Kennedy Blasts Air Union In Face Of Strike Threat
President Kennedy attacks air industry unions amid strike threats while defending policy debate on economics and foreign aid. He notes GOP, Democratic shifts, calls for cooperation to spur growth, and discusses Far East policy, Vietnam, Laos, Burma, Cambodia, and measures on Yugoslavia and Poland. He defends deficits as not always inflationary and urges bipartisanship on the farm bill and debt limit. The briefing references Mansfield, Khrushchev, and congressional votes shaping policy.
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Gilbert flees to Brazil amid wide money questions
The article details Gilbert's arrival in Ninhos, Brazil with a suitcase, postponing face time with attorney Jorge Mhalima Sohrinhs, and denying taking any money with him from the $1,953,000. FE L. Bruce Jr. takes over Celotex stake, while Gilbert’s past as a major Celotex stockholder and potential merger push are outlined, alongside his rise from a lumberyard worker to Wall Street figure. It covers related inquiries into his finances, his estranged wife Rhoda and a lawsuit over gems, and touches on broader political questions about debt limits and refugee aid.
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Family dispute over estate and boy’s schooling emerges
The Lightseys face questions about the inheritance left by a grandmother to their ward Skipper Walker while his half-sister Su san Inman attends university. The dispute touches tuition plans at Brunson and possible removal from the area due to publicity. The CAB reports no link between Spears and the Tampa disaster and confirms the plane was airworthy with no evident fault.
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Husband Held In Beating Death Of Wife
In Rowan County near Rockwell a 39 year old white woman was found beaten to death in her home. Her 59 year old husband was jailed without bond as autopsy results indicate a severe beating caused irreversible shock. Sheriff Shuping noted extensive injuries and the husband claimed drunken amnesia. Burial planned for Indiana where her parents live.
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Astronauts evaluate pilots for heart flutter fitness
An astronaut spokesman at Langley Air Force Base Virginia stated Dr. Stanley White seeks an expert opinion on whether a pilot with atrial fibrillation can be cleared to fly a space mission.
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Greek Orthodox diocese reshuffles assets and leadership
Assets of Orthodox unions exceed 1.5 billion dollars as the Chicago Diocese announces personnel changes. Archbishop Iakovas relocates diocesan headquarters toward Atlanta while naming Bishop Meletios to replace ill Bishop Aimilianos.
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Market dips below 1962 low as indices slide
The Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's stock index both fell, eclipsing the prior 1962 low of 211.2 in a broad market decline. Wise trading activity reflected the ongoing market weakness across major benchmarks.
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Algerian turmoil drags Dow Jones, Moslem leaders clash
The Dow Jones barometer slid amid Moslem calls to expel Europeans from Algeria and a hard line by leaders in Oran. Wall Street posted declines with Polaroid, American Telephone, and Ford lower while experts warned of a mass exodus of Europeans facing mounting unrest and chaos.
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Trial continuation details Burch linked to Brewer case
Testimony shown January proceedings reveal Burch’s close ties to Brewer through Interstate Services Inc. and sign companies. Interstate Services received over 180000 from sign firms with state deals and donated heavily to Burch’s son, a Duke student. Elder Burch’s state salary was 11302 annually. Hamilton recalled meeting Brewer circa 1957 to 1953 and learning of his plan to set up Interstate Services to market sign stops and aluminum steps for interstate highways. Testimony resumes Friday.
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Zarin Speech at Geneva Shocks Delegations
Dean said Zarin’s remarks did not improve negotiations as Gen. Burns warned the Soviet delegate’s talk was not encouraging. Zarin rejected Western ideas on gradual arms reduction and international peace enforcement, saying no agreement is possible and it is futile to count on one.
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Kennedy weighs options as airline strike looms
President Kennedy said a walkout by about 1,800 engineers across three carriers could trigger massive layoffs and ground 60,000 passengers daily. He urged mediation, warned of potential government seizure or arbitration, while White House aides review ways to squelch a strike and limit flight losses. Ron Brown of the AFL-CIO mission signaled a likely walkout.
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Viet Nam Rail Disruption Reported Near Saigon
From Saigon to the north guerrillas damaged 50 yards of track and derailed a locomotive with five cars 40 miles east of here on Monday. A child was killed. Two trains and a rescue force were ambushed 90 miles east of Saigon nine days earlier, and a bridge was blown up 30 miles northeast of the capital the following day. Night train service is stopped and day service curtailed.
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National DAR Blasted By Pennsylvania Chapter
A Pennsylvania Daughters of the American Revolution chapter blasts the national organization for its stance on world affairs and UNICEP. In a sharply worded letter the Cumberland County unit says it shares concerns with members and urges policy changes rather than pulling out of the parent group. The letter protests what it calls divisive censure by the NSCAR and defends continued support for the DAR’s own programs and publications.
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McCormack urges bipartisan push for bill passage
House Speaker John McCormack of Massachusetts appeals for a bipartisan approach in his final speech for the bill. He warns that failing to pass it would have disastrous effects both here and abroad, noting Democrats supported increases during Eisenhower's presidency.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Unidentified Man Reported To Place Gun On Broom During Escape
Shooting Young described how the women obtained the gun by forcing a broom through the bars. The man remained unidentified and据 stated the gun was placed on the broom.
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