Maritime Strike Effects Spread Across Ports Nationwide
The nation faces a widening maritime strike as unions demand the right to organize crew on foreign flag ships. Federal mediators push for talks while a Taft Hartley injunction may be sought. Port slowdowns appear in New York and other cities as pickets deter voyages. negotiations continue with several unions involved.
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Pierce Lehmbeck
New York
White House
New Jersey
Louisiana
Texas
Massachusetts
Hall
American Merchant Marine Institute
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
NMU
Seafarers International Union
Marine Engineers
U S spy charges loom as Czech diplomat fights expulsion
U N secretary general Dag Hammarskjold weighed U S pressure to expel Miroslav nacvalac a Czech diplomat amid claims the United States tried to hire him for espionage. The 39 year old said he would stay in the United States until he received government instructions. Federal agents and Czech attach Frantisek Tisler joined the discussion as the United States asserted a Czech origin informant tried to coerce cooperation with threats of blocking funds in Czechoslovakia. The Czech mission filed a protest claiming American agents dangled wealth to bait a spy.
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Milton Besser
United Nations
Nacvalac
United States
State Department
White
Washington
Noeyalae
Czechoslovakia
Narvalne
Yeevalae
Whita
U.S
Nacevalae
Nacvalee
Nacyalac
Gripsholm
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gol
Frantisek Tisler
Federal Court Convicts Drug Association of Price Fixing
A federal jury in San Francisco found the National drug association guilty on charges of conspiring to fix prescription drug prices in violation of the Sherman Act. Defendant Donald K. Hedgpeth and a related executive were among those convicted, with penalties potentially up to $50,000 fine.
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Sar Francisco
Mne
Cal
Iith
U.S
Louis BE. Goodman
Code Northern
Washington visit negotiations begin amid school enrollment rise
Text reports negotiations for a Washington visit while Greeley Public School's summer session shows enrollment up about 50 percent from last year. Programs include intermediate reading and remedial arithmetic for grades three through six, plus junior high math. Registration continues. six week session starts June 26 with limited vacancies.
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Bob Beard
Greeley
Richard Biddle
Thechiil
Hedgepeth
Seoul
South Korea
Kim Hong-il
Vudge Goodman
Chang Doyoung
Kennedy
Kim
Hedgeurth
U.S
Samuel Derger
SUL
Biddle
Three Factions Seek Laos National Union
Gen Phoumi Nesayan announced that Laos three rival princes agreed to pursue a government of national union. The move follows talks among Boun Oum Souphanouvong and Souphanouvong to field a single Lao delegation at Geneva and to agree on a cease fire and national reconciliation amid continuing jungle fighting.
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Laos
Andrew Borowiec
Zurich
Switzerland
Phoumi Nesayan
Sat
National Union
Phoumi
Bom Gur
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Phoural
Tash
Boun Oum
Souvanna Phouma
Ing- Idom
Souphanauvang
Geneva
Malcolm ‘MacDonald
Bejtain
Andrei Gromyko
Bult
Fim
Dia
Weather Summary for Saturday and Sunday
The report shows temperatures for Great Western and Public Service with highs around 74 and lows near 50. Colorado forecasts generally fair tonight and Sunday with isolated afternoon thunderstorms in southern mountains, warmer east, low 25 to 33 in valleys, highs 33 to 95. Wyoming expects fair to night and Sunday, warmer east of the Divide, low 30s to lower elevations, highs 90s to around 99 in the north.
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Great Western
Tow
Igh
Colorado
Continental Divide
Horder
Geneva Talks Stall Laos Cease Fire Over Disputes
In Geneva, Laos cease fire negotiations stall amid clashes in Laotian jungles. Chief Lao delegate Phoumi and rival leaders clash over inspection sites and a unified government plan as foreign mediation drags on.
Suit Filed To Block Cuban Prisoner Exchange
A Chicago court suit seeks to block a proposed exchange of Cuban political prisoners. The plaintiffs argue the private Americans negotiating with Cuba usurp federal authority and rely on Logan Act penalties. The action targets the U S government and private citizens involved in the talks.
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Chicago
U. S
Court of Appeals
Cuba
Fidellers
United States
Guate- Castro
Mola
Georgé Hose
Citizens Tolfer
Castro
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Rickover cites toy model leaking Soviet sub secrets
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover testified that a $2.90 toy model of the Polaris submarine gave the Soviet Union valuable details about the reactor compartment size and crew requirements. He blamed interservice rivalry for the release and noted manufacturers also disclose components in ads.
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Rickover
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Hyman G. Rickover
Joint Atomicd Energy Subcommittee
Affisola
Navy
United States
George Washengton
Army
Air Porto
Poet Frost Undergoes Minor Surgery in New Hampshire
Pulitzer Prize winning poet Robert Frost, 66, was admitted to Dartmouth College infirmary in Assuming hospital for minor surgery and expected to be discharged today. The operation’s nature was not disclosed. Frost planned to return to his Ips ton Vermont farm to tend flowers and vegetables.
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Manover
N.H
Robert Frost
Frost
Kennedy
Dartmouth College
Tpton
Heat and timber fires devastate Western U S regions
Blistering heat and fierce brush fires plague the Western United States, killing several and torching thousands of acres. Santa Clara County reports heavy losses to poultry and ornamental stock, while heat deaths and Oregon drownings rise. Firefighting forces deploy planes, bulldozers, and hundreds of personnel across California Oregon and Arizona as temperatures soar and dry conditions persist.
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Associated Press
California
Santa Clara County
Los Altos
Paso Robles
Skyline Boulevard
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Gabriel Canyon
Mint Canyon
Oregon
Washington
Safare
Mt. Baker National Forest
Waa
Arizonas
California Canyon
Las Angles
Peru Leftists Greet Adlai Visit Sparks Riot Police Use Gas
Peru leftists greeted Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson with clashes as police fired tear gas grenades to disperse demonstrations at Lima airport. Stevenson received a cordial welcome earlier, while about 500 people in the crowd showed no hostility at the airport. Students at San Marcos University issued a manifesto saying Stevenson was not welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Harrelson
Lima
Peru
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Kennedy
San Marcos University
Stevenon
Discoverer 25 Rockets Into Polar Orbit From California
Air Force reports Discoverer 25, the 25th in the satellite series, achieved a polar orbit Friday night one hour and five minutes after launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. The 2100 pound satellite's orbit was tracked from Alaska and Hawaii as officials pursue a higher success rate for recoverable payloads. The mission tests shy spy camera gear for the upcoming Samos system, with seven prior Discoverers failing to orbit and only four capsule recoveries since 1959. Plans call for debris retrieval one to four days after launch to maximize data collection.
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Vandenterg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Alaska
Hawaii
Thor
Talks Not Set In Gates Co Strike Walkout
Denver AP reports Gates Hutcher Co striking 3,200 workers at the Denver plant halted payroll of about 54000 daily after a six week contract bite. No negotiation meetings scheduled with United Rubber Workers Local 3,200, four hour picketing every fourth day. Office staff to remain on duty with sales and distribution work.
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Denver
Gates
Hutcher Co
United Rubber iWorkera
Vnion
Sub Denveree
Edward E. Mester
Saxon
Terian Anluister
Ve Union Theological Seminary
Executive Will Enter Ministry
Charlotte report notes Jim Saxon built a vending machine business from 200000 dollars in eight years to a sizable enterprise now valued at many millions. He plans a shift toward ministry work as the next chapter.
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Charlotte
N.C. Tap
Jim Saxon
Shoplifters Face Tougher Time Under New Law
AA law passed by the legislature tightens penalties for shoplifting. Offenses under $100 carry up to 200 dollars fines and six months in jail for first offenses, with escalating penalties for subsequent offenses. Any amount over $100 becomes a felony with up to five years in the state penitentiary. Concealment is prima facie evidence of intent to convert goods. Merchants and officials are protected from civil liability when acting in good faith. In-store questioning now permitted before leaving the store.
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Earl Town'ng
Greeley
Otter Serrantic
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Vidorea
Texan
Camden
National Maritime Union
Collberg
Paul Hall
National Maritime Unnion
New Orleans
Marilyn Tammany
Tribune News Room
Cheyenne
Sateiser Pharmacist
As Ovialion View
Istoclalion and
Heidgpellhach
Lyle L. Jones
Tostier Denars
Cent
Justice Department
Lloyd St. Durke
NEPA
Ban Namone
Elten Ag
Western
Adlai
Gates Co
Sve
Uve Elupiuyes
B. Th. Duke Jr
Vce
Gates’ Industrial Relations
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