Electrical Union Set to Strike
Pittsburgh reports the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Westinghouse talks collapsed less than 48 hours before a strike. Mediation urged a resume. 75,000 workers in 30 states could walkout over pay for skilled day workers and pensions amid defense and space contracts.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Weartinghouse Electric Corp
International Brotherhead of
Washington
IBEW
TREW
Westinghouse
Tey
Baltimore
Lima
Ohio
Sunnyvale
Calif
Cheswick, Pa
Commercial Satellite in Wrong Orbit
Washington report says a 192 pound communications satellite named Lani Bird failed to reach its intended high Pacific orbit. COMSAT officials said no clear orbit is known yet and scientists will try to determine what happened while hopes remain for possible corrections and later operation.
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Washington
UPS
Pacific
United States
Far East
Communications Satelite Corp
Comsat
Lani Bird
Pace
Earth
Blast Destroys Wing at Carmelo Elementary School Palo Alto
An explosion and fire damaged a school wing at Carmelo Elementary in Palo Alto on Sunday morning. Emergency crews responded to the blast and no injuries are immediately reported. Investigators will determine the cause.
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Carmelo Elementary School
Palo Alto
World Airlines Profit Rise To 8890 Million In 1965
Montreal report by Knut Hammarsfield shows airlines expanding operating profits to 8890 million in 1965, up from 612 million the prior year, despite rising costs. The figure excludes taxes and interest and was prepared for the International Air Transport Association’s 22nd annual meeting in Mexico City.
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Montreal
Knut Hammarsfield
International Air Transport Association
Mexico City
RFK Glow Will Fade Predicts Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater predicted RFK's popularity would wane as the public grows tired of Bobby Kennedy. He compared Kennedy's rise to Beatlemania and noted the influence of the Kennedy name while acknowledging the lasting fame of Jack Kennedy.
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RFK
Barry
Washington
UPI
Ibarry M. Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
Bobby
Goldwater
Johnson
Humphrey
United States
Jack Kennedy
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Halt Latin Arms Sales Urged by Kennedy Rally
Senator Robert Kennedy urged halting arms sales to Latin American nations that buy jets and other weapons abroad. He called such purchases wasteful and said U S aid should reflect this waste. He spoke during a one day New England tour and cited reports of possible jet sales to Peru.
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Portland
Robert I’. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
New England
Manchester
N. H
New Haven
Conn
Watersbury
Peru
Deputy's Hidden Gun Kills Man in California Interrogation
In Lemon Grove California a sheriff's deputy shot and killed a transient during a routine interrogation after the man allegedly grabbed the deputy's concealed service pistol Officials identified the deceased as James Evans and said the weapon was a 22 caliber pistol hidden in the suspect's waistband.
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Lemon Grove
Calif
UPI
James Moulton
James Evans
Burglar Steals Pants and Wallet from Long Beach Home
Willie Givens of 1831 Lime Ave woke to a burglary as a thief entered through a kitchen window. The burglar took pants and a wallet containing $115, then fled, leaving the trousers outside the window.
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Willie Givens
1831
Lime Ave
Long Beach
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