Flight Engineers Turn Down JFK Plan
Flight engineers again rejected President Kennedy's plan to arbitrate all issues in the dispute with Pan American and other airlines. The union offered to arbitrate economic and contract issues but demanded the crew reduction fight be settled separately. Brown warned of a possible strike deadline and urged government mediation as talks stalled.
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Tough
Brown
Howald A. Brown
Cmpanies
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Easteen
Trans World Airlines
Unders
Tim Jardines
Lion
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Unlet
Flight Engineers International Association
Pan American World Airyways
Eastern Air Lines
Trans
Erea
Congress
White House
Kennelly
Uon
United States
U.S
Goldberg
Kerry Snedy
Eid
Piper
JFK Orders End to Strike At Republic
President Kennedy directed the Justice Department to seek a court desist from the Republic Aviation strike, the sole source of F105 jet fighters, saying the 9,000 workers' walkout risks national safety as it began April 2 over contract issues including job security and severance pay amid government order withdrawals affecting about 7,600 employees.
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Washington
Kennedy
Justice Department
Republic Aviation
Republic
Eraft
International Association of Machinists
Carnival Glass Highlighted At Greeley Hobby Fair Show
Carnival glass, a late 19th to early 20th century glass type, is featured at the Greeley Hobby Fair opening Saturday at the Community Building. Don Moore and others will display glass pieces, with a slide show by Al Bachman on the hobby's evolution and other exhibits including wood carving and violin making by E. S. Carter of Loveland. The fair runs Saturday 1 9 am 10 pm and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm with about 105 entries in varied hobbies.
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Don Moore
Greetey
Tribune
Jim Hitch
Greeley
Ars
United States
al Bachman
Greeley Shuttecings
E. S. Carter
Loveland
Carter
Weld County
New Trial Demanded for General Salan and Bidault Immunity
Paris AP reports the public prosecutor asked for a new trial for ex General Raoul Salan and urged removal of parliamentary immunity for former Prime Minister Georges Bidault. The move links Bidault to the Organisation Secrete Europeenne tied to Salan, who received a life sentence in a May military court decision that angered President de Gaulle.
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Frilay
Raoulalan
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Ary
Salen
Salan
Charles de Gaulle
Tornado Threat Issued for N E Colorado
A severe thunderstorm and tornado forecast covered parts of extreme southeast Wyoming, northeast Colorado, west central Nebraska, and southwest South Dakota. The Weather Bureau warned of scattered severe storms with tornadoes large hail and damaging winds along a 60 mile wide swath from Sidney Nebraska to Valentine Nebraska from 2 pm to 8 pm MST.
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API
Wyo
Colorado
Westfern
Nebraska
South Dakota
Weather Bureau
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Sidney
Neb
Valentine
New Mexico
Texas “Panhanile
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iCanyon
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Gage
Okla
Weather forecast summary for Colorado and Wyoming regions
Weather notes report temperatures from two to eighty five degrees with highs in the 60s to 80s ranges. Forecasts call for cloudy to night conditions in Colorado with widely scattered afternoon and evening storms and cooler trend midweek. Wyoming shows partly cloudy nights with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly afternoons and evenings and cooler weekend outlook.
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North Ark
Wdile
Jeners
Wyoming
Canlee
President says big business not seeking revenge in economy
Washington AP article notes President Kennedy remarks at a news conference that big business would not pursue revenge, stressing cooperation to steady the economy. He cites past calls to cooperation and says businessmen show cautious optimism amid stock market and economic questions.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Suene Businexenen
Necessiari Sracne Lee
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New. York Herald Tribune
Ten-year-old heir named to vast fortune in will
Walter P. Inman Jr, aged 10, is bequeathed more than 30 million of the 42 million estate of Nataline H. Duke Take, widow of the American Tobacco Co founder. The will was admitted to probate in New York Surrogate Court. The child has lived in a rural South Carolina community near the Georgia border with relatives.
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S.C
Santa Carolina
Walter P. (Skipper) Inman Jr
Nataline H. Duke
Take
American Tobacco Co
New York
Skipper
Georgia Borider
Augusta
Savannah
Hugh Tightsey
Susan Inman
Susan
University of South Carolina
Young Inman
Duke
William P. Inman
Atlanta
Mixs
Nana Line Hol
Afacon
Dr Benzel Dies During Calif Visit
Dr C H Benzel 56 of 924 20th st Greeley a chiropractor died in his sleep in Santa Monica Calif where he had been for three weeks visiting his daughter Mrs Richard Lauretta Bunger He was recovering from a heart attack last November and will be succeeded by Dr R A Reimann at 1011 10th Ave Born April 16 1882 in Longmont he moved to Scottsbluff and later to Greeley after Palmer School of Chiropractic graduation in 1928 He married Ellen Petergon in Greeley Survivors include his wife two daughters Delores Williams and another Mrs Banger a son Clifford five grandchildren and siblings Funeral services set for 2 pm at Macy’s chapel
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Greeley
Santa Monha
Calif
Richard
Lauretta Bunger
Benzel
R.A. Reimann
Dr. Reimann
10Th Ave
Dr. Benzel
Longmont
Scoltshluff
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Iowa
Ellen Peter ‘Gon
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Occidental Lodge No
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Harold
Delores) Williams
Denver
Clifford
San Diego
Pete
Scottsbluff
Neb
Conrad
Cheyenne
Katherine Sublétcher
Pauline Benzel
Lymon
Macys
Stock market rallies amid mixed Friday trading
New York reports a strong Friday rally with early losses followed by a late comeback. The Dow Jones industrial average neared 40.74 with a 2.96 drop at noon, while the AP composite slipped about 38. Stocks traded on modest turnover as gains faded and several key issues posted fractional increases. The day ended near the lowest levels since December 1958.
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New York
Associated Press
Secret Army targets Algeria as hospitals damaged and evacuees flee
A Secret Army campaign hit Algiers with seven plastic devices damaging Mustapha Hospital surgical pavilions and central lab while officials say no injuries. Reports say Europeans were ordered to leave, residents evacuated, and attacks continued on hospitals as violence escalated across western Algeria amid calls for a last-ditch defense and De Gaulle condemnation.
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Algiers
Mustapha
Algeria
Secret Army
Mostem
Oran
Estes Submits Plan To Liquidate Debts
Estes submits a plan in U.S. District Court to operate free elevators at a profit to liquidate debts. The filing outlines renouncing residual claims and creating a trust for 4-H farm youth funds, with certain assets exempted. Grand jury reconvened. antitrust and forgery cases loom related to Pecos financier Estes.
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Estes
EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sul
RF. Thomason
U.S
Estes’ Pecos
Harry Moore
Exes
Thomason
Texas Atty
WO Wilson
United, Elevators
Lester Stona
Flyers Bound For Denver Land At Chama New Mexico
Two Farmington flyers B J Baggell attorney and pilot and Ken Ken zee businessman landed safely at an emergency strip in Chama New Mexico after engine trouble forced an emergency landing while en route from Farmington to Denver A search for the single engine plane was launched Friday The last contact from the plane was at 4 56 p m local time
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N. M
Farrayington
Denver
B. J. Baggell
Ken Kenzee
McKissack
Federal Aviation Agency
Chama
WN. M
Gatorady
Court Enters Reapportion Controversy in Colorado
The Colorado Supreme Court ordered Gov. Steve McNichols to justify calling a special legislative session for reapportionment, Secretary of State George J. Baker to halt an election until reapportionment is finished, and State Treasurer Tom Armstrong to explain why legislative pay should not be cut. The chief justice said oral arguments would be expedited after answers.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Steve McNichols
George J. Baker
Pat
Tom Armstrong
Cour
Trouble Ahead for Debt Bill in Senate
In Washington the House sent a 208 billion debt bill to the Senate after a 211 to 192 vote, while Byrd opposes a 306 billion ceiling. Kennedy warns failure to raise the limit could harm the economy. hearings unlikely before June 25, with the temporary ceiling at 200 billion.
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House
Kennedy
Senate
Warry F. Byrd
D-V.d
Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Brookings
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Ford Strike Idles 10,000 as Cleveland Plant Walkout Spreads
Ford Motor announces a strike at its Cleveland stamping plant over work standards, triggering idling of about 10,000 additional workers in metal stamping and related divisions. With other Ford plants facing limited operations and ongoing talks at Ford HQ, production across several assembly and truck plants could slow next week.
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Ford Motor Co
Cleveland
Ohio
OwosSo
Audi
Ford
San Jose
Calif
Kansas City
Louisville
Lorain
Mahwah
Nat
Buffalo
Chicago
Monroe
Dearborn
Mich
United Auto Workers Uni- Viow
Walter Hills
WAW
Anion
Rampany
BM. Cummins
Ken Bannon
UAW
Cowboys Arrive for Grover Rodeo Weekend Festivities
Grover cowboys began arriving Friday for the Earl Anderson Memorial Rodeo. First round starts at 1:30 am Saturday with a community dance that evening. Final round Sunday afternoon. Over $100 in prize money and $500 added by the rodeo committee are up for grabs.
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Grover—Cowboys
Earl Anderson
Doctor Ratio Low in Mexico City
Mexico averages one doctor per 2044 people, a contrast to one per 740 in the United States, highlighting a wider gap in healthcare access between the two nations.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
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