Labor panel hears remarks on airline strike stalemate
The House Labor Committee convened a special session as negotiators from the airline dispute were called to testify. Chairman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. described the gathering as a formal hearing while urging steps to speed up resolution and urging strikers to return to work.
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Riots and labor stalemate cloud Washington and Saigon
A White House settlement on a national emergency seeks an end to strikes, while Sen. Lister Hill and Senate leaders push for quick action. Across the nation, cooler weather and brewing unrest race with violent incidents, as machinists reject the air-traffic labor pact and fears rise of coordinated violence tied to worsening conditions.�
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U S Attacks North Vietnam and Priest’s Fatal Seacliff Fall
Reports say U S jets attacked North Vietnam near Hanoi and along the DMZ, with a pilot listed missing after a reconnaissance flight. Separately in San Francisco a priest fell 40 feet from a seacliff while attempting a climb at Land's End, despite warnings, dying instantly according to the coroner.
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Armless Woman Seeks Home For Herself And Dog
Mrs Beucher, an armless woman, travels by car from Tampa to Hayward seeking housing in California. She types, answers calls, irons, cooks, cleans, sews, and swims despite artificial arms that proved cumbersome. Friends from Kentucky and Tampa support her job search, with a cottage or small apartment sought in Hayward. Contact The Review city desk to assist.
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Speck Denies Murdering Eight Nurses Courtroom Drama
In a tense courtroom, Richard Speck faced Judge Herbert C. Paschen as deputies moved him from a bullpen to the courtroom. Police searched all present for weapons before the proceedings. The judge asked to confirm his identity and Speck, initially inaudible, finally answered softly that he was Richard Franklin Speck in a slurred, barely audible voice.
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Plasterers And Men Strike In Fresno Area
Fresno area plasterers and fed carriers walked out after contract talks with the Masters Plasterers Association collapsed. The expired pact ends at midnight. Unions demand a $1.05 hourly raise over three years while companies offer a 90 cent raise over the same term.
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Subscription Rates Rise for Daily and Sunday Editions
Rates show a 13 cent weekday per copy increase with Sundays rising too. One month cost listed as 1.78. The notice provides multiple Bay Area office contacts in Hayward Sam Leandro and other locales for subscription services and address references.
Truman Gains In Hospital
Kansas City AP reports hospital attendants said former President Harry S Truman had a comfortable night and slept well He is recovering from an intestinal disturbance and shows marked improvement His condition is somewhat strengthened and progressing satisfactorily
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Whites In Incident On Marchers In Omaha Firefight
Reported clashes between a red robed extremist group and marchers in Omaha Sunday led to police firing rounds to disperse about 150 Black individuals. Separate incidents in Los Angeles Bushwick Brooklyn saw arrests. no injuries reported. Sir Robert Menzies, former Australia PM, injured by knife attack in London. hospitalized en route to San Francisco.
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Mandy Engaged to Israel Man Amid Scandal Aftermath
London UP I reports Mandy Davies, a central figure in the 1963 Profumo affair era scandal, engaged to Raphael Ish aul an Israeli airline steward. Ish aul’s family runs Israeli discotheques, marking a high profile personal turn for Davies.
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Hayward Man Apparent Death Attempt Fails At Jail
A California man identified as Paul Donald Smith, 31, was found bleeding from wrist wounds after attempting to slash himself near the Johnson County Jail in Iowa City. He tied a crude tool from jail items and escaped briefly before officers recaptured him and placed him in isolation. He remained in hospital in good condition.
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Churches Oppose School Prayer Plan In Senate Hearing
Washington reports Senate hearings open on Everett Dirksen's constitutional amendment to permit voluntary prayer in public schools. Rev Dr David R Hunter of the National Council of Churches criticized altering the First Amendment and said nothing in the proposal authorizes school officials to establish or regulate prayer. The council spokesman noted the amendment would not broaden protections beyond current religious liberty provisions and stressed the need to protect public funds from supporting or permitting school prayer. The Illinois Republican's plan aims to clarify the constitutionality of school prayer with eight days of hearings starting at 1 a.m. EDT.
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Worker Dies From Fumes In Newark Yard
A year-old Santa Clara man, Clarence Smock, an employee of Newark Harvesters Co. plant, was found dead in the company yard from probable carbon monoxide poisoning. His body lay partly in a truck track, with a hose from the exhaust still attached to the cab as the engine stopped. He was discovered about 8:30 by a utility man.
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Vietnamese General Thi Arrives in Washington for Private Visit
South Vietnamese Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi, whose removal sparked a Buddhist revolt against Premier Ky, arrived in Washington early today on what he called a private visit.
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