Lockheed Proposes Improved Contract to Machinists
Lockheed Aircraft Corp offers machinists union a greatly improved contract with wage hikes of 17 to 23 cents an hour over three years. The package excludes a union shop election clause, includes health and hospital benefits increases, extended vacation, and adjusted classifications for 2800 workers. Union officials say a strike seems likely though not long, while Defense Department officials require executive approval for new contracts or amendments.
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Mint Talks Seven Days to Clear Coin Shortage
PHILADELPHIA AP The U S Mint will operate seven days a week for several weeks to meet rising coin demands. Mint superintendent Michael H Sura said 100000 from Washington will cover extra wages as the Mint previously ran two shifts five days weekly. The coin shortage has worsened with more coin operated machines, while Denver Mint increases output. Eva Adams director of the Mint said silver dollars are in demand nationwide for Christmas and fed reserve banks have been sent coins for the rush, shipping 33 million silver dollars in the past fiscal year compared with 19 million the year before.
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Viscount crash near Washington kills pilot and injures others
Investigators split into eight groups at the crash site near Ellicott City after a Viscount aircraft en route from Newark to Atlanta with Captain Milton J. Balog, 39, fails, nosing into trees in a farm forest. FBI and CAB review may determine sabotage, wreckage to be reconstructed at Washington National Airport as FAA notes routine radio communications prior to disappearance. United Air Lines cites Capital Airlines merger context and past Viscount records.
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Kennedy to Visit Military Units in Build Up Sectors
President Kennedy plans a trip to military units in buildup sectors to pay a personal call to officers and men alerted during the Cuban crisis. Maxwell D. Taylor and the Joint Chiefs of Staff will join the visiting party for a round of inspections.
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Pakistan and United States reshaping alliances amid Cuban crisis
The White House said Kennedy will visit Florida and Georgia bases as some Army units drawn into the Cuban crisis are poised to be withdrawn. Pakistan-Israel, Red China, and India tensions frame a new regional balance as Pakistan rethinks alliances and seeks closer ties with China while maintaining Western alignment.
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Unclear Cuban Standoff Keeps Defenses on Alert
Amid easing naval blockades the Cuban crisis sustains a large defensive posture. Soviet bombers remain in Cuba as U.S. interceptor units antiaircraft batteries and Nike Hercules missiles stay ready. Guantanamo Base maintains 7000 Marines and ship personnel until garrison reduction.
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Man Questioned In Fatal Winston Blaze
A 19? year-old Negro man was held for questioning after a house fire in Winston Salem that killed 12 year-old Joseph Daniel Shavers and injured Odell Shavers 15 and Robert Jenkins 56. Fire started near a front door. investigators doubt accident. Police cited possible altercation prior to the blaze at the Shavers home.
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Hearing Set In Mercy Killing Case In Johnson City
Preliminary hearing for Mrs Frank J Devotie in the mercy killing of her four year old daughter Marilyn Ann is set for Monday in police court Mrs Devotie 31 faces first degree murder charges in the rifle slaying of her child the girl died Friday morning from two .22 caliber bullets in the head Police Chief Mullinex said Mrs Devotie said she shot the child because she had been ill since birth Devotie said he wrested the weapon from his wife after she fired one shot and missed.
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Cuban crisis shifts focus to defend Cuba and redeploy forces
President orders a strengthened blockaded posture to stop further offensive weapons from reaching Cuba and to inspect Soviet missiles dismantled under the Shrushkev agreement. Air Defense Command planes return home while southeast forces remain on guard. The 1st Armored Division is concentrated at Fort Stewart with a Fort Hood base in reserve. Homestead Air Force Base is identified as an advance headquarters for the precautionary operation.
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Cuba Faces Nuclear Inspection Dilemmas and Caribbean Planes
White House and allies explore a Caribbean zone free of weapons under local inspection. Castro blocks Khrushchev’s UN talks while U S officials push for continued inside Cuba inspection amid fears of hidden weapons. Russia withdraws missiles and troops. Cuba’s defense includes 360 plus tanks and about 100 MIG fighters, shaping a formidable small nation stance.
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Hungary tightens control as party reshuffle widens leadership
Nyers leads a group to govern Hungary's economy with new Politburo members Candor Gaspar Zoltan Komocsin l and Iaivan Szirmai. Aug Kiss becomes secretary of the Presidential Council while Marosan retains the vice presidency. The congress expands the Central Committee from 4 to 17, replacing six old members with largely technical and administrative experts.
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Opposition within party delays Kiss ouster amid Kadar policies
Some dropped members were described as veteran party types opposed to Kadar's policy. The day’s surprise was Congress failing to remove Kiss, whose ouster had been anticipated. The episode suggests remaining party members resist Kadar's line.
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