Lockheed Strike Expands Across Plants and Coast
A large strike by IAM machinists at Lockheed plants from California to Cape Canaveral disrupts Polaris and Atlas programs. Union demands a company-wide shop vote while Defense Department weighs alternate production options and contract reassignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bullen
Pueblo
Cole
Paul D. Hanlon
Portland
Ore
Pentagon
Defense Department
Lockheed
Burbank
IAM
van Nuys
Lockheed- California Co
Palmdale
Calif
Lockheed Missiles & Space Co
Sunnyvale
Missile Test Center
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Honolulu
John E. Canaday
Canaday
Vandenberg Afb
San Francisco Bay Area
Ranger
Mariner
California
Cape Canaverals
Lockheed Administration
Cocoa Beach
Boeing Co
Building
Pope Quietly Seen by Doctors Amid Illness Reports
Pope John remained in good health despite illness rumors during the Ecumenical Council gathering. Vatican physicians, including Prof Antonio Gasbarrini, declined further details on potential surgery while noting only routine monitoring. A urologist cited a possible prostate condition but said surgery had been ruled out earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Pontifical Propaganda Fide University
Vatican
Holy Father
Rome
Antonio Gasbarrini
Bologna
Apostolic Palace
Gasbarrini
Ecumenical Council
Council
Ermeano Mingazzini
Mingazzini
Tmne
The
Mass Policing Program Instituted In Russia
In Moscow the Communist Party and Soviet government ordered a joint state party inspection system to monitor production and root out embezzlement. Alexander Shelepin, 44, is in charge. The plan mobilizes 10 million party members 20 million Young Communist League members and 66 million unionists to enforce discipline and check fulfillment of directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Alexander Shelepin
Secret Police
Pravda
Man Serenades Work Gangs To Pay Fine
STATESVILLE North Carolina AP A vagabond musician James C Lavery 44 born in Danville Alabama must pay a $50 fine and court costs by serenading prison work gangs for $1 an hour after being convicted of vagrancy Judge Jack R Harris ruled the itinerant musician could earn the money by playing Christmas tunes for fellow inmates Lavery who says he travels the country and once played in Chicago night spots declined to borrow a guitar Union Grove Fiddlers Convention offered to loan him a guitar and locals offered cash and meals but the fine stands despite offers to help and Lavery continues his unusual method of payment while saying he is happy with the work ahead and that the city gang is listening to Jingle Bells and Here Comes Santa Claus as they build a sewer on a Statesville street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville, C
Sandiee
James C. Lavery
Danville, AL
City Court
Jack R. Harris
Lavery
Fred Crawford
Salisbury
Here
Harris
Crawford
J. Pierce van Hoys
Union Grove Fiddlers Convention
Statesville
Salvathion Army
Chicago
Bell Bell nomination and career highlights in fiscal policy
Bell is nominated for a budget post with a recess appointment, subject to Senate confirmation when Congress returns in January. Kennedy praised Gordon and Bell for expertise in public finance and international development. Bell, born in Jamestown North Carolina and raised in California, studied at Pomona and Harvard, served in the Marine Corps, worked in the White House and Budget Bureau, advised Pakistan on economics, and helped shape Truman era budgets. He and wife Mary Barry have two children and are Presbyterians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Congress
Senate
Gordon
Kennedy
Jamestown
N. C
California
Stanford University
Pomona College
Harvard
Budget Bureau
Marine Corps
Bureau
Harry S. Truman
White House
Planning Board
Government of
Pakistan
United States
Mary Barry
Alcona
Susan
Peter
October Costs and Prices Report Mixed Changes
Costs in October rose modestly across categories with transportation clothing housing and medical care up slightly. Food fell 0.5 percent for the month yet stayed 1.8 percent above a year earlier. September costs were $86.25 and year over year living costs rose 1.3 percent. New car discounts weakened in 1963 versus late 1962, while gasoline costs declined due to Midwest price competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Storm toll and coast damage from Ash Wednesday storm
The Ash Wednesday storm battered the Atlantic coast causing dune and beach erosion. Folger and Liverman survived a coast guard tow after their boat capsized near Oregon Inlet, with Coast Guard help in weak surf at Nags Head. County wide damage estimates include 73000 for dune damage, 30000 for a damaged inlet bridge and roads, and 32000 elsewhere. Erosion and beach loss affected Virginia Beach, Rehoboth Beach, and parts of Hatteras Island, with weather forecasts predicting gale winds and high seas for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Liverman
Atlantic
Folger
Liverman
Coast Guard
Oregon Inlet
Nags Head
Civil Defense Advisory Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Kill Devil -Hills
Kitty Hawk
New Inlet
Hatteras Island
William Spruill
National Seashore Park
Atlantic Beach
Virginia Beach
Sandbridge
Back Bay
Roland ‘Halstead
Virginia Beach Board
Rehoboth
Beach
Del
Barrier Islands
Virginia
Florida
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Ivery
Tidewater
North Carolina
Chesapeake Bay
Frying Pan Shoals
Diamond Shoals
Roolanthe
Hatteras
Charlesiton
S.C
Brunswick
Mary Dean
The
Navy awards youth for rescue at Shel ton wreck
Patsy Hodges watched as Navy Secretary presented the Legion of Merit to Seaman Hodges of Greenbelt for organizing a rescue unit after a nine car train derailed beside the Bethlehem Steel plant in Shel ton. Hodges, age 19, was an apprentice seaman in Bain bridge radio school when the crash killed 19 and injured over 100. He later joined the Weeks, part of the Cuban blockade fleet, and earned the medal during a ceremony aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy C. Hodges
Ridge Road
Greenbelt
Korth
Washington
Navy
Hodges
Bainbridge
Bethlehem Steel
Shelton
Secretary of Defense
Cmdr
J. L. Rice Jr
Rail carriers win ruling over economy rules in 1959
Judge Perry declares employers can enforce November 1959 economy rules, rejecting unions claims against Railway Labor Act. Appeasement panel chastises unions for threatening strikes while in lower court. Opinion stresses public interest in railroad properties and national transportation stability, with observers noting the plain benefit to U.S. people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Elmer J. Schnackenberg
Latham Castile
Luther M. Swygert
United States
ZIP Code Plan Aims to Speed Mail Sorting nationwide
Post Office Department will add a five digit ZIP Code to addresses after July 1. The system speeds sorting by geographic zones and office buildings. Banks and insurers using automation will benefit most, while some individuals may skip adoption. The ZIP consists of four digits for region state city and zone with the last two digits identifying a postal area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
J. Edward Day
Day
Minnie
Far West
New England
Bentley Hahn
Bureau of Operations
Granby, Conn
Granby
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
India, China cease-fire row eases as troops return
More than 5000 Indian troops cut off in the Le Pass area by a Chinese flanking move have returned to main positions. New Delhi delays formal reply to Beijing’s cease-fire proclamation while seeking clarifications. India deems the border positions provision unacceptable as it risks Indian territory. Western diplomats discuss long-term needs with Pakistan as Ayub Khan faces parliamentary pressure and Sandys meets the Pakistani leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Ministry
le Pass-Bomdilla
India
China
U.S
Pakistan
Asst
W. Averell Harriman
New Delhi
United States
Rawalpindi
Kashmir
Subcontinent
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Ayub Khan
West
Sandys
Pakistani National Assembly
Cuba Debate Over Inspection Plan Continues
The United States presses for verifiable inspection to ensure all Soviet offensive weapons are removed from Cuba and to prevent reintroduction, framing the latest proposal as a dodge to avoid on-site checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Outer Banks Storm Loss Estimated at 154000
A preliminary North Carolina estimate places Outer Banks damages at 154,100 for highways and beaches after a storm that moved 300 miles offshore. Ferry Ocracoke ran emergency trips to Hatteras Island, Avon remains isolated, and officials hope to deliver supplies by Thursday as winds persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantec
N. C
North Carolina
Ocracoke
Hatteras Island
Hatteras
Pamlico Sound
Civil Defense Advisory Committee
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
William Spruill
State Highway Department
Civil Defense
Col. d D. W. ‘Spivey
Washington, N. C
Robert Folger
Raleigh
Ronchald B. van Dame
Regional ‘Emergency Planning Office of
Thomasville
Mirama
Talcott
Oregon Inlet
Lawence Dennis
Otway
Norfolk
Folger
J. Triplet
Denton
Sam Liverman
Nags Head
Avon
Buxton
Bank Robbery Suspects Escaped Inmates Linked To 1956 62
Suspects tied to a Maryland penitentiary escape era were inmates together from 1956 to 1962. Royal fled Baltimore City Jail October 29 while awaiting supermarket robbery trial. Sehech escaped July 7 after serving a 20 year term begun in 1926 for armed robbery. Royal later paroled April 2, 1962, before the later supermarket holdup. both men faced FBI flight alerts ahead of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Penitentiary
Baltimore
Royal
Baltimore City
Sehech
State Penitentiary
FBI
Schech
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
International Association of Machinists
Man
Sweetie Pie
NEA
TK. Reg
Ocean View
Norfolk Shipbuilding and Dry- Dock Co
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Sirloin Steak Club Steak Beef Roast
Lee
Holbrooke Ave
Jo-Jo
Outer Banks
Holiday Vnm Restaurant
Clyde F. Hardman, Jr
Lillian W. Yates
Mgr
Marshall's Land & Gravel CO
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