Steelworkers Pressure Local Settlements Across Plants
Steelworkers at U S Steel Homestead Works push for fulltime doctor and more parking while McKeesport workers seek incentive pay. Hundreds of local issues surface at plants nationwide ahead of a possible Aug 1 strike and national talks beginning June 3 in New York.
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Soviets Readying Manned Space Flight as Cosmos Launch Nears
Moscow reports the Soviet Union plans to launch a manned orbital mission soon with a possible two-ship linkup. Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov is noted in context of a prior flight, while Baikonur launches unmanned Cosmos No 212 to test systems for the upcoming mission.
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Lighter and tougher titanium helmet eyed for troops
The Army weighs lighter titanium helmets offering equal protection and greater head wound resistance, tested at Edgewood Arsenal. Studies show a one pound reduction over standard steel helmets, with price estimates around 53 dollars per unit for 100000 units, pending further testing and Pentagon contracts.
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Thousands Of Cases Processed In Riots After King Slaying
Courts processed thousands of arrests from the King assassination riots. Baltimore reported 5 800 arrests with 2 193 convictions. Washington 5 500. Chicago 2 800. Cincinnati 260. New York City about 400. Kansas City 160 in jail awaiting hearings. Fines mostly for curfew violations. many cases involve looting and arson.
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All In The Family Children of Mickey Mansfield
A photo shows Mickey Mansfield with his three children from his late wife Jayne Mansfield who died in a car crash last June. Miklos is 9, Zoltan is 7, and Maria is 4 in the AP Wirephoto.
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Javits Backs Multibillion Poor Program Push
Senator Javits endorses a plea by four religious leaders for Congress and President Johnson to enact a multibillion dollar program for the poor as a first step toward the King backed Poor People’s Campaign. The plan mirrors the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders proposals on jobs housing and welfare.
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