Rebellious Motormen Strike Grips New York Subways
Rebels of the Motormen's Union walk off trains in New York City on the eve of the morning rush. Transit Authority vows service, while a State Supreme Court justice orders four MBA leaders jailed for 10 days for violating a no strike injunction. The union claims 2600 of 3167 city subway motormen are members.
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Breed
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A Photographer Races Sunset For One Last Picture
A reflective piece notes photographers rushing to capture a final image before dusk while contrasting the human urge to race against time with spiritual aims. It suggests people chase moments, fearing death, and neglect repentance and love as they pursue a lasting, eternal frame.
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God
62 Killed Aboard Argentine Airliner
An Aerolineas Argentinas DC4 crashed in a thunderstorm 180 miles southwest of Buenos Aires near Bolivar. All 62 aboard died including 55 passengers and seven crew. Storms delayed body removal and hindered rescue. several other planes forced to return.
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Bolivar
Eisenhower to under go Tuesday checkup for NATO trip
President Eisenhower will undergo a medical checkup Tuesday to decide if he is well enough to attend the December Paris NATO conference. White House secretary James Hagerty said doctors will decide after the exam and the White House will announce the result. The president is in his third week of convalescence from a mild stroke and plans to return to Washington from his farm after a rest period. Mrs. Eisenhower accompanies him on the 85 mile drive back to the capital.
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Wetzel Identified As Slayer, Ordered Held Without Bond
A North Carolina court found probable cause to hold Frank Edward Wetzel, 36, without bond for trial on a murder charge in the slaying of Patrolman Visitor Lee Reece. Witness Robert Terry identified Wetzel in a lineup and again after a ride with Wetzel, tying him to the November 5 shooting.
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New York State
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Reece
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Raleigh
Bakersfield
Calif
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Sanford
Ellerbe
North Carolina
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M. G. Boyette
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Asheboro
Trolley and Bus Service Return After Pittsburgh Strike Ends
Pittsburgh ends a 56 day transit strike as trolley and bus service resume before 5 a.m. Unionized operators gain 26 cents an hour over two years with fringe benefits. base rate rises to 2.40 dollars. Estimated losses reach several million for company and retailers. Mayor Lawrence and mediators helped draft the peace plan.
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Division 85
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Gilbert Teitel
Union Buiness
C. D. Palmer
David L. Lawrence
Caen
Teenagers Trapped in Cave Rescued After 45 Hours
Six Bradford Technical College students were found alive after 45 hours trapped in a flooded cave 400 feet underground near Kettlewell England. Peter Clough said the group clung to ledges as waist deep water surged through the passages while rescue teams, aided by a 200 man operation, retrieved them as water levels fell.
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AFL-CIO Says Probe One-Sided
Atlantic City N J AFL CIO convention leaders draft a resolution denouncing the McClellan committee hearings as one sided while urging equal exposure of management malpractices. They note labor leaders are under heightened scrutiny and advocate broader anti corruption scrutiny in a democracy.
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Publicity Shunned as U S Accelerates Satellite Efforts
Army and Navy rocket scientists push to match Soviet space progress after Friday's Vanguard setback. Officials seek low profile until a U S satellite launches, with Army preparations using the Jupiter C and Navy under debate. President Eisenhower slated to hear Navy Vanguard failure report while Nixon urges resilience and continued missile effort.
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Eisenhower
Rocket Defect May Have Been Found
Vanguard experts believe they have identified the likely cause of the launching stand rocket fire during the Vanguard program. They cite 20 000 feet of color and black and white film from multiple angles analyzed at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington. The Defense Department had said loss of chamber pressure in the first stage caused the failure, with General Electric building that motor.
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Naval Research Laboratory
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