Walkout Slated Against TWA
Government mediators work to avert a Tuesday walkout by TWA flight engineers. Secretaries of labor, airline negotiators, and AFL-CIO unions seek a settlement over cockpit jobs as Kennedy warns against striking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trans World Airlines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Afl-Cio
Flight Engineers International Association
Air Line Pilots Association
TWA
Kennedy
Transport Workers Union
New York
American Airlines
American
TWU
Ford Won't Meet Strikers Demands
Ford II said a strike idling 50,000 Ford workers should settle soon, but the company will not meet union demands at the Cleveland stamping plant. He spoke of running plants without union control and expressed optimism about business relations with the Kennedy administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Henry Ford II
Ford
Cleveland
Ohio
White House
Weather Report for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Partly cloudy conditions continue with cooler air. High near 90 degrees. Temperature readings show varying values through the day with a late evening near 66. Yesterday's high 94 and low 65. Barometer steady at 30.01. Relative humidity around 96 percent. Memorial Airport reports light southeast wind up to 4 mph. Sunrise 4 43, sunset 17 37. River stages listed for Garrison and Clarence areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
B.maseesee
Memorial Airport
East Berlin guard shot during tunnel escape attempt
An East Berlin guard was killed when comrades fired from a pillbox as four of thirteen East Germans attempted to escape through a 90 foot tunnel under the wall. West Berlin students dug the tunnel and guided two women and two boys to a vacant building before guards opened fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Vopo
West
East Guard
Soviets Fire at Britain Over Rhodesia Policy at UN
At the United Nations the Soviet Union accused Britain of pursuing a racist Rhodesian policy as the Asian African bloc pushed a resolution demanding Britain scrap Southern Rhodesia's constitution. Morozov urged immediate independence and federation dissolution, warning of apartheid-like rule if policy continued. Ghana sponsor Quaison-Lacky introduced the resolution with 19 sponsors. Jordan withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
Britain
Southern Rhodesia
Africa
Platon D. Morozovy
General Assembly
Assembly
Morozov
Rhodesias
Nyasaland
Rhodesia
South Africa
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
India
United Arab Republic
Mauritania
Niger
Jordan
U.N
Union Pickets Demand Higher Highway Demolition Rates
Pickets in blazing heat protested outside the Highway Department building and the state capital in St Louis. They identified themselves with the Eastern Missouri Laborers District Council AFL-CIO seeking demolition rate pay on I-55 right of way projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
St. Louis
Eastern Missouri Laborers District Council
Afl-Cio
Robert L. Hyder
Eden suffers fever attack at 65 in Pewsey
Lord Avon formerly Anthony Eden, ex prime minister and foreign secretary, is reported by a household spokesman to be ill with another fever attack. He has long suffered from gall bladder trouble and is 65 years old.
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Pewsey
England
Lord Avon
Anthony Eden
Eden
Coast Guard searches for sinking submarine off Massachusetts
The Coast Guard reported a private yacht sighting a submarine named USS Argonaut sinking about eight miles off Farnham Rock between Scituate and Plymouth. The Navy later said no Atlantic Fleet submarine was in the area and Argonaut was in port at Norfolk, Virginia.
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Scituate
Mass
Coast Guard
Mond
Navy
Farnham Rock
Here
Plymouth
Washington
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Marine Telephone Exchange
Lloyd's Register of Yachts
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Atlantic Fleet Submarine
Atlantic Fleet
Portsmouth
N.H
Ozark Proposes Arbitration to End Pilot Strike
Ozark Air lines offered to settle unresolved issues by binding arbitration after 14 months of talks. President Joseph H. Fitzgerald sent a telegram to Air Lines Pilots Association urging Mediation Board selected arbitrator to prevent a midnight Friday strike. The union, representing 180 pilots, had complained the airline refused to bargain in good faith as Ozark serves Central Missouri with stops in Columbia and Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ozark Airlines
Air Lines Pilots Association
Ozark
Joseph H. Fitzgerald
Federal Mediation Board
Missouri
Columbia
Jefferson City
Civil War Firm Leaves St. Louis for St. Joseph
The Leschen Wire Rope Co. will relocate from 2727 Hamilton Ave in St. Louis to St. Joseph, Missouri, after operating since 1857. The move, effective July 1, comes after its April 1 purchase by Wire Rope Corp. of America and consolidation of operations in St. Joseph. About 120 St. Louis employees will be affected while 10 supervisory staff move. a North Broadway warehouse will hire three to four workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Leschen Wire Rope Co
Hamilton Ave
St. Joseph
Wire Rope Corp. of America
James E. Josendale
North Broadway Ave
Baseball Scores National League Open with 1-0 LA over St Louis
National League action saw Los Angeles beat St Louis 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Cincinnati won 6-4 while Pittsburgh defeated Milwaukee 5-2 and New York topped them 7-1 in scheduled games. American League also featured Minnesota 9 over Kansas City 4 in the lone matchup.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Laos coalition standoff delays premier installation
Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma arrives in Vientiane with new demands stalling the coalition government pending a Thursday settlement. He objects to the National Assembly voice in the pact, backed by his half-brother Souphanouvong of the Pathet Lao who warns of continued U.S. interference as North Viet Nam arms support grows.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
National Assembly
Prince Souphanouvong
Red
Souphanouvong
United States
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Savang Vathana
Boun Oum
Plaine Des Jarres
Phoumi Nosavan
Pathet Lao Guerrilas
Algiers
Rocher Noir
Jean-Jacques Susini
Bone
Paul Gardy
Raoul Salan
24 Hour Postponement Delays Johnston Island Nuclear Test
Adverse weather units postponed 24 hours a scheduled high altitude nuclear explosion above Johnston Island in the Pacific. Joint Task Force 8 cited weather as the reason with cloud layers at 40 000 feet and a mid level layer over the target. The blast would have been 50 to 100 times Hiroshima's yield and visible from Hawaii 750 miles away, potentially disrupting Pacific communications for nearly two days. Scientists in New York urged President Kennedy to cancel the test due to risks to mankind and Van Allen belts.
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Honolulu
Johnston Island
Pacific
Joint Task Force 8
Hawaii
Task Force
Weather Bureau
Hiroshima
New York
Congress of
Kennedy
Montreal Inmates Without Shelter After Fiery Riot
Montreal inmates faced a bleak aftermath after a violent riot at St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary left one dead and 30 injured amid $3 million in damage. Troops, guards, and fire crews battled flames as authorities prepared a board of inquiry into the incident.
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Montreal
St. Vincent de Paul
Canada
Jesus Island
William Alder
Allen J. MacLeod
Federal Penitentiaries
MacLeod
Beating Fatal To 3 Year Old Sedalia Girl
Dana Moore a 3 year old of Sedalia Missouri died after a two day battle from injuries allegedly inflicted by her mother Billie Joe Moore 27. A warrant charging mistreatment of a minor was served and a second degree murder charge prepared against the mother. Dana died in an iron lung at Bothwell Hospital from brain hemorrhage and internal injuries including a skull bruise perforated intestine and extensive body bruising.
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Sedalia
Dana Moore
Billie Joe Moore
Emmitt Fairfax
Bob Fritz
Dana
Bothwell Hospital
Six Plead Guilty To Fraud Charges
Six men pleaded innocent to federal indictments charging mail and wire fraud in the operation of the old Arizona Savings and Loan Association. Defendants include W. Kanan and George M. Hill of Phoenix and Martin Breitenbach Hull of Phoenix. James F. Byrne of Scottsdale. Donald R. Elbel and R. E. Wolfe of Grandview, Missouri. They were given until Sept 10 to file motions in U S District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona Savings and Loan Association
U.S. District Court
W. Kanan
George M. Hill
Martin Breitenbach Hull
Phoenix
James F. Byrne
Scottsdale
Ariz
Donald R. Elbel
R. E. Wolfe
Grandview
Kanan
Arizona Savings
Hill, Breitenbach and Byrne
Elbel and Wolfe
Missouri
Kansas
Conservatives Lead in Canada Election Returns
Bulletin from Toronto indicates Prime Minister John Diefenbaker's Conservatives led the Liberals late Monday night in early returns, but neither party seemed likely to secure an absolute majority in the House of Commons.
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Toronto
John Diefenbaker
Conservatives
Canada
House of Commons
Air Force tests new Self Maneuvering Unit pack for space work
The Air Force begins tests of a Self Maneuvering Unit pack at Wright Patterson AFB to enable astronauts to move in zero gravity outside a spacecraft. Developed by Chance-Vought, the 32 by 18 by 8 inch unit carries life support for four hours and uses hydrogen peroxide jets for thrust.
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Air Force
Chance- Vought Corp
Dallas
Tex
Grand Jury Set To Reconvene In Gardner Voting Case
Cole County grand jury is to reconvene at 9 a.m. to investigate the case of a former Jefferson City couple charged with illegally voting absentee ballots. Three witnesses are summoned with records on Gardner voting. 22 more connected persons also called. Foreman Paul Adams said the panel will decide promptly on the Gardner matter and related charges against Judith Deel Vieth.
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Cole County
Jefferson City
Hector Gardner
Memphis
Tenn
William Tellman
Second Ward
Harold Baker Jr
William E. Robinson
Gardners
Gardner
Paul D. Adams
Judith Deel Vieth
MSPE Sessions Set for 26th Annual Engineers Meeting
The Missouri Society of Professional Engineers schedules its 26th annual meeting June 21 to 23 in Kansas City at the President Hotel with over 300 engineers expected. A Saturday manpower conference, sponsored with the President's Office of Emergency Planning, will address economy of skills and feature federal and industry speakers. Conference chairman is Medford E. Monsees, with the banquet and officer installation on Saturday and the naming of Missouri Young Engineer of the Year. Incoming officers include Marshall Bliss as president and George W. F. Myers as president-elect. retiring officer is W. E. J. Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Society of Professional Engineers
Kansas City
President Hotel
MSPE
President's Office of Emergency Planning
Medford E. Monsees
U.C. Corps of Engineers
Missouri
Marshall Bliss
George W. F. Myers
St. Louis
R. N. Hunter
Jefferson City
Lee Lamar
St. Joseph
W. F. Vandelicht
W. EL J Hedges
Springfield
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OAS
Fed
U.S
Great Britain
Ronald Brown
Flight Engineers Union
Washington, D.C
Eastern Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Algeria
Oran
Charles de Gaulle
Secret Army
Pierre Chateau- Jobert
Yves Godard
Abderrahmane Fares
Provisional Execu
Bulletin
Meramec River
Ity
Karen Campbell
Bonnie
William
Meramec Valley
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