Union Urges Pay Increases Despite Inflation Fears
UNITY HOUSE, Pa. AP The AFL-CIO charted a new drive for wage boosts while cautioning against inflation fears. George Meany dismissed recession end claims, urging job creation and stating unemployment near 5 million. The council backed 1 billion public works, tax cuts for workers, and lower interest rates to stimulate the economy.
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Walt Rostow
Noway
City council debates ward redistricting plan and voting shifts
The council discusses equitable ward boundaries to balance representation, proposing a complex redivision that would spread voters across five wards. Projected Kennedy and Nixon voting patterns are detailed by ward, with final approval delayed for further study.
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Butzer
Firth
Swimmers Evacuated As Gas Malfunctions At City Hospital
Lifeguard Dennis Johnson 17 smells gas and alerts crowd after swimmers rush to fresh air. Lifeguard Thomas Morello assists evacuations. Victims are taken to City Hospital and three other facilities as physicians and attendants mobilize. A dentist notes the gas resembles World War I agents but not a deadlier variant, with risk from large inhalations.
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Thomas Morello
City Hopital
Wheafly
Thomas F. Eagleton
Ben Ely Jr
Eagleton
Quartet to Sing At St Paul Church
A male quartet from the Lutheran Bible Institute Minneapolis will perform at St Paul Lutheran Church Lehman Friday. The Ambassadors include David F Carlson Lyon Mountain Mich Dale and Howard Stone Minneapolis and Dennis Thompson Evansville Minn. During its ten week tour they will present concerts in Michigan Indiana Oklahoma Texas Kansas Nebraska and South Dakota. The quartet members are enrolled in the general Bible course at Lutheran Bible Institute with training for mission jaries parish workers institutional workers and lay assistants. Branch schools are located Seattle Teaneck N J and Los Angeles Calif.
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Pleasure Cruise Vessel Commander Readies for River Trips
The Commander undergoes loading at Lockwood Boat Dock as crew prepare for three 10 tile cruises daily including a moonlit dance cruise. Coast Guard approval for river lake or sea cruises is noted, though land trip coverage is unclear. Vessel carries 150 passengers plus crew and features five watertight compartments for safety.
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Gas Blast Kills Five Miners at Japanese Mine
A gas explosion at the Mitsubishi Bibai Colliery in Hokkaido killed five miners and injured 23, with about 150 workers nearby when the blast occurred 7,500 feet underground, according to police.
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API
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Hokkaido
Senate Opens Probe of City Vices Nationwide
The Senate has launched an investigation into narcotics gambling and white slave rackets in major cities across the United States, signaling a broad crackdown and possible reform proposals.
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Two Draw Sentences For Liquor Robbery
Two young men recently paroled from five year terms were sentenced to state prison for robbery. John T. Beeler and Clarence Boyd pleaded guilty to slugging and robbing a Wyandotte County liquor store operator of 180 dollars on June 20. Beeler had been paroled June 16 and Boyd May 26 on prior convictions.
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Firework Rules In City Limits Warn of Violations
As the Fourth of July nears, police report daily calls about fireworks inside city limits. Only sparklers and colored flares are allowed. blank cartridges are restricted to theater or starter uses. Sales require a valid permit with delivery outside the city, while public displays need a mayor issued permit.
Missouri Eyes New Steel Mill Survey Amid Funding Debate
Governor backs a Missouri steel mill study by Bord-Bacon-Davis Inc to gauge marketing data for attracting iron ore processing. Resources and Development led the project with support from Rep. R J King and Dalton, who approved a mid October switch to a Division of Commerce and Industrial Development, amid legislative tensions.
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Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
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R. J. King
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James D. Idol
Resources and Development Commission
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Khrushchev’s Berlin Bone and Laos Chess Play
The article argues Khrushchev may use Southeast Asia Laos as leverage in bargaining for Berlin. It links West Berlin as a bone in Soviet throat, urging October Soviet Congress aims to project a 20 year plan and Moscow’s leadership. It portrays Soviet might as tested in Laos and Berlin, signaling potential nuclear risk.
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Nuclear powered space units spark Cold War tug of Berlin
Dr James Van Allen led instruments on early U S satellites revealing radiation belts as Khrushchev presses Berlin threats. Transit 4 A carried a compact atomic battery to generate power for transmitters, signaling a step in space exploration and signaling U S dominance in nuclear powered space tech amid Sino-Soviet tensions.
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University of Iowa
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East Germany
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Red China
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Soviet Union
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Blood Test Bill Sparks Long Debate On Implied Consent
Lawmakers argued over Senate Bill 92 requiring drivers on public highways to consent to chemical tests for alcohol. Opponents warned drivers might feign unconsciousness to dodge the test, while supporters cited safety and enforcement. The measure, tied to Gov Dalton's traffic safety plan, would let officers use tests as evidence in prosecutions.
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Dottman L. Steelman
Dent County
Omer H. Avery
Troy
William Baxter Waters
Liberty
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