Electricians Return to Marshall Space Flight Center
At Huntsville Alabama electricians reported for work today at the Marshall Space Flight Center their first on site appearance in 10 days The center said 27 electricians were on the job with more expected The unions total 107 on space projects and about 40 on military rocket projects The move follows a federal court order and a NLRB presence to verify compliance The local leader planned to reconfirm return to work at a meeting later tonight
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Huntsville
Ala
Marshall Space Flight Center
Vital Space Projects
Union
Don Freeman
U.S
National Labor Relations Board
Electricians
U.S. Dist
Clarence W. Allgood
Gor
Honeymoon Gunman Kidnaps Couple Then Kills Groom
In Reno area a California man Jack Foster 23 died after being shot twice in the head following a motel room kidnapping and a rape of his wife Patricia 23. Lester Morford III 18 of Santa Rosa is jailed for assault with intent to kill while Nevada trooper Larry Foster helped arrest the suspect in Silver Springs after Patricia escaped in Carson City. The couple was taken from Truckee Lake Tahoe and later abandoned. Patricia reported the crimes to officers.
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Reno
Nev
California
Jack Foster
Yreka
Calif
Washoe Medical Clinic
Truckee
Lake Tahoe
Carson City
Nine Jailed In School Consolidation Protest
Nine Madison County men were jailed in Marshall after threats tied to the Walnut Marshall school consolidation. The State Highway Patrol moved extra troopers into the area to curb violence as six men faced conspiracy charges and three were charged with carrying concealed weapons. Bench warrants were served on the six conspirators at 9 a.m. Sheriff Ponder said four armed men operated school buses attempting to move Walnut students to Marshall. The dispute arose on opening day as about 600 residents protested the Madison County Board of Education order sending 9th through 12th graders to Marshall High.
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Madison County
E. Y. Ponder
Hugh B. Campbell
Marshall
Ponder
Joe Fowler
Paul Balard
Jack Guthrie
Happy Ending as Volunteers Find Missing Boy Stephen
Stephen wandered from a family outing on Sunday and hundreds of volunteers searched along the coast. His faint whimpers in thick brush led rescuers to locate him, bringing a relief ending to a long search.
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Stephen
Hope
U S Relays Escort for Soviet Armored Cars in Berlin
U S military police escorted three Soviet armored cars into West Berlin amid a Soviet threat to escort all American vehicles into East Berlin. East Berlin officials claimed Western sedans lack legal entry into East Berlin, while testing moves in both sectors continued with U S Army escorts on memorial visits.
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East Berlin
Moscow
War Memorial
Albert Watson II
U.S
Berlin
U.S. Army
Watson
West Berlin
Reap
Red Ships En Route To Cuba Amid Cuba Aid Speculation
Fifteen Communist ships headed to Cuba amid questions on Soviet technicians and aid. Kennedy said U S authorities lack clear evidence of invasion plans while noting recent landings of supplies and technicians in Cuba. Analysts weigh motives from strengthening Castro to reviving the Cuban economy.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Moscow
Lewis Gulick
Washington
Kennedy
Caribbean
Omim IU Y
Barbara Hanley
Smiley
Clue to Identity of Blonde Waif Grows
Indianapolis police pursued new tips about the blond blue eyed girl known as Smiley found on a downtown doorstep Monday. A boarding house owner reported seeing her at the bus terminal with a woman claiming to be from South Bend Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Smiley
South Bend
Daliaa Enid Tha
Eastern Air Lines resumes jet service after 60 day strike
Eastern Air Lines ends a 60 day strike as its entire jet fleet returns to air. The company replaced striking staff and plans full operation by Sept 13 with some less profitable flights cut. About 70 of 575 flight engineers have returned to work. arbitration was discussed but not finalized.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
J. O. Jarrard
Eastern
Malcolm MacIntyre
EAL
Kennedy
Jarrard
Flight Engineers’ International Association
Afl-Cio
Governor To Rule On Case Appeal In Death Penalty Case
Governor Terry Sanford awaited a decision on whether to spare Robert Lee Case from execution for rape set for Friday. Case’s attorney Lyndon Hobbs sought a last minute appeal to the Fourth Circuit after a habeas corpus denial, and planned to discuss further with Judge Haynesworth in Greenville.
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Raleigh
Robert Lee Case
Terry Sanford
Case
Lyndon Hobbs
Shelby
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Algernon Butler
Gaston County
Bill Shedd
Gaston Superior Court
Lincoln County
C. G. Black
Shedd
U S will not recognize East German regime
A State Department spokesman stated the United States will not recognize the Communist East German regime or its administrative entities. He noted a forthcoming three power joint communique on Berlin and said allied rights and Soviet responsibilities in Berlin remain unchanged.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Joseph W. Reap
U. S
East Berlin
Reap
Berlin
Optical decision filter could guide autonomous home and space tools
A compact optical decision filter demonstration at the Western Electronics Show showed a suitcase sized device with 400 photo cells and 400 logic units that could guide vacuum cleaners and unmanned moon rovers by distinguishing patterns. Builder Sam S. Viglione of Douglas Aircraft’s Astropower Labs said future versions might detect fingerprints or human faces and could help steer spaceships or identify warhead signals, with mass production lowering costs for consumers.
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Los Angeles
Sam S. Viglione
Douglas Aircraft
Astropower Electronics Laboratory
Viglione
Kennedy charts bold space push amid cosmonaut milestone
President Kennedy said the United States is spending billions and mounting effort to overtake the Soviet space lead by the end of the decade. He noted the Soviets’ advantage and warned against implying the U S is behind by choice. He discussed Cuba, Khrushchev, Berlin, and U S stockpile profits as probes continue.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Russia
Inne
Communist Bloc
Cuba
Khrushchev
United Nations
Berlin
U.S
Soviets
Britain
France
Senate
America
Hanna Mining Company
Eisenhower
Congress
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TWU
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West Germany
Checkpoint Charlie
Anatoly Dobrynin
Dean Rusk
JFK
New York
Robert Crowley
Central Park
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