Kennedy Acts To Postpone Threatened Pan Am Strike
President Kennedy moved to extend a 60 day cooling off period to avert a Pan American World Airways walkout by about 10 000 workers. He ordered airline labor dispute issues to a three man panel for settlement recommendations and invoked emergency provisions of the Railway Labor Act to block the strike. The action follows a court injunction and a prior order against a separate transport workers strike.
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Pan Am
Washington
Peripone
I Pan American World Airways
Vala
Sayile
New l
York
Transport Workers Union
Tabor
Afl-Cio
National Mediation Board
Kemnedy
Railway Labor Act
Phoebe Putney
Moscow
Dist
Joseph Sam ‘Perry
Perry
David Jones
Imi
Alfred David Jones
Immediar
St. Louis
Winston
Henry Ockett
Iaven Conn
Jane
Phillips
Caniret
Wheele
Wake County
Railroads Eight Jailed In Albany Racial Moves
Albany Georgia AP reports desegregation protests at bowling lanes theaters and restaurants led to eight arrests including Mr and Mrs Dardid Hemphill of Bethlehem PA and four Black individuals. Police carried out a girl from a snack bar and three clergy members held a vigil as authorities moved to enforce a city ordinance against loitering. A separate Tass report notes cosmonauts continue weightless studies aboard Vostok missions amid US Soviet space relations.
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Dardid L. Hemphill
Bethlehem
Ritz
Joseph Smith
Albany Negro
Ralph Lord Roy
New York City
Israel S. Dresner
Springfield
Martin Luther King Jr
Three Arrested After Restaurant Entry Attempt
The three were arrested Monday night after attempting to enter the restaurant. The hearing questions were cut short as the private prosecutor questioned Tate. A Navy escort sergeant Lt Robert D Robertson sustained arm lacerations.
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Tate Ite
Page Oued
Howard
Philadel Jaya
Ion
Enola
Wheeler
Harrisburg
South Amboy
N.J
Ernest
Philadelphia
Navy
Robert D. Robertson
Socialite Dies At Age Of 83
A prominent social figure dies at 83 as tributes pour in from friends and colleagues. The report notes a public figure who lived a life of society and philanthropy, with condolences issued by associates and institutions linked to her social circle.
Taos city piece on Vesna One and Nikolayev radio exchange
In a Taos AP dispatch a space drama unfolds as cosmonaut Nikolayev, aboard Vesna One near Leningrad, disputes timing with a ground station. The exchange includes a coded Falcon call sign and a demand for precise Moscow time as tensions rise during the fourth day of circling the globe.
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Mateki
Stockholm
Luhan
Nikolayev
Northern District Court
Best Knee
Russia
Scandinavia
New York
Om Ior Aish
Israel
Free World of
Sweden
Enkepping
Vesna
Leningrad
Starkhalm
Falcon
Moscow
Space Continued From Page One
Space column notes Mars distance readings with figures ranging from 35 million to 243 million miles, highlighting the vast scale of planetary separation and ongoing calculations for interplanetary travel.
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Earth
Mars
Milion
Alaska Picks Nominees for 54 Offices in Wide Primary
Alaska voters selected nominees Tuesday for 54 offices across four time zones and 586 thousand square miles. Governor William Egan seeks a second term facing five GOP hopefuls including Ted Stevens, while Senator Ernest Gruening runs for reelection amid a crowded GOP field.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Senate
House
Congress
Hugh J. Wade
Richard M. Nixon
Hyder
Alaska Panhandle
Little Diomede Island
Big Diamede Island
Bering Strait
Little Diomede
New York
Wade
Yukon River
Wiliam A. Egan
Territorial
Mike Steppyke
Fairbanks
Vich
Tac
GOP
Ernest Groening
Ted Stevens
Interior Department
Eisenhower
Ralph Rivers
Lowell Thomas Jr
Henry
Driver accused of setting 65 brush blazes in California
Authorities charged 36 year old Jerry D Taylor of La Verne with starting 65 brush fires that scorched hundreds of thousands of acres near Claremont and in the San Gabriel Mountains. A blaze near Padua Hills Theater was contained after threatening homes in Palmer’s Canyon. Deputies said he confessed to igniting the fires with an incendiary device and was jailed on arson suspicion.
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Claremont
Calif
Jerry D.i Taylor
la Verne
San Gabriel ‘Mountains
Here
Padua Hills
Palmers Canyon
Taylor
San [Dimas
Ager
X-15 tests rely on pitch indicator in place of angle of attack
During the test flight the X-15 pilot could not use the angle of attack indicator and instead relied on a pitch angle indicator to gauge climb and attitude relative to the horizon. Walker stated the pitch indicator could substitute for the angle of attack indicator in emergencies, but trouble with the damper forced nine minutes of flight with banded controls.
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Strument
Walker
Money Taken In Robbery Of Mail Truck
Four armed men robbed a mail truck near Plymouth Route 3, using disguises and a private club locker system to access a stash of cash. The case centers on Kaperonis, owner of a private club called The Lodge, and a legal debate on locker-based liquor possession under North Carolina law. Police described the loot as a large cash haul with no precise amount given. one suspect wore a policeman costume during the theft.
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Charlotte
Boston
Mai-Land
Charlottes
Tree NO Trova
James Paul Kapervais
Gtm
Wilkinson Boule
Plymouth
County Recorder’s Court
William H. Grigg
North Car
Kaneronis
FBE
Kaperonis
Allen Bailey
Bailey
State Supreme Court
ABC
County Abc Board
Charles Knox
George
Patton
Superior Court
Senate stockpiling traced to Hanna Nickel contracts
Senate testimony outlines a stockpile buildup of more than 39 million dollars under contracts signed days before Humphrey joined the Eisenhower cabinet. Henson placed profits from about 4.5 million dollars in capital investments, noting former cabinet member Humphrey’s son Gilbert W. Humphrey led Hanna Nickel Smelting Co, incorporated on January 15, 1953, the day before stockpile contracts. Benson learned of missing records while inspecting Cleveland company files.
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Humphrey
Eisenhower
Henson
W. A. Hanna’ S
Gilbert W. Humphrey
Hanna Nickel
Hanna
Benson
Cleveland
Government action urged on unemployment extension
Kennedy pledged measures with leadership aiming to pass bills this week or next. McCormack said Ways and Means will push a renewal of temporary unemployment compensation, hoping no hearings are needed. The report noted production in various industries rose, while destruction of records hindered Hanna investigations. Fed data show June industrial output up and FHA reports a 9 percent rise in starts for insured homes and mortgage insurance applications near June levels.
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Kennedy
Mansfield
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Ways and Means
Flanc Antinn
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Wen Cu
McCormack
Senate House ‘Conference
Marin Gainsburgh
National Industrial Conference Board
Martin Gilbert
van Alstyne, Noel & Co
Wall Street
William R. White
Hornblower & Weeks
William Zeckerdorf
Webb & Knapp ,Inc
New York
Ammold C. Schumacher
Chicago Title & Trust Co
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of
Senate cloture vote looms over space bill
The Senate moved toward invoking cloture on a space communications bill amid a lengthy filibuster. Debate will continue with about 260 amendments, though only about 25 are expected to be pressed. leaders foresee final action later after further floor discussions.
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Douglas
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Bureau of Customs and Prohibition
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Winds
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Iention
Mansfield
Copyvaiansuy
Florida
Spessard L. Holland
George A. Smathers
Clinton P.andersen
N.M
Frank E.moss
Utah
Stockholm
Sweden
Lutheran Church of Sweden
Gunnar Hultgren
Versailles
Aly
McFadden
Religious freedom fears amid tax exemption fights
Leaders claim fundamentalist churches face harassment as income tax exemptions are revoked under the Kennedy era. They urge action by U S officials, arguing a one world church agenda threatens religious liberty. Archbishop Ramsey reportedly questioned heaven’s bodily state and inclusion. McIntire condemns electing a man who rejects scripture to presidency as unbiblical.
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American Council
International Council
Washington
United States
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F. B. McKissick
C. C. Malone Jr
Durham
Panovich
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U.S
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Britain
Praise Tehes
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Kari Kelley Evans
Edwin Dodge
Maurice Sterne
Sweetie Pie
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Fla. Marshall
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Berlin
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Monteen Allen
John G. Ford
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Spanz
Howard Mansure
General Services Administration
Our Chamber of Commerce
Launderers and Dry Cleaners
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