Lockheed Stop-Strike Ends as Talks Begin
Lockheed Aircraft Corp and aerospace workers end a brief walkout in Burbank after government mediation and a Taft Hartley committee meeting. President Kennedy may seek an injunction. union back at work but warns of renewed action over the union shop issue amid a months long dispute affecting missile and plane programs.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Arthur M. Ross
University of California Industrial Relations Institute
Honolulu
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy
Lockheed
Z. Willard. Wirtz
Los Angeles
IAM
Nautical
North American Aviation
Gen
Vera Dynamics
Ryan
Hoffa on Trial in Labor Peace Payoff Case
Hoffa 49 faces conspiracy charges linked to Commercial Carriers Inc and a 1.5 million member tuition scheme to secure labor peace. Test Fleet later known as Hebrew Corp and linked to Hoffa’s family are scrutinized as prosecutors seek profits links to Hoffa. Trial before Judge William E. Miller with a 12 jurors. defense argues legality and no payments to Hoffa. Conviction could bring up to one year in prison and $10,000 fines per count.
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Test Fleet
Islock
William E. Miller
Hoffa
Fleet
The
Hebrew Corp
Nashville
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Teamster
Brennan
Teamsters International
Erie physician in safe condition after heart attack
Dr William Earnest Spartansburg physician at Hamot Hospital Erie listed in safe condition today. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital last Saturday after a severe heart attack at home and transferred to Erie Tuesday. The Standard Chair Co Union City plans 954800 expansion and modernization program including new building machinery and equipment. Indian Summer forecast with warm days and cool nights through midweek. Temperatures near 15 degrees above normal with two tenths to three tenths inches of precipitation next week. A 12 year old boy was struck by a car on the way to Queen of the World School at St Marys. driver left scene. John Valentino thrown into roadside ditch. knee lacerations and head bump. Andrew McKeta reports a cart left in his yard. owner may claim. Fire alarm rang once after an electrical repairman pulled a switch at No 1 fire station during traffic light work.
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William Earnest
Spartans‘burg
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Earnest
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mori
Queen of the World School
St. Marys
John Valentine
Penn Students Donate Lunch Money for India
About 200 University of Pennsylvania students donated their lunch money to help India. The collection totaled 148 dollars as they passed through the cafeteria line yesterday.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
India
Typhoon Lucy Threatens Vietnam Delta Region
Typhoon Lucy prompted Vietnam to declare a state of emergency in the southern Mekong Delta as the storm approached from the South China Sea. American authorities offered aid while both nations grounded flights and prepared for potential devastation.
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Sauuung
Ouuul
Wvain
Lucy
South China Sea
Mekong River
City curfew stance urged as off streets hours debate rages
Readers challenge city officials over the curfew ordinance and juvenile discipline. The letter questions parental responsibility and police role, arguing that wood shed discipline worked and that curfew enforcement should remain strict, with officers available only for emergencies. It laments vandalism levels and defends Officer Keppel, urging councils to uphold the curfew and keep youth off the streets.
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Keppel
Elgin
Guess Who
Jamestown Presses For Continued Airline Service
Jamestown officials hire Robert Grey of Chapman Walah and OConnell to evaluate Mohawk Airlines status. The city eyes CAB review under use it or lose it policy as flights average under five passengers daily. Scheduling issues cited as root cause.
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Jamestown
Bee Peas
Pal Airport Commission of
Ita
Mohawk Airlines
Robert Grey
Washington, D.C
Chapman, Walah
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Titusville approves 25 home subdivision plan
Titusville zoning official Alferoth announced a preliminary plan for a 25 house subdivision to be built by Howard Homes of Sharon with financing from Federal Housing Authority loans. A $12 500 model home permit has been applied for and construction may start once approvals from the Zoning Board Planning Commission and City Council are received.
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Treviuss
Vonn Alferoth Jr
Howard Homes of
Sharon
Federal Housing Authority
Allferoth
Zoning Board
Planning Commission
City Council
Philadelphia adopts 1963 operating budget and six year capital plan
Philadelphia City Council approved a 1963 operating budget of 305.5 million dollars and adopted a six year capital program budget totaling 918 million dollars on Thursday.
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Philly
Philad
Harold Oliver A Life With The AP In One Century
James Marlow recalls Harold Oliver, 65, AP veteran who began as a copy boy in 1913 and witnessed press evolution through wars, presidential campaigns, and major political events. From teletype to modern reporting, Oliver’s stories span Coolidge to Eisenhower, Roosevelt to Smith, including drafting numbers in both world wars and a night ride with Skullcap Charlie Bryan.
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Washington
Harold Oliver
Associated Press
White House
Coolidge
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Charley
Wilson
Longtime AP editor Oliver retires after 49 years
Oliver, who led AP congressional staff for seven years and covered White House chiefs from Roosevelt to Truman, retires after 49 years of service. He survived a 1988 kidney operation and a 1960 heart attack while continuing to work. his last days saw a desk gathering instead of a party, as he and his wife Myrtle plan a quieter life at home in Washington.
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Roosevelt
Oliver
White House
Truman
Eisenhower
Warm Springs
Whamt
Worldwide Organization
Myrtle
Washington
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Medney
Andrew McKetn
Springstreet
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No. 1 Fire Station
South Center
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Elks Lodge
William C. Seitz Jr
Titusville
Loblaws
Harding
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Shoth
al Smith
Smith
Supreme Court
Frank A. Toth
Franklin St
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