Court injunction orders Rhode Island workers back to work
Providence AP report notes Pontiac Michigan also faced a police walkout as Rhode Island state employees were halted by a court injunction at Governor Chafee's request. The order restrained District 70 AFSCME members as unions sought raises from a $4.9 million surplus while most state facilities resumed service after the ruling.
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Providence
Pontiac
Mich
Ften
Thurstan
Plover
William H. Taylor
John E.maiin
Mullen
Superior Court
John H. Chaffee
General Assembly
Jamestown Ferry
J Chafee
Justice Mullen
Dist
American Federation of State
Daniel W. Coyne
Cranston
Harold V. Langlois
Rhode Island Medical Center
Bristol Veterans’, Home
Chapin Hospital
Zambarano Hospital
Fla Stakeout For Suspect Is Called Off
Tampa police ended a three day stakeout of a two acre swamp for a fugitive in a $72 robbery after no evidence of the suspect was found. Police chief Mullins said the area was searched thoroughly and the fugitive likely slipped away. The man fired at an officer Monday and pistol whipped an elderly man, keeping armed and dangerous status.
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Tampa
Fla
J P. Mullins
Mullins
Weather update from Harrod storm strands pupils and power outages
Ninety seven Aul Blaize School pupils in Harrod Ohio slept overnight in a snowbound school as Civil Defense staff watched over them. Five hundred others went home before transport stalled. Detroit recorded heavy snow as 4 inches or more, with 5.7 inches in 1951. Widespread outages affected 5 000 power customers, and four duck hunters were rescued on Lake Erie. Northeasterly rain and strong winds hit New England while Dixie set records for cold. Southern California’s heat wave eased with 70s and 80s across the region.
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Aul Blaize School
Harrod
Ohio
Lima
James Stauffer
Stauffer
U.S. Weatherureau
Detroit
Michigan
Bureau
Detroit Edison Co
Macomb Gon
Coast Guard
Point Mouillee Island
Lake Erie
New England
Nantucket
Mass
Anoother
Millinocket
Maine
Boston
Augusta
Dixie
Florida
California
Imperial
Calif
Mississippi River
Vitamin D exposure linked to heart injury and growth effects
Doctors report a potential link between high prenatal and early life vitamin D doses and heart injury in children, noting cases with supravalvular aortic stenosis and variable mental outcomes. Some mothers had high vitamin D during pregnancy and infants received large doses to prevent rickets, with familial sensitivity observed in six families and several deaths noted from heart damage outside the normal area.
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Beuren
Germany
Johnson to Undergo Polyp Removal Surgery
President Johnson faces surgical removal of a soft tissue polyp after doctors noted a slight enlargement and recurrent soreness. The operation, planned after a 17 day Pacific trip, will be performed by Mayo Clinic specialists with rest recommended beforehand. No emergency was found, and Vice President Humphrey remained in Washington as plans for Johnson’s appearance schedule were adjusted.
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Barkley
Burkley
W. J. Gould
New York
Kenneth Devine
Mayor Clinic
Jin
Gould
Johnsons
Johnson
Rx Cain
White House
Pacific
Asia
Hubert H.humphrey
Washington
Humphrey
Cain and Gould
J. Wilhis Hurst
Department of Medicine
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta
Kenneth D. Devine
Mayo Clinic
Finward Paul Didier
War tensions ease as North Korea raids upend Korea visit
The report tracks cross border raids during Johnson's Korea trip, noting 25 South Koreans killed in the past two weeks and United Nations forces on high alert. Officials say North Korea may seek to embarrass Seoul while deterring South Vietnamese deployments. talks of unified allied action surface alongside Viet Nam goals.
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Dent Chung Hee Park
Korea
Ta Kung Pao
Demilitarized Zone
North Korea
Johnson
U.S. 8Th Army
Charles H. Bonestee II
United Nations
Pyongyang
South Korea
South Viet Nam
U.N. Command
U.N
New Phone Company Union Pact Awaits Ratification
Richmond AP reports a contract between Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. and the Communications Workers of America covers about 7,500 Virginia employees. The 36 month pact includes a weekly wage increase of 3.50 to 8 plus enhanced pension, sickness, death benefits, hospitalization and life insurance. Ratification by the union is due by November 25.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
CWA
C&p
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Nobel Prize Winners and Recipients Named by Swedish Academy
The Swedish Academy of Science awarded Nobel prizes including physics to Mulliken of Chicago and chemistry affiliations, with notes on Huggins and Rous sharing the medicine prize and Sachs and Agnon receiving the literature prize. The peace prize will not be awarded this year.
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Massachusetts
Mulliken
University of Chicago
Harvard
New York University
Chicago
Florida State
Swedish Academy of Science
Alfred Nobel
Stockholm
Nobel
Charles Huggins
Peyton Rous
Rockefeller University
New York
Nelly Sachs
Sweden
Samuel Joseph Agnan
Israel
Nobel Committee
Japan vows to shun nuclear weapons development
Tokyo AP reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato reiterates Japan will refrain from nuclear weapons and push anti proliferations measures despite China’s actions. He notes Japan’s role in Asia’s peace and economic stability and cites a successful ministerial conference on Southeast Asia development held last spring with another meeting planned for December.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Iisaku Sato
Asia
Southeast Asia
Associated Press
United States
Southeast
Sato
Viet Nam War Talks and U S Japan Security Ties Deepen
In interviews and dispatches, Viet Nam war diplomacy contrasts with Asia security alignments. Sato stresses U S backed safety for Japan and Southeast Asia, while Vietnam battles draw American troop growth to about 382,000 with 9,000 added last week. Casualties rise among Viet Cong and government forces as markets see price spikes in rice and pork amid wartime disruption.
Orkin Ex Wife Fights Over Estate Fees and Fame
The case centers on Mrs. Orkin seeking control over the Orkin fortune amid long running court battles. Otto Orkin built a pest control empire starting from his teen years, earning fame as Otto the Orkin Man, while facing repeated sanity hearings and incompetency declarations.
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Miss Wellons
Orkin
War Casualties Rise Slightly As Vietnam Tensions Persist
US and South Vietnamese commands report a small rise in American and Communist casualties last week while South Vietnamese killed in action fell sharply. Bombers from Guam struck two suspected Communist concentrations near Saigon and northeast of the capital. Viet Cong assassinations hit Gia Dinh and Tay Ninh provinces. A North Vietnamese gun battery exchanged fire with American destroyers Mansfield and Hanson in the Gulf of Tonkin with no damage. Leaflets dropped over Bien Hoa denounced Viet Cong shelling of Saigon. A U.S. Army private, Ernie Reynolds, 20, was killed in Korea. his family recalls his bravery and notes he faced months of hardship.
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Chang
U.S
Philippine Civic Action Group
U. S
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
Pentagon
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
196Th Light Brigade
Saigon
Tay Ninh
Pouu
Werd
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Oriskany
Guam
Gia Dinh
Sai
Mansfield
Hanson
Gulf of Tonkin
Bien Hoa
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