Boeing Faces Strike Ultimatum Over Contract Dispute
AFL-CIO unions threaten rolling strike against Boeing Co with locations nationwide including Seattle Renton Wichita and Malmstrom. Key issues are performance ratings job evaluation and wage scales while Boeing offers a three year package with small raises and maintenance clause changes.
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Seattle
Wash
Boeing Co
Afl-Cio
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Boeing
Next v. Machinists
Harold J. Gibson
Two Nations Agree To Pull Out Of Yemen War
U Thant announced that the United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia will withdraw from Yemen hostilities. A U.N. observer force of up to 50 will verify the pact, with a demilitarized zone 12 miles wide on each side of the Yemen Saudi border, and a mission expected to last three to four months.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
U.N
Thant
U.N. Security Council
Carl von Horn
Sweden
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Palestine
U.A.R
Red Sea Republic
Mohammed 3Ali Badr
Security Council
CENTO ministers warn of non-Communist and Communist threats
Pakistan and Iran urged CENTO to confront possible non Communist aggression alongside threats from Communist states. Bhutto raised India's military buildup as Rusk defended Western arms aid to India at CENTO talks. Iran fears instability from the enlarged United Arab Republic with Iraq as a member.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Iran
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
India
U.S
Dean Rusk
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Rusk
West
Kashmir
Goldwater Would Bomb Rails and Roads
Senator Barry Goldwater in Philadelphia proposed bombing specific rail and road facilities used by Chinese Communists to curb weapons and supplies to South Vietnam and Laos. He argued the risk, while real, is necessary and that the Soviet Union might not intervene if such routes are struck.
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Philadelphia
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
Viet Nam
Laos
Goldwater
American Warehousemen’s Association
China
Red River
Soviet Union
Presbyterians Vote Rights For Women
The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly approved a measure to grant equal rights to women, by a 249 to 173 vote, sending it to 80 presbyteries for ratification amid debate. The assembly rejected withdrawing from the National Council of Churches and reaffirmed opposition to racial segregation.
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Huntington
W.va
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Southern
Mississippi
National Council of Churches
United Presbyterian Church, USA
Reformed
Robert R. Wallace
Blair, S.C
Council
Rockefeller proposes swap with Soviet Union on Cuba
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urges a Cuba swap with the USSR tying Soviet aid to stopping saboteurs in Cuba in exchange for U.S. restraints on anti Castro fighters. He also assails President Kennedy for leadership failures and criticizes U.S. policy in Laos and monetary policy.
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Rockefeller
Soviet Union
Cuba
Belman Morin
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
New York
Cincinnati
Ohio
Washington
High Point Democrats Promote City’s Fiscal Strength
The 1931 shift brought a shaky start, but today High Point is prosperous with the highest credit rating and a 1.20 tax rate. The city is named one of eleven All-America cities amid a campaign promising a plain platform and responsible governance.
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High Point
United States
City Hall
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Purcell Supply
W. Green ST
ATU
Penney
Oxford Cloth
Oxford
Penney’s
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Henry Millis
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