft can speed up slow down or change orbit shape and may allow satellite formations for flight among the moon. The Air Force launched Discoverer XXI from a ground boost to reach orbit within days, signaling a major advance in space surveillance and defense.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
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Tayel
Air Force
Jay
Continental Airlines Short Hop Fleet Notes
Continental operates mainly on short hops and uses a fleet of two engine nanos. The article notes Meht engines powering these compact aircraft.
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Continental
Brave boy survives narrow irrigation pipe fall
Marry Blue, 6, fell 20 feet into an underground water well near Phoenix while playing with his father Ed Faubion. Rescued after 400 feet of rope and a loop under his arms, he was pulled to safety and hospitalized with two broken legs a fractured pelvis and possible internal injuries.
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Dad
Memorial Hospital
Iternal
Harry
Faullon
Stave
Stage
Faublon
Faubion
Arizona
Maid Inherits Million-Dollar Fortune
Ravella Hughes, a former maid living in a Tudor mansion in Garden City, inherits nearly one million dollars from Evelyn Adams, founder of Adams Chewing Gum. Police report an accidental shooting and a death from fatal causes. Hughes is hospitalized in satisfactory condition after the groin wound.
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Pulice
Miss Adams
Miss Hughes
Hughes
Woodward
Garden City
N.Y
New Yorth
Ravella Hughes
Evelyn Adams
Adams Chewing
Deportation of Congo Prisoners Faces UN Action
The United Nations learned six prisoners were moved from Leopoldville to Kasai and a seventh later, with rumors of killings. Dag Hammarskjold reported to the Security Council on Lumumba’s fate and warned of implications for U.N. recognition of Premier Teo's government amid a Congo reconciliation effort.
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Leopoldville
Dag Hammarskinld
Bakwanga
Kasai
Imin‘ik
Jacques Lumbala
Alate Wicer Lumumba
Jean Fi- Pant
Oriental Provinee
Maj
Fataki
Stanleyville
Dayal
Lumutha
Kamenga
Nzuzi
Elengesa
Yangara
U.N
Jruire
Lumumba
Hin
Katanga
Senate
Joseph Okito
Maurice Mplo
U.S
Council
Joseph Teo
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
United States
Hammarskjuld
Hot Kasavubu
Teo
Erie businessman seeks Republican bid for county center seat
Byron J Clapper, 36, a McKean native and partner in T H Clapper & Sons, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Erie County center. He is a nephew of the late Dr Guy Clapper and son of Thomas H Clapper, formerly a sheriff candidate. He served as a lieutenant in the U S Maritime Service after duty in the European theater.
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Erie County
Byron J. Clapper
McKeanna- Hoe
Guy Clapper
Thomas H. Clapper
Sherrf
McKean
U. S. Maritime Services
Maritime Service
Edwin Clapper
T. H
Fire Levels House On Spring Street
A house on Spring Street was destroyed by a blaze driven by strong gusts. Firefighters from Station 1 responded with engines and an aerial truck, battling the flames for about an hour. Two volunteers were slightly injured. origin undetermined but suspected furnace fault. The Mallory family was away at the time. Cedric Adams, noted Minnesota broadcaster, died in Austin later.
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Page One
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South Street
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Malloryn
Mallory
Janestown
Cony
Dresed
Erio
Columbus Avenue
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