Meeting Set Over Airline Strike Threat
Flight engineers from the Flight Engineers International Association face a choice to walk out against Pan American Eastern and Trans World or accept Kennedy arbitration. A New York mass meeting will decide, with Brown resisting walkout while seeking arbitration on pay and crew manning but not jet cockpit staffing.
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Norman Walker Washington
Flight Engineers
Pan American
Eastern
Trans World
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
New York City
Ron Brown
Washington
Brown
Harry S. O'Brien
New York
TWA Ae Transcontinental
Loverseas
White House
TWA
Injunction Halts Republic Aviation Strike in Brooklyn
A temporary injunction stopped the 2 month strike at Republic Aviation Corp the only maker of the F105 fighter. Justice Department acting for President Kennedy sought the order in Brooklyn Federal Court. If made permanent, an 80 day cooling off period would apply. The walkout began April 2 over job security in a new contract.
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New York
Republic Aviation Corp
Justice Department
Kennedy
Brooklyn
U.S. Dist
Walter Bruchhausen
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Republic
Farmingdale
Long Island
B-Girls Scarce Cabarets Thrive Amid Publicity
Night clubs and cabarets in major entertainment hubs show normal trading despite Senate disclosures of unsavory B-girl activity. Officials deny ongoing operations while some cities report past problems resolved and others note declines tied to unemployment and crackdowns on low class venues.
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Associated Press
Senate
Walter Arm
New York City
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Pawtucket
R.I
Miami Beach
Calumet City
Ill
Father’s Day honor for High Point dad and eight children
Sunday Enterprise previews Father’s Day as one High Point father is celebrated by eight children who crown him king for the day. The issue promises a feature on tomorrow’s observance and family tribute.
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Pop
Ambush in Viet Nam kills two U.S. officers
Two U.S. Army officers were killed in a Communist Viet Cong ambush of a government convoy north of Saigon. A sergeant died earlier in Central Viet Nam. The tally links to six U.S. deaths since December amid ongoing operations, with helicopters supporting 800 government troops and a downed T28 bombing mission reported with the pilot killed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tion
Quang Nam Province
Gas Blast Near Columbus Stirs Fire Scar
A gas main explosion in an open field near New Albany northeast of Columbus sparked a towering fire but caused no injuries. Authorities later cautioned an airliner crash report was erroneous as the blaze subsided within an hour and may have been sparked by a fallen electric wire.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Port Columbus
New Albany
Algeria
Paris
Rocher Noir
Belkacem Krim
Abderrahmanel Fares
Evian
Secret Army
Allgiers
Chateauneuf
Algiers
France
Resignation Accepted as Premier Song Quits Korea
Pro Western Premier Song Yo Chan resigns and resignation accepted by South Korea's military government. Finance minister Chun Byung Kyu also leaves. cabinet ministers reportedly stepping down. Gen Park calls Song's departure regrettable and thanks him for his service while inviting advisory continued involvement.
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Seoul
Song Yo-Chan
South Korea
Chun Byung-Kyu
Song
Chun
Gilbert Ponders Deed In Brazil
New York financier Edward M. Gilbert says he hopes to repay all parties after unauthorized withdrawals of 2 million from E.L. Bruce Co. He flew to Rio de Janeiro and cites not fleeing U.S. justice while awaiting possible extradition. He asks for time to consider returning to New York amid probes by the DA and SEC.
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Tom Masterson
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Edward M. Gilbert
New York
Brazil Herald
Gilbert
E.L. Bruce Co
Rio
United States
The
Herald
Jorge Chalupe Sobrinho
District Attorney's Office
U.S. Securities Exchange Commission
Consultant Called Testimony Slated In Estes Hearing
A House subcommittee plans to call consultant James A. McConnell who warned Commercial Solvents in 1960 that its deal with Billie Sol Estes carried self destruction risks. McConnell testified before a subcommittee as Estes faced bankruptcy in El Paso with debts around 38.4 million against assets of about 20.8 million.
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
House
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol
Walter C. Berger
Kennedy
Estes
West
Texas
Berger
Wheeler
el Paso
Tex
U.S
R. E. Thomason
Thomason
Dallas
Wreck Kills 4 and Rescuer Drowns Near Zebulon
Four people died when a car plunged from a bridge into Little River near Zebulon North Carolina. Victor Baker 16 survived after escaping the submerged vehicle but was injured. The victims identified as Beat Rice 30 Lonnie Hinton 25 Mc Arthur Ferrell 19 and James Davis Watkins 25 were all residents of Wake County. Milton Reid 15 drowned while attempting to rescue others. The State Patrol said the car sped about 80 mph before failing to negotiate a curve and crashing through the railing into about 12 feet of water five miles northwest on a rural road.
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Zebulon
N.C
Little River
Here
Victor Baker
Marshall Bennett
Baker
Beatrice
Lonnie Hinton
McArthur Ferrell
James Davis Watkins
Milton Reid
Wake County
Raleigh
State Patrol
Reid
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High Point
Thomasville
Bonnie Jordan
Enterprise Tomorrow
Air Force
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Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Wall Street
European
Secret Army Organization
Chris
Cynthia Lain
Savannah Beach
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