Kennedy Plan Sparks Fears for Union Leader
Roy F. Davidson warned Congress that endorsing President Kennedy’s manpower work rules could cost him his job as head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He labeled the proposal compulsory arbitration with unfair management demands and urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to set a two year binding settlement if talks fail.
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Florida Governor Opposes Civil Rights Bill
Florida Governor Bryant testified before the Senate Commerce Committee opposing the bill. He framed freedom as the opposite of forced integration or segregation, arguing that pursuing equality should not come at the expense of individual rights. Bryant, a Democrat, said the federal government cannot compel private businesses serving the public to desegregate.
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Three Die In Cer Collision Near Price Utah
A two car crash twenty miles east of Price Utah killed three people including John Manson 22 of Enumclaw Washington and Robert Blakeslee 63 of Modesto California plus a passenger Ruth Webber 52 of Spenard Alaska. Manson stationed at Caswell Air Force Base Texas and his wife Patricia 21 were injured along with their one year old daughter Kim. Blakeslee wife Sue Lay 49 was also hurt. The Utah Highway Patrolman said Manson apparently dozed at the wheel.
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Spenard
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Sue Lay
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Common Market ministers meet over U S poultry trade
In Brussels six foreign ministers of the European Common Market gather for a two day session with agriculture officials. They weigh lowering duties on U S frozen poultry as Washington warns of retaliation with higher tariffs if limits on American chickens remain. France West Germany Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg participate.
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Push for Senate approval of A-Ban Treaty begins
Washington reports that Harriman and State Department aides lead a push to rally Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee support for the Moscow Britan nuclear ban pact. Johnson and JFK back the treaty as a first step toward limiting tests, with Joint Chiefs of Staff views expected to heavily influence action. The two thirds Senate vote is required for ratification.
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Cooling-Off Period Ends Battle Over State Budget
Sacramento reports cautious optimism as a six member committee resumes talks to settle a six week cooling off dispute over pay raises for state workers. Democrats push for broad salary boosts for civil servants and universities while differences remain on funding levels and the University of California and state colleges raises. Brown seeks about 3 million for a four percent pay bump for most employees, with Senate and Assembly lines competing on the rest of the budget plan.
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Epidemic Fears Rise After Skopje Quake Strike
In Skopje Yugoslavia after a devastating quake authorities warn of a potential typhus outbreak as survivors are counted amid ruined buildings. Officials report hundreds dead or unaccounted, with aid measures debated and a large rescue bill proposed. The city faces ongoing tremors and worsening sanitary conditions.
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No Rabies Shots for Dena Rae Adams
A ten year old girl, Dena Rae Adams, was bitten by a large white dog and will not receive rabies shots. The dog remains in quarantine for two weeks under SPCA authority. Parents Dan and Mrs Adams fear possible risks due to the child's medical history. Hayward police identified the dog yesterday, cornering it in a yard.
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Today’s Prayer for Unity and Humility
A religious reflection invoking Jonah to call men beyond racial and religious prejudice. The prayer asks the divine voice to purify hearts, remove bitterness, and curb triumphalism in political or world changes, urging continued fellowship as workers for the divine.
Sneak Attack by North Koreans Kills Two GIs
North Korean raiders crossed into South Korea and killed two American soldiers, critically wounded a third, and attacked a U.S. Army jeep with grenade fire. UNC officials called it a vicious unprovoked assault as reinforcements were placed on alert along the front.
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De Gaulle Says No to Moscow Pact in Nuclear Debate
In a tense broadcast, de Gaulle rejects signing a Moscow pact and maintains France will not join a bloc or halt a nuclear program. He stresses no change in Western nuclear posture and warns against new aggression, while courts consider cases involving prostitution and political pressures.
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Kennedy Returns To Washington
President Kennedy flies from Hyannis Port to Washington to begin a week of meetings on the new nuclear test ban treaty. He travels with his brothers and aides as he resumes public duties and outlines disarmament aims amid negotiations with top officials and foreign partners.
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Bomb kills two saboteurs in arid pipeline attack
Report describes an attack at night on an air pipeline site near Medteganta. A blast killed two saboteurs and caused a fire, with local authorities investigating the incident and identifying suspects.
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Slap at American Apathy in Nictorial Page
A fragment from a newspaper page references Caspar W. Weinberger and features sections titled Ann Landers Horoscope Medical Memos Obituaries and Sports with a scatter of page numbers and topics including weather.
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