100 Fired In Aftermath Of Walkout Now
AP reports in Nevada that over 100 office workers and electricians were fired following a four day strike. Reynolds Electrical and Engineering plans to file an unfair labor practices complaint with the NLRB. Joan Fenton of FMCS said strikers agreed to return to work forthcoming Monday. About 2,000 workers joined in sympathy, while 3,000 stayed away due to an AEC pay practice change at the nuclear station.
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Nevada Ies
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co. Inc
National Late Relations Board
Joan Fenton
Federal Mediation Aid Conciliation Service
International
Frank Morton
Toray
Norrunion
Sempathy
Atomic S Commission
AEC
Fahe
U S Soviet Talks Stagnant Amid Policy Split
Washington reports that U S Soviet disarmament parleys have stalled as internal bloc tensions and shifting Russian policy unsettle Western efforts. Foster’s Geneva task delays reflect Moscow’s unsure stance with Khrushchev and Gromyko affecting Berlin talks and US strategy.
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Kennedy
Foster
Dean Rusk
U. S
Preminr Khrushchev
United States
Miwasheley
Cuba
Berlin
Admiral Views Polaris Sub Fleet Stirs Russian Defence
Admiral Galantin says Soviet submarine numbers, including a growing 400-strong fleet, complicate Moscow's defense. He notes U S advantage in anti-submarine warfare and dismisses a sudden breakthrough, stressing improved sonar and oceanography for detection. Ten Polaris subs are in service, rising to eighteen by year end.
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Washington
Retr Aum
Gulatin
Andrei A.” Srechko
Polaris
Salantin
Navy
Sid
U.S
Asp Ivoree
Minuteman
Intercontinental Hallistic
United States
Violence Threat Persists as Congo Rebels Press Kasai
In Congo’s Kasai region fighting continues as government troops crush the secessionist uprising led by Mpuku and other rebel groups. Reports describe massacres, village burnings, and hostage seizures with casualties increasing among civilians and soldiers alike.
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Bakwanga
Congo
Golerr
Mpukuribo
Peo
Packham
Evie Packhang
U.N
Kasai
Packhany
Forgiveness sought in murder case as killer appeals
Mrs. Joda Piller, mother of Hanna Piller, urged that DeKaplany spend life in prison, not parole, after he pleaded guilty to the acid murder. DeKaplany, 47, told reporters he seeks forgiveness while claiming he acted under duress. Piller hopes for harsher punishment. The case follows a long, violent spree linked to rebel violence and unrest in the Central government region.
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Controliere
South Kugai
Joseph Ngalula
Nessaien
Nomi
Olacrs
Hawise
San Jose
Cgean Dekaps Lauy
Doclos
Ife Sentece
Saurday
Hal
Joda Piller
Mursder
deKaplany
Santa Clara County
KF. DeVilbiss
Jletter
Piller
Flur
Hanna
Ueitailhss
Rakwanga
Thee
Intercentral
Gyorgy Piller
deKap- Dekaplany
van Vospital
Jany
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Odana Eementary School
Madison
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Odawa
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Wiliam C. Foster
Geneva
Russia
Falke Hack
Tong
Bopaly
Vasily V. Kvanetsov Sudenlys
Moscow
Het
Unite States
Britain
New York
Andrei A. Grontyko
Fay D. Sohler
Korster
United States States
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Iy Hed Chine
Gie
Ian
France
Levenest & Dennin
Hayward
Zearad
LU Taeid
Nations
Moise ‘Ishombe
Kilan
Seattle
Tafchcan
Albert Kalonj
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Kasal
Hohd
DeKaplain
Oak ST
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Navajo Indian Relief Agency
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