New York Dock Workers Hold Key To Quick Strike Solution
Longshoremen seek a speedy end to the Atlantic and Gulf coast dock strike. ILA leaders launch a campaign to win a new vote from Port of New York members on a contract rejected by a slim margin. The strike involves about 60,000 workers and 200 ships are stalled nationwide, with potential daily economic losses of 20 to 25 million.
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New York
Ware
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Maine
Texas
Asst
James J. Reynolds
ILA Executive Council
TLA
ILA
Thomas W. Gleason
Gleason
Did Engineer Suffer Heart Attack Causing Fatal Crash?
An autopsy will determine if a locomotive engineer suffered a heart attack before his diesel collided with an Erie-Lackawanna freight at a track intersection in Sterling, Ohio. Baltimore & Ohio engineer C. R. Duckworth, 63, of New Castle, Pa., was one of five crewmen killed. Duckworth's body was the first identified. The wreck produced a fierce fire and extensive damage. three bodies were recovered from the smoldering wreckage on Monday, with the remaining two found early today. The crash occurred at the track intersec tion and prompted an autopsy to clarify the cause of death.
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Wooster, Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
C. R. Duckworth
New Castle
Erie- Lackawanna
Sterling
Here
Duckworth
State Highway Patrol
al Wooster
L. A. Adair
Wayne County
Cuyahola County
Cleveland
Glenn Rike
Medina Community Hospital
Rike
Seek 3 Holdup Men In $20,000 Fur Robbery
In Havertown Pennsylvania police hunt for three men who robbed Vanity Fur Shop taking about $20,000 in furs and cash. A masked robber entered the store and pointed a pistol at coowner Mrs. Joseph Bosso who was tied up while the others joined. The thieves loaded mink coats stoles and jackets into large bags.
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Havertown
Vanity Air Fur Shop
Joseph Bosso
Paul Stiane
Opera Singer Dies in Montreal at 38
Paule Emile Corbell, a French Canadian opera singer who began with the New York Metropolitan Opera in 1930, died Sunday. In recent years he performed in French language radio and television.
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Montreal
Paule
Emile Corbell
New York
Metropolitan? Opera
Hal
Mass Meeting Over Manslaughter Charge in UC Death
A mass meeting in Union City urged investigation into the death of James Porter at Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co. and scrutiny of police handling of the Cage case. District Attorney Edward Carney weighed voluntary or involuntary manslaughter charges after a judge tossed a murder count, with further inquiry planned as the fight between Alan Cage and Porter is examined.
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Erie County
Edward Carney
Alan D. Cage
Waterford
Union City Borough
Cage
Pat Behan
Frank Kennedy
Jack Benger
William Pearson
Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company
James Porter
Behan
Elmer Evans
Carney
Elmer Schifka
Corry
Porter
ROTC Program May Be Altered
Washington AP report says Pentagon planners consider remaking the Junior ROTC to train more than 100000 youths in specialties leading to military technician careers or civilian trades. The aim is a military purpose for Junior ROTC, expanding from 254 to 1200 schools, with new course subjects beyond three hours weekly.
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Washington
Pentagon
Johnson
Defense Department
Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps
Congress
Defense
Johnsons 1.66 Billion Plan Aims At Public Private Schools
President Johnson asks Congress for a 1.66 billion education program covering public and non-public schools, with private school participation and funding for pre school and higher education. The plan stresses aid to low income families, shared facilities, and teacher training, sparking anticipated fights over church and state funding. Public scrutiny centers on non public school provisions and potential religious implications.
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Johnson
Washington
Congress
Capitol H
National Education Association
Detroit
Baltimore
New York City
Tuto
White House Preparations for Johnson Inaugural Visit
The White House says a full house at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue awaits next week for President Johnson's inauguration. About 20 guests, mostly relatives, will be announced later with Sam Houston Jobinson likely among them. Cousin Oriole Bailey is not attending due to ill health. Mrs. Johnson arranged a continuing buffet for the guests.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Johnson
Sam Houston Jobinson
Oriole Bailey
Firefighters Picket City Hall Over Wages and Conditions
Pittsburgh fire fighters picketed City Hall in a protest over pay and working conditions. Union President Richard W. Richards urged the Bart administration to bargain honestly and collectively. The action echoes a seven month picket at City Hall in 1962.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Fire Fighters Union
City Hall
Richard W. Richards
Joseph M. Bart
Gunman Storms Calif Poker Parlors Wounding Dozens
A berserk gunman fired on multiple poker rooms in Gardena California wounding at least 31 persons and triggering a manhunt for a 70 year old suspect who drove off in a matching car. Police reported victims rushed to nearby hospitals as witnesses described chaotic scenes and shots fired into several venues including the Rainbow Monte Rey and Horseshoe clubs.
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Gardena
Calif
Louis Kodlapis
Fred
Hini Palicg
Rainbow Club
Los Angeles
Dave Whitmore
Monterey Club
Horseshoe Club
Patching High School and Harding School Remodeling Plans
Corry Area Joint School Committee pursues remodeling Harding School interiors for offices to free space at the public library basement. Contractors at Corry Area High School will aid in the work while ongoing rebuilding and fire recovery shape the district’s plans.
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Corry Area
Harding
Joint Committee
John Mohr
Jointure
David Demmy
Architecural
Hunter, Campbell and Rea
Demmy
Budet
Mohr
Ae Joint Committee
Corry
Thomas R. Shupe
Shupe
Bey~ Er Construction Co
Warren
Hold Man For Wife's Murder
Pittsburgh police hold 46 year old construction worker Miller Manovich in the shooting death of his wife Mary Ann Manovich in their home in Pit talin. Manovich admitted the killing during a quarrel over infidelity after asking if she was seeing another man. The couple has five children aged 8 to 15. only one was home at the time.
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Pittsburgh
Miller Manovich
Mary Ann
Pittalin
Manavich
Suga
Lone
Elect Barton President of CJ Union
Members of Local 1097 IAM CJ Union Jamestown installed Barton as president in their 1965 meeting with Samuel Forcey administering the installation. Officers named include Andrus, McQuiston, Lobdell, Rogers, Stanbro, Knowlton, and trustees Robbins, Sprovers and Dahl, plus delegates and alternates to District 56 IAM. The two year CJ contract ends July 1, 1966.
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International Association of Machinists
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Lewis Barton
Barton
Samuel Forcey
TAM
Jamestown
Forcey
Roger Andrus
Arthur McQuiston
Larry Lobdell
Herbert Rogers
Donald Stanbro
Rodney Knowlton
Sentinel
Manley Robbins Jr
Michael Sprovers
Frank Dahl
IAM
Carson Munn
John Miscik
Ted Faust
Barrton
Lobdell
Louis Miller
LeRoy Harris
Misclk
Andrus
Faust
Dahl
Robbins
Ralph Eastman
McQuiston
Icelandic ambassador dies in Washington at 61
Thor Thors Iceland’s ambassador to the United States died yesterday from a sudden internal hemorrhage. He had served in Washington since November 1955.
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Washington
Thor Thors
Iceland
United States
Thors
Corry Boards Reject County Vocational School Plan
Corry School Board and Corry Area Joint School Committee both rejected the proposed county area vocational technical school last night. The Corry board voted six no on the initial question about participation, with one member absent, effectively ending local entry in the program.
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Corry
Corry Area
Mret
Aled
Tnis
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Harding School
CJ Union
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