Eastern Jet Crew Cuts Are Completed
NEW YORK AP Eastern Air Lines has completed reducing its jet cockpit crews from four to three following a midweek strike by flight engineers. About 150 jet pilots have completed training in engineers duties and 450 more are in training. Roughly 100 flight engineers have returned to work despite the ongoing strike by the Flight Engineers International Association.
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Cuba Crisis Report Spurs Fresh U S Soviet Tensions
The article recounts continued U S Cuban tensions with anti Castro exiles shelling Havana suburbs and debates over Soviet troop presence. It notes 1200 Russian troops claimed by Sen Keating 3600 bloc technicians 2000 arms experts and 20 ships delivering military gear including communications gear for coastal and air defenses while some observers doubt frontline Soviet combat units.
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Johnson and Caramanlis Discuss Progress in Their Nations
Johnson shielded his eyes as he spoke of discussions on development and progress in their respective nations. Caramanlis said talks would continue Monday and noted plans for Johnson to join the Greek royal family for lunch at their summer palace in Corfu. Greek sources suggested he would present views on U S help to improve Greek Turkish ties as tensions rise. French forces remained cautious as police increased patrols around Algiers to shield settlers amid possible violence.
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Algiers Faces Antiwar Protests as Invasion Proceeds
Guerrilla forces led by Col. Si Hassan vow to oppose dictatorship while invading Ben Bella troops push toward Algiers. In Boghari Wilayan troops join the assault after an hour of fighting, with crowds cheering the advance. Anticivil war demonstrations swell in Algiers as residents rally near the Hotel Aletti.
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Most Of U S To Have Fair Skies Monday
Weather Bureau forecasts Labor Day will bring sunny skies to most of the nation with temperatures near normal. Some regions may see below normal readings in the north central states and above normal in the middle Atlantic. Scattered showers expected in the eastern Rockies to high plains and Iowa, plus a few afternoon thundershowers from the Gulf Coast to Arkansas, Tennessee, and the eastern Ohio Valley. Overall, pleasant conditions for outdoor activities.
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Typhoon Depicts Heavy Rain Flooding in Coastal Georgia
Typhoon activity caused extensive flooding on St Simons Island and heavy storms in parts of the Ohio Valley. A cold front merging with warm humid air stretched from western New York to Texas, stirring thunderstorm activity as evening approached. Temperatures reached hot levels in the interior West and Gulf states while the Great Lakes region enjoyed relief with pleasant air. Baltimore reported 98 degrees with oppressive humidity as Seattle recorded 54 degrees and fog.
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Politics ire: Republicans seek foreign policy issue
The piece notes an economic upturn reducing the recession issue for Republicans. It cites Kennedy’s domestic program as broadly popular and claims Republicans are desperate for an issue, turning to foreign policy. Dirksen is quoted on Republican leaders reserving the right to criticize and offer alternatives to foreign policies.
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Underboardwalk Shootout Ends in Fatal Police Confrontation
Clark seized two officers firearms and fled beneath the boardwalk where he shot Patrolman John Keenan in the hand. Ballot fired on pursuing officers as he fled through crowds, then was cornered by police, pinned by lights behind a hydrant, and fatally shot by Patrolman Nolan.
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War continues as Westerplatte flags and ruins loom
Visitors today observe the damaged Westerplatte barracks with two Soviet tanks embedded in concrete and a black memorial stone amid flowers and trees. Danzig was absorbed into Hitler's Reich on the war's first day, ending the 1919 Versailles treaty arrangement. The Soviet army occupied it in 1945 after battles left most buildings rubble. Potsdam restored the city to Poland, now called Gdansk, a provisional act. Sources estimate about 6,000 German-origin people remain in a 300,000 plus population.
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