TWA Flight Engineers Strike Briefly Delayed Jets
A government proposal to settle the jet cockpit jobs dispute arrived as TWA engineers planned a strike. Pickets appeared at Idlewild and terminals in Kansas City and San Francisco before withdrawals. One engineer paused a Boston Los Angeles flight before resuming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
San Francisco
Idlewild
Chicago
Goldberg
Engineers Union
Air Line Pilots Association
Afl-Cio
Kay McMurray
ALPA
TWA
Flight Engineers International Association
McMurray
Army Commander Visits Ft. Wood
Lt. Gen. John K. Waters, new Fifth Army commander, made his first Ft. Leonard Wood visit since taking command. He received a 15 round gun salute at the air field and planned to tour the 71 thousand acre reservation.
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John K. Waters
Fifth U. S. Army
Ft. Leonard Wood
Army Air Field
Lyle E. Seeman
Waters
V Corps
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
North Africa
First Armored
Korea
U. S. Army Corps
Sunny Day Forecast For Jefferson City And Central Missouri
Mostly sunny today with fair tonight. Highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Record and past weather details note yesterday's high of 87 and low of 65, 0.0 inches precipitation in the last 24 hours, and a total for the month of 3.09 inches.
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Jefferson City
Central
Missouri
News-Tribune Weather Bureau
Memorial Airport
Sse
Major Viet Nam Battles Kill 142 Guerrillas in Six Days
Government reports 11 battles in six days result in at least 142 communist guerrillas killed. Weekend actions include a leapfrog helicopter counterattack and a truck borne raid. Border fighting near Vinh Long An Giang leaves 49 killed and 80 captured, while another two day clash west of Saigon yields 60 killed and 51 captured. Two U.S. Marine helicopter aided attack southwest of Saigon nets 7 to 14 guerrillas killed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vinh Long
An Giang
Cambodia
Sedalia Mother Charged in Death Of 3 Year Old Girl
In Sedalia Missouri a second degree murder charge was filed against Billie Jo Moore for fatally beating Dana Henderson with a belt buckle. Dana died after injuries at a hospital. Bonds and preliminary hearing details are noted, along with Marion Moore's arrest in Florida on alleged bigamy charges.
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Sedalia
Dana Henderson
Billie Jo Moore
Emmitt Fairfax
Moore
Franklinton
N. C
Fairfax
Elizabeth Larry
Georgia
Eamen
Wake Forest
N.C
West Palm Beach
Fairafx
Atlanta
Illinois Band Wins Festival In Mason City Iowa
Lockport High School Band of Illinois placed first at the National Music Man Contest in Mason City Iowa. Jefferson City Senior High Band did not place top five but was praised as in the top ten. Second went to Bossier Louisiana with Lebanon Pennsylvania third. Plain View Texas fourth and Sidney Lanier Montgomery Alabama fifth. About 75 000 people attended the festival with large parades and a packed city.
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Mason City
Iowa
Lockport
Ill
Jefferson City Senior High
Marvin Fleming
Bossier
Lebanon
Plain View
Texas
Montgomery Ala
Sidney Lanier High School
Jefferson City
Citians
Tiros in Orbit Despite Faulty Guide System
Tiros V weather satellite launched from Cape Canaveral despite a ground short circuit. Cameras began capturing cloud cover over the southeastern United States and sent high quality storm images to Wallops Island for meteorological analysis.
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Tiros
Cape Canaveral
Fla. AP
United States
Wallops Island
Washington
Morris Tepper
Civilian Space Agency
Newfoundland
Fla
Earth
Tiros V
Atlantic
Caribbean
Russia
Robert Gray
National Aeratron
Ford says strike may delay 1963 model rollout
Ford said the Walton Hills Ohio stamping plant strike by 3200 workers could push back the 1963 model rollout. He noted 16 plants nationwide employing about 50,000 workers are shut as parts flow is disrupted, delaying the September model introduction into October.
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San Francisco
Henry Ford
Walton Hills
Ohio
Ford
United Automobile Workers
No War Over Berlin Khrushchev Tells Romanians
Soviet Premier Khrushchev in Bucharest says no reason for war over Berlin and no deadline, vows to end Western occupation of West Berlin whether by agreement or peace treaty. He predicts the Red flag will fly over the United States though not by Soviet hands and blasts U.S. disarmament talks while blaming Washington for armament-driven meat price rises.
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Khrushchev
United States
Bucharest
Romania
Berlin
West Berlin
German Democratic Republic
U.S
Soviet Union
Souvanna Demands Revision Delays Laos Coalition Plan
In Vientiane Souvanna Phouma pressed for edits to the royal decree restoring him as premier and delaying installation. He insists on a three-zone federal control with unified administration, seeking Assembly wording changes and broader constitutional conditions before a coalition forms. In Algiers Susini warns of 48 hour ultimatum to honor European participation pact as violence resurges.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Savang Vathana
Ment
Khang Khay
Souvanna
Plaine Des Jarres
Phoumi
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
National Assembly
Zurich
Provisional Unity
Oran
Susini
Algeria
Algiers
Chewki Mostefai
Algerian Front of National Liberation
Marshall alleged to have followed orders in Estes cotton deals
Texas Attorney General Will Wilson said a Department of Agriculture official ordered Henry Marshall to approve illegal cotton allotment transfers favoring Billie Sol Estes. Marshall died in 1961 from gunshot wounds. a Robertson County grand jury ended a 11 day probe with no indictment. Wilson questioned motives and noted fines against Estes. A separate Soviet notice said draft age lowered to 17 with no reason given.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Atty
Will Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Henry Marshall
Billie Sol Estes
Marshall
Robertson County
Wilson
Estes
Washington
Grand Jury
State Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Rusk Says French Nuclear Force Would Be Dangerous
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned President De Gaulle that an independent French nuclear force would be dangerous and ineffective as a deterrent. The talks in Paris covered NATO unity, Berlin, the European Market, Algeria, and future Franco American defense cooperation.
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Paris
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Rusk
Defense
Robert McNamara
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
United States
Berlin
Algeria
Couve de Murville
Foreign Ministry
U.S
McNamara
Area Reservists Prepare for Camp McCoy Training
Three hundred thirty Army Reservists of the 4th Howitzer Battalion, 84th Artillery, depart Sunday for two weeks of field training at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin. Readiness drills include firing units with their equipped weapons. The battalion, commanded by Lt. Col. Clyde B. Moore of Auxvasse, has units in Columbia, Jefferson City and Fulton.
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84Th Artillery
Camp McCoy
Wisc
Central Missouri
Columbia
Jefferson City
Fulton
Clyde B
Moore
Auxvasse
Special Commission To Operate Garage In Jefferson City
Jefferson City council forms a five ward parking and traffic commission to oversee a new 750000 off street parking facility downtown. An interim panel led by Don V Cline replaces the old group headed by James Mc Henry as the council moves to perfect a new ordinance.
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Jefferson City
Don V. Cline
Third Ward
James McHenry
Police Department
Council
Thomas Rose
Diefenbaker Faces Minority Rule After Narrow Election Win
Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker must govern with a minority after the Conservatives won 118 of 265 seats in Parliament. The Liberals led by Lester B. Pearson gained ground, while New Democratic and Social Credit splinter groups reduced Conservative support. A new election seems likely within a year.
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Toronto
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
House of Commons
Diefenbaker
Conservatives
Government of Canada
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Quebec
Ontario
Pearson
Jury Resumes Voting Probe in Jefferson City Case
Cole County grand jury reopens amid probes into voting irregularities in Jefferson City municipal election. Witnesses including Harold Butzer Harold Baker Jr and Roy Ottinger testified as prosecutors prepare to hear the Gardner case and scrutinize absentee ballots and precinct records.
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Cole County Grand Jury
Jefferson City
Harold Butzer
Harold B. Baker Jr
Roy Ottinger
Lucille Baysinger
Paul D. Adams
Gardner
Grand Jury
Judith Deel Vieth
Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National games featured Los Angeles narrowly defeating St. Louis 3 to 2 and New York edging Milwaukee 6 to 5. Chicago beat Philadelphia 9 to 5 while Cincinnati won 2 to 1 against Pittsburgh. Houston toppled San Francisco 5 to 2. In the American league, Los Angeles beat Kansas City 7 to 4. Baltimore defeated New York 3 to 1. Minnesota overwhelmed Chicago 9 to 4. Detroit shutout Washington 5 to 0. Boston defeated Cleveland 4 to 2.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Milwaukee
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
San Francisco
Kansas City
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
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Ft. Wood
Viet Nam
Mekong
Illinois
Kennedy
OAS
Phoumi Nosavan
Prince Boun Oum
Secret Army
Jean-Jacques Susini
Oiehards
Mostefai
Draf
Moscow
The
Supreme Soviet
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