Ship Walkout Ban Set by Taft-Hartley Injunction
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan issued an 80 day Taft Hartley cooling off period preventing further strike activity by five sea men unions until Sept 21. The aim is to avert economic harm from the multimillion dollar strike that tied up about 500 ships in 30 ports and saw 400 vessels abandoned to emergency at sea. The unions demanded the right to organize runaway American owned ships flying foreign flags. The unions named are National Maritime Union Seafarers International Union Masters Mates and Pilots Union Marine Engineers Union and American Radio Association. The judge called the strike a peril to national health and safety.
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New York
Sylvester J. Ryan
Ryan
Eve
Kennedy
National Maritime Union
Seafarers International Union
Masters, Males and Plots Union
Marine Engineers Union
American Radio Association
Board weighs ban on secret student societies at TLB High
Independent Board of Education considers a proposal to outlaw so called secret societies of TL. B. high school students. Page B-1. Federal government sues to strike down Mississippi travel segregation laws.
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Board of Education
Mississippi
Copter Rescues 12-Year-Old From Rugged Beach Cliff
A 12-year-old girl Becky Roever missing four days was found bruised but alive at a 1,000-foot Tillamook cliff. An Air Force helicopter pulled her from the foggy scene to Seaside Hospital for treatment.
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Ore
UPI
Pacific
Becky Joan Roever
Bellairé
Tex
Air Force
Air Force c
Kinders
Officer Leaps Off Pier to Save Woman
Long Beach officer William F. Stull and partner C J Schilling responded to a woman who jumped from Rainbow Pier. Stull dove in, swam about 60 feet with the unconscious survivor to rocky shore, where lifeguard Dennis Emken provided CPR until ambulance crew arrived. The rescued woman Hazel Joan Heinecke, 49, of Montclair, Calif., remained unconscious at Memorial Hospital with serious condition. A 10 year old girl reported seeing the jump. Stull and Schilling were on routine patrol at about 6 30 pm when the incident occurred.
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Frederick Rawls
Seattle Hospital
William Roever
Feely Sark
Tillisnook End
Long Beach
Rainbow
Pier
William F. Stull
U.S. Marine
Stull
Col. Ayl
C. J. Schilling
Dennis Emken
Syracuse Walk
Naples
Bowers
Hazel Joan Heinecke
Harvard
Montclair
Calif
Emken
Screw
Schilling
Barbara J. Lowaman
Patton State Hospital
Brush fire triggers multi-vehicle crash near San Bernardino
A brush fire near U.S. 68-395 north of San Bernardino indirectly caused a trailer truck to lose control on El Cajon grade, colliding with four vehicles. Eight people injured, one seriously. Names include George Bruhn Salt Lake City and James Beatty San Bernardino among others. scene tied to 1,000 vehicles queued at Highway 128 junction. The Business Advisory Council cuts ties with Commerce and rebrands as The Business Council to serve all government branches. Five freedom riders arrive in Little Rock and are arrested for refusing to leave the white waiting room at the Midwest Trailways bus station.
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San Bernardino
UPI
U.S. 68
395
Here
el Cajon
George Bruhn
Salt Lake City
James FE. Beatty
Kenneth Trickett
Fontana
Donald Riley
Muscoy
John Packer
Apple Valley
Helen
Herman Zofer
Elsinore
Margaret
Highway 128
Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Midwest Trailways
Arkansas
Fifty plane field for Powder Puff Derby ends in Atlantic City
Thirty five planes touched down in Montgomery for the 15th annual coast-to-coast Powder Puff Derby for women pilots with 97 competing in the transcontinental race. One plane finished the race and Dallas women Jean Warren and Emily Anderson crossed the Atlantic City finish line Monday afternoon. Five other aircraft followed closely behind.
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Montgomery
Ala
Dallas
Jean Warren
Emily Anderson
Atlantic City
Lightning injures seven at Paradise Park bath house
A lightning bolt struck a crowded bathing head at Paradise Park in Middletown Massachusetts on Monday injuring seven people including five children.
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Middletown
Mass
Paradise Park
Ambulance rates rise 35 percent in Long Beach
George Weeks reports Long Beach ambulance service will increase 35 percent on August 1, raising the basic call fee from 5 to 20 dollars. The City Bureau of Franchises approved the hike after two complaints about on scene charges. The bureau demands an improved accounting system and limits on profits, with additional increases for night service emergency service wait time and oxygen.
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George Weeks
Long Beach
City Bureau of Franchises
Rovers Ambulance Service
Bureau
Bowers
West Rights Ending Deepens Berlin Air Corridor Tensions
Berlin reports say East Germany and the Soviet bloc plan tighter air space rules as Western Allies demand immediate negotiations over three air corridors to West Berlin. Communist leaders claim allied rights would end with a treaty, while Adenauer visits Berlin amid Red threats and a clash over access.
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Konrad Ade- Waller
Berlin
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Adenauer
Berslin
Bait Was Too Good Hurts Burglar In Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana a thief broke into a parked car after bait lured them to a trap. The motorist reported the theft after discovering wheels tires and trunk ransacked following the incident.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Lous Britt
Vhieves
U.S. Reweighs Arms Might In Berlin Crisis
President Kennedy ordered a fresh assessment of U S military strength as Berlin tensions mount after Soviet saber rattling. Defense Department in note and White House spokesman confirm the study grew from Moscow talks. A UN path for the Berlin-Germany standoff is also under consideration.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Berlin
Berlin-Gierman
United Nations
Defense Departments
White House
Pierre Salinger
Moscaw
McNamara
Roswell I. Gilparth
Senate Appropriations
NATO to bolster forces for potential Berlin crisis
Kennedy's aides say a study begun Monday will guide a decision on boosting NATO strength. Paris officials disclose plans to raise frontline Western Europe divisions from 22 to 80 if Khrushchev escalates Berlin. France and West Germany would supply most new units joining the U.S. armored brigades. The issue remains unsettled as NATO and U.S. leaders weigh risks and options amid ongoing tensions.
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NATO
Europe
Nikita S. Khrushchhev
Berlin
France
West
Geremany
West Germany
Germany
Monte
United States
MLV
Nationalliogee Armored Brigades
Rusk
Grone
Ship Save disaster leaves 237 dead or missing
In Lourenco Marques Mozambique 237 were killed or missing after flames and explosions aboard the Portuguese ship Save. Authorities say 257 were saved, many with injuries. Survivors were airlifted to Beira and Lourenco Marques as the burning vessel remained on a sandbar near the Linde River estuary.
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Mozambique
Beira
Lourenco Marquis
Linde
Maritime Ministry
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