Maritime Strike Rips Through U S Port Cities
The nationwide maritime strike spreads to 30 port cities affecting about 1,003 ships and vessels. Federal mediators urge resumption of peace talks as unions push for the right to organize foreign-flag crews. Injuries reported at a Texaco refinery as officials seek to curb walkouts.
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Pierce Lehmbeck
New York
New Jersey
Louisiana
Tess
Massachusetts
NBO
Seafarers International Union
Marine Engineers
Purser Union
Day Studies Charges Over Alleged Spying Drama Unfolds
U S spy charges target Czech diplomat Miroslav Nacvalac with alleged recruitment by an American. Nacvalac defies expulsion while U N officials pursue a possible break in the case. The episode involves threats, alleged defection, and a meeting at Gripshound Restaurant with FBI agents and a Czech military attaché.
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Milton Besser
United Nations
N.Y
IAP
U.S
Ion U.N
Dagl
Hammarskiald
Miroslav Nacvalac
Coch M
Lincoln White
Newertien
Washington
Nacvalac
Sbqul
Czechoslvakia
United States
Whit
White
Macvalac
New York
Thel
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frantisek ‘Tisler
Suit Aims to Block Cuban Prisoner Exchange
An Indianapolis group asks a federal court to halt a proposed exchange of Cuban prisoners for tractors, arguing private citizens cannot negotiate with a foreign power and citing the Logan Act. The suit seeks a mandamus to enforce U.S. policy and prevent negotiations with Cuba.
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Chicago
Castro
Belsiders
U.S
United Citizens
Ipower
Robert F. Kennedy
Casston
Ife
Eleanor Hoosewelt
Walter
No- Reuther
Milton Eisen
Howev
Lus
Indiana
Gen. Kennedy
Jury Convicts Drug Association of Price Fixing
A federal court jury in San Francisco finds the Real Association guilty of conspiring to fix prescription drug prices under the Sherman Antitrust Act. Defendant Louis E. Goodman and vice president Donald K. Hedgpeth face possible fines up to $30,000 as the verdict signals nationwide implications.
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San Francisco
Real Association O
U.S. District K
Dudge
Louis E. Goodman
Ment
Justice Department
Alinois
New York
Utah
Taisho
Arizona
California
Deugeists
Negotiations Begin Over Washington Visit And Summer School Plans
Reports indicate talks underway for a Washington visit while at Biddle High School plans expand summer enrollment. Registration continues for grades three through six with several remedial classes available and more sections added to handle larger future enrollments. Justice Department drug price probes and antitrust cases are also noted in unrelated items.
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Bob Beard
Greeley Public
Jima
Biddie
Stu
Richard Biddle
Thel
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Oregon
Peruvi
Kennedy
Washington
San Marcos Univer- Baker National Forest
Sity
Laos factions seek national union under uneasy accord
Green Phoumi Nosavan said the three warring princes agreed to form a government of national union after talks between Premier Vience Boungum and Prince Jouphananouyang head of the Pathet Lao guerrillas. The pact followed a rare meeting amid Cold War tensions in Laos.
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Andrew Borowieg Zuhich
Switzerland
Grn
Phoumi Nosavan
Sat
National Union
Weather and Laos meeting details mix in scattered report
Weather data for Colorado and Wyoming shows warm to hot conditions with isolated storms in the high mountains and fair skies elsewhere. A Laos news briefing quotes Phoumi and princes discussing a national union government, cease fire, neutrality, and a path to Geneva talks amid ongoing local jungle fighting.
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Colorado
Rickover Warns Toy Model Revealed Soviet Sub Secrets
Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover testified aboard the George Washington that a $2.98 toy Polaris submarine model leaked nuclear details and crew size, sparking criticism of interservice rivalry and implying manufacturers advertise sub components. He warned the model could aid the Soviet Union and urged tighter controls on sensitive information.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Ickover
U.S
Imarines
Adm
Hyman
G. Rickover
Cial
United States
Rickover
Rigkaver
Army
Navy J
Air
Navy
Bickover
Peru Leftists Greet Adlai At Rally
Peru news brief notes leftist supporters greet Adlai Stevenson in Peru as protests erupt. The report mentions a disruption with tear gas grenades hurled during the event. The piece attributes the dispatch to MAX HARRELSON.
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Max Harrelson
LMA
Peru
Pokier
Down
Heat and Timber Fires Ravage Western U.S.
Blistering heat killed a dozen and timber and brush fires scorched about 23 000 acres across Northern California to Arizona. In Santa Clara County poultry stock and nursery losses topped half a million dollars. Firefighting efforts included planes, bulldozers, helicopters, and 2000 plus personnel.
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Associated Press
California
Santa Claras County
Los Altos
Santa Clara County
Paso Robles
Skyline Boulevard
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Gabriel Canyon
Poet Frost to be discharged after minor surgery
NANOVER NH AP report says 86 year old poet Hubert Frost a Nobel Prize winner who helped on Kennedy’s inauguration was hospitalized at Dartmouth College Infirmary for a minor operation. He is expected to be discharged today and will return to his Hipton farm for a check of flowers and vegetables.
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Hedgepeth
South Korea
Kim Mong-il
Godman
Chang Po-young
Kenedy
Linglou
Kim
Aulti
Hedgeneth
U.S
Samuel Berger
Seoul
Nanover
Hubert Frost
Frost
Kennedy
Dart Wmouilt College
Laos Skirmishes Slow Geneva Cease-Fire Talks
Scattered Laos fighting coincided with Geneva conference squabbles over a cease-fire. Britain’s Malcolm MacDonald pressed for a meeting with Soviet Andrei Gromyko without success to authorize six planes and helicopters for truce supervision. In Ban Namone village government and rebel teams argued over where truce observers should sit, prompting an exit by government delegates.
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Geneva
Malcolm MacDonald
Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Ban Namone
Jsit
Isval Uw
Discoverer 25 Orbiting Over California in Polar Pass
The 23rd Discoverer satellite launched from VANPENBERG Air Force Base went into a polar orbit one hour and 45 minutes after liftoff, amid fog and distant observers. The Air Force said the mission aims to improve reliability and recoverability of the payload, with cameras and scientific instruments to test for future surveillance systems.
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Vanpenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Alaska
Hawaii
Heeehl
Fuk
Samas
Air’ Force
Thor
Mir
Discoveriers
No Talks Set In Strike at Gates Co
Denver AP report says Gates Rubber Co striking workers and United Rubber Workers Local 154 have no negotiations scheduled. About 3,300 employees at the south Denver plant walked out just after midnight Thursday over a six week bargaining stalemate. Payroll cited as around 58 dollars daily per worker.
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Denver
Gates Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Local 154
South Denvere
Gates
Edward
Flester
Anion Press
Charlotte
N.C
Elevident
Atlers
Ta Union ‘Theological Seminary
Richmond
Hester
J. Merman Saxon
Firny
H. Duke Jr
Gales
Saxon
Kelly
Salox
New Shoplifting Law Tightens Penalties and Enforcement
The legislature passed a mass fast seizing law raising penalties for shoplifting with a sliding scale. Offenses under $100 carry up to 300 dollars and six months in jail, second offenses up to 500 dollars or one year, third offenses felonious with up to five years in a state penitentiary. Concealment is prima facie evidence. merchants and police are shielded from civil liability for acting in good faith. Merchants may question suspects in store before they leave.
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Greetay
Beace
Ares Stotes
Touning
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Texaco Rerlnery
Camden
N.d
Na- Monal Maritime Union
American Merchant Marine Institute
Arthur J Goldberg
Goldberg
Paul Hall
U.N
Ham
Seafarers International
Marshjold
Nacwalac
Ameri One
Marine Institute
National Maritime Union
Czechac
New Orleans
State Department
Marilyn Tammany
Tribune
Cheyenne
Rancizoa
Gelation
Wssovialkin
Hedgpeth Wach
Nevel
Lyte L. Jones
Justice Depart
Lloyd H. Burke
NFA
Laos
Great Western
Wyoming
Fhyurn
Bown Ourn
Souvanna Fhouma
Phoumi
Lans
Souphanouvong
Roun Ouni
Boun Qum
Rancore
Adlai
Western
aSea
California Canyon
Mint Canyon
Los Anges
Gates Co
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