Britain Faces Rail Strike Crisis With Lockout Threats
Associated Press reports Britain's seven day rail strike crippling industry with 80 percent of locomotive crews striking. Unemployment rises as steel plants cut shifts, a seamen's wildcat strike blocks the Mauretania, and Prime Minister Eden contemplates emergency powers to seize transport and deploy troops to move essential supplies. Prices and wages are disputed with a demand of 112 shillings weekly above base pay.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Southampton
Federation of British Industries
Scotland
Otter
Eden
Queer Hlizabeth
Senate votes on two major money bills in calendar
The Senate plans to vote on two appropriations bills totaling 2.404 billion for Labor and Health Education and Welfare plus 588 million for 17 independent agencies. The Appropriations Committee approved increased funding including 22 million for NIH research on chronic diseases and 1.6 million for polio vaccination checks, with the Veterans Administration receiving about 469.13 million, exceeding House totals.
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Preas
Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Veterans Administration
NAACP Plans Integration Moves Across Atlanta and South
NAACP leaders in Atlanta filed a petition with the Atlanta Board of Education urging immediate school reorganizations in line with the Supreme Court rulings on school desegregation. The action targets nine parents speaking for 19 Atlanta schoolchildren as petitions spread to other Southern communities. The Houston Conference of the Methodist Church adopted a six point plan to foster white Negro relations and urged community interracial church services.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South
NAACP
Atlanta Board of Education
United States Supreme Court
Tre Jarrell
Board of Education
Supreme Court
Houston
Nash and Hudson to cut 3400 jobs in Wisconsin plants
American Motors Corp. said 3400 workers at its Nash and Hudson plants in Milwaukee and Kenosha will be laid off in a downward production adjustment. A company spokesman cited high production rates and the need to build dealer inventories, stating the new output will be 660 cars daily, down from 380 a year ago.
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Milwaukee
American Motors Corp
Nash and Hudson Automobiles
Wisconsin
Ykesman
Kenosha
Wis
J. A. Riedl
American Motors
Reverend Dr Bert L Scott Dies at Bryn Mawr Hospital
The 66 year old Baptist minister Rev Dr Bert L Scott formerly of Corry and Bryn Mawr died Thursday at Bryn Mawr Hospital. He served as director of the Bureau of Corrections and as executive Secretary of the Pennsylvania Prison Society. He held multiple church and state roles and was honored with a 1941 honorary Doctor of Divinity from the University of TEWS. Surviving are his widow Elizabeth Moor and three daughters, Alice Scott, Mrs Philip Shank, and Mrs Robert Gross.
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Bért L. Scott
Bryn Mawr
Scott
Lnte
Wid
Samuel Scott
Corry
Joel Public Schools
Allegheny College
Baptist Institute For Christian Workers
Pikster
Lower Merion
Lower Merion Baptist Church
Bureau of Corrections
State Department of Welfare
Fort Gifford Princhot
Jobin & Fisher
Lnter
Pennsylvania Prisary Society
Pennsylvania ‘Temperance League
Baptist Ministers Conference
Pennsylvania Baptist Convention
American Baptist Historical Society
University of Pittsburgh
University of Tews T
Iis
Elizabeth Moor
Alice R. Scott
Philadelphia
Philip RK
Shank
Rawemont
Robert Gross J
Bethlehem
Lausche Praises Ex President Truman at Library Fund Dinner
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche called former President Truman one of the great presidents at a Trinity library fund dinner. Lausche, at odds with national Democrats over a Washington governors meeting, praised Truman during the event.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Marty Truman
Lausche
Washington
Tri
Trinity Library Fund
Four U S jet pilots freed from captivity in Hong Kong
Four U S jet pilots released after years in Red China face a tight schedule in Hawaii. They visit dentists between interrogation sessions with Air Force officials, while awaiting departure to Travis AFB then Omaha and Philadelphia before Washington. The group includes Capt Harold Fischer and Lt Lyle Cameron among others.
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U. S
Air Force
Washington
William McGinty
Press
Heer
Gol
Edwin Heller
Wynnewood
Harold E Fischer
Swen City
Lyle Cameron
Einpolis
Nob
Roland W Parks
Omaha
Hong Hone
Romiantic
Hawaii
McGinty
Fischer
Chile
Heller
Cutif
Philadelphia
Diners flood Kern River Canyon as uranium rush grows
In California's Kern River Canyon about 60 armed deputies watched as a thousand prospectors surged in after two dynamite blasts opened new claims. Claim jumping rose, but most violence was avoided. experts predicted court action could last months.
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Hobo Hot Springs
Calif
Kern River Canyon
California
Rocky Canyon
Miracle Ann: Premature Baby Reported Dead Lives Recalled
The premature girl Miracle Ann Dupree, born at City County Hospital, was pronounced dead after birth but later found alive on an embalming slab. Doctors said death was likely due to underdeveloped lungs and absence of oxygen. the infant later died.
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Associated Press
Houston
Ann” Dupree
M Desmond
City County Hospital
Earllier
Mark. Dupree
M Maui
Desmond
Besmond
Hartwell Cotan
Pat Foley
Morti
Duprees
Hospital Information Desk
Cive
Deamond
Miracle Ann
Robert Kelley
Kelley
Miricle Ann
Robert Corry
Corry
Youths Charged in Drive-In Theatres Theft Ring
Three youths from the Lory area pleaded guilty to burglary connected with stealing food and candy from the Corry Drive-In and Sunset Drive-In theatres in Waterford. Judge Samuel Roaimer fined 160 pounds and ordered 11 months in county jail with parole after one day. Arrests followed after state police investigations. suspects are Lee Burlingame 15 Union City, Raymond Coalam 20 and Edwards Combs 18 Watteburg.
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Lory
Corry Drive-In
Sunset Drive-In
Waterford
Samuel Y. Roaiyer
Son Fanond
Lee Burlingame
Union
Governor Appeals To Labor For Support Of Income Tax Plan
Gov. Leader urged AFL Labor League members to back his proposed income levy to balance a 1969 67 budget and fund health and education priorities. He aimed to raise about 411 million dollars and pledged efforts to clean up the mental health program while stressing job growth and fiscal restraint. Labor leaders from six states attended the one day rally in Harrisburg.
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Labor
Axsociat
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Echefon
Union Ameasbers
AFL
siteVivanio
Labor League For
Uiree
Oir
New Jersey
Ohio
New York
Maryland
District of Colubin
West Virgil
Council to Study Zoning Changes
City Council will review ordinances on restricting occupancy in residential zones and requiring permits for work. Proposals include moving areas from D to other districts and reclassifying portions of East Church Street and adjacent streets. The measures may go to the Zoning Board for validation and timing adjustments by the city engineer.
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Wtite
Businese
Ordinnance Chine
Second Avenue
Third Ward
Washington Street
Railroad Alley
Controversy Grows Over Findley Lake Boating Rules
At Findley Lake a new issue forms as debates intensify over high powered boats on the small lake. Reports cite a May accident where William J Shergals of Cleveland rammed a smaller craft. he paid 6 dollars and costs but faces questions about guilt. A quick rescue prevented injuries.
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Findley Lake
WU Nin
Milligan
Willum J ShergAls
Cleveland
Adend
Conrad Leads St Annes Golfer Title Defense in Tight Match
Conrad leads St Annes in England after 18 by 84 holes for the British Amateur title. Slater of London trails by four holes after the morning round as the pair enter the afternoon with a tense battle.
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Conrad
ST. Annes
England
Joe Conrad
Tinge
Texan
Alan Slater
London
Mier
Homme
New Mail Service Begins Tuesday Inaugurated by Post Office
The Post Office Department inaugurates a new mail service on Tuesday offering certificates of mailing and proof of delivery for items with no imprint. Fees include 16 cents for mailing certificates and for a delivery receipt, with a 40 cent or higher surcharge for registered mail. A new flat rate stamp will replace old methods, with stamps usable for metered impressions.
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Coe
Joonl
Cartier
Post Office Department
Area Firemen Plan Columbus Festival Parade
Firemen outline a parade including one or two Stanford Hose Company trucks for the Columbus Firemen's Festival at the No-Bar Ridge Club grounds. Corry delegation may join. The event runs June 7 through the week with the Greater Fumes Show and Aerie Bark nightly. Proceeds fund new equipment and operations for volunteers.
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TE Tb
Stanford Hose Company
Avenuni
Colutbus
Corry
Columbus
Holby
Jobless records tumble in city report says May totals rise
The Curry office of the Bureau of Employment Security reports May jobless figures show 4 088 continued claims and 277 new claims as against a backdrop of 1 500 projected continued claims and 100 new job applications. Forty one people secured jobs in May while eleven were denied compensation. The report notes high placement and lists occupations and reasons for denial.
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Curry
Bureau of Employmentt Security
Paul Hensley
Alton
Ion
Addi
Tie
Art Hunley Iso
Babson on the H Bomb Threats and Uranium
Roger W. Babson in New York City warns that war will be reshaped by redevelopment and a looming H Bomb. He predicts uranium urgency, world defense efforts, and public apathy toward civil defense, urging readers to consider a broader, cautious view of the era’s dangers.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
New York City
Waldorf Astoria
Bower
Buffalo
Minneapolis
St Louis
New Orleans
New $ York
Walden Minsiter
Trath
Englund
Ranee
Anc Rilsnin
Wons
Hiren Lim Ux
Penewes
Hue
United Suites
Union presses Ford benefits fight in stalled talks
The CIO United Auto Workers push for larger and longer lasting benefits in Ford negotiations as strike deadlines loom and talks with General Motors continue. UAW seeks improved pension and wage guarantees, while Ford reportedly offers partial wage coverage and semiannual boosts, with GM also proposing enhanced terms.
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Associated Press
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor
General Motors Corp
Ford
Tetvon
General Motors
UAW
Owauya
Nlgst
Lo Seasions
Meldi
WorHld Benaduelee
Sid Cme
MLB
Billy Tema
Gery
Fishing Rodeo Scheduled Here at Mead Park
The recreation committee plans a Fishing Rodeo at Mead Park next Wednesday evening starting at 6. Open to all boys and girls in the school district aged 12 and under. Registration at the desk required to be eligible for prizes. Major prizes announced for fish caught between bright and dark. Authorities aim for a larger turnout than last year. The event continues the next evening along the same line.
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Rereation Committee
Mead Park
Desi
Miejadiné
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Hong Kong
Red China
Maidn
Nila
America
NTO Theatre
Council TO Study
Heads Dental
Bruce M. Lipdema
York
Pennsylvania Dental Labordatory Association, Inc
Ford Company
Fiat Aix
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