Strikers at Avco Lycoming Plant Return to Work
Avco Lycoming Division workers, key helicopter engine makers for Vietnam war, back on the job after Judge William H. Timbers issued a restraining order and set a hearing for Taft Hartley injunction. Mediation service resumes talks in Stratford with union and company negotiators. Wage and benefit disputes cited as issues while a separate clerical union faces a five day cooling off.
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Stratford Conn
Avco
Lycoming Division
Heliecopter
Mordlay
William H. Timbers
Orader
U.S
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
Stratford
Robert Moore
John J. Morton
New York
Judge Timbers
Johnson
Huey
Bell Helicopter
Fort Worth
Tex
United Auto Workers Union
U.S. District Court
New Jerney
Carl Eardley
Winners enter 65th North and South Amateur golf event
In Pinehurst North Carolina 11 of 32 players in the 65th Women’s North and South Amateur Golf Tournament field have titles or Curtis Cup ties. Marlene Stewart Streit won the medal with 72 as Barbara McIntire Prauss Post and Wilson headline a strong Cup contingent.
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Kenalyta Associated Press
Pinehurst
N.C
Marlene Stewart Streit
Willowdale
Ont
Pinehurst Country Club
Barbara MclIntire
Colorado Springs
Colo
Phyllis
Tish) Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Helen Wilson
Gladwyne
Miss McIntire
Sandra Post
Prauss
Drew Greensboro
Marge Burns
Wilson
George Howard
Rural Hall
Streit
U.S
David Chaffee
Rumford
Nancy Roth Syms
Hollywood
Mary Wise
Chicago
Boston boxer Tom McNeeley named to Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Former heavyweight champion Tom McNeeley of Medfield, who was knocked out by Floyd Patterson in a title bout, was named to the Massachusetts Boxing Commission by Gov. Volpe on Monday.
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Boston
New England
Tom McNeeley
Medfield
Floyd Patterson
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
John A. Volpe
Doctor testifies on paralytic drug in Coppolino trial
Naples AP report describes Dr Valentino Mazzaia detailing paralysis from succinylcholine during his own test injection. He explains rapid loss of movement and breathing, while defense seeks to limit prosecution witnesses. The Coppolino murder trial hinges on autopsy opinions and the question of a drug overdose. Local note mentions Hope Chamber Education Day plans with Hope High School students touring six local industries.
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Don North
Mazazia
Mazala
Bert la du
NYU
Cappolino
Carmela
Capposino
F. Lee Bailey
Milton Helpern
Charles J. Umberger
New York Medical Examiner's Office
Coppolino
Helpern
Umbere
la du
Chamber of Commerce
Hope
Hope High School
Jim Pruden
Confidence in Apollo Program
Washington AP reports astronaut spokesman says spacemen will trust Apollo craft after changes to prevent a recurrence of the Cape Kennedy launch pad fire that killed three. Col. Frank Borman, among five astronauts testifying before Congress, voiced confidence in management engineering and the program while noting possible unforeseen dangers ahead.
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Washington
Col
Frank Borman
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Borman
Donald K. Slayton
Navy
Walter R. Schirra Jr
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Air Force
James A. MecDivitt
House
al Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ames ISU student government president resigns amid impeachment
Donald R. Smith, 21, ISU student government president, withdrew from Iowa State University days before an impeachment hearing after admitting attendance at a marijuana party. President Parks vowed an intensified probe into illegal self‑drug use while lawmakers varied in their reactions to Smiths departure.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State University
Donald R. Smith
Smith
William J. Reicheardt
D-Des Moines
Charles Grassley
Hertford
Yale
Haiti Blasts From Rivals Not Enemies
Port au Prince reports two blasts during a Duvalier birthday festival, killing three or four and wounding about 40. Officials say internal rivalries within the regime sparked the attacks, not foes of Duvalier, as vast crowds observed the celebrations with militiamen deployed for security.
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Robert Berrellez
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvaller
Duvalier
Champs de Mars
White National Palace
Infomants
Dusvalier
Law Day proclamation and Haiti power turmoil noted
The document proclaims May 1 1967 as Law Day in Hempstead County Arkansas urging civic participation. Separate items describe Port au Prince unrest tied to Luc Albert Foucard, rivalries with Lt. Col. Max Dominique, and Duvalier era leadership. Also cited are Mercury Gemini program astronauts logging 2000 space hours and over 15 million miles flown.
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United States
Congress of the United States
U.S. A
Finis Odom
Hempstead County
Arkansas
U.S.A
Port Au Prince
Luc Albert Foucard
Duvalier
Foucard
Max Dominique
IRS Is Tough in Many Ways
Miami AP dispatch notes IRS personnel are hard to fool as two men tried to crack a safe but only their dial was twisted. The cash rested in the other safe per investigators. Ranger Jim Martin introduced Gaile Bigge the State Forestry Queen who spoke to the Lions Club on wood uses. Lion awards honored members for 10 15 20 and 30 years of service including Arthur Wimmell of McCaskill.
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Miami
Fla
Internal Revenue Service
Jim Martin
Keep Arkansas Green
Gaile Bigge
Lions Club
Town & Country
Arthur Wimmell
McCaskill
Harry Phillips
John Martin
FBI Texarkana
Alvin Willis
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Smith Construction
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Baltimore
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Richard F. Cleveland
Maryland
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Holt
Iowa State
Ranger Jim Martin
Gail Biggee
IRS
Wiesbaden
Germany
Rhine
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