Rail-Union Bargaining Is Resumed In Washington
In Washington representatives of railroads and engineers and firemen unions held a useful session, the first in weeks, to advance bargaining over work rules and crew makeup. Labor Department officials described talks as exploratory while negotiations continued with other carrier and union groups.
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Washington
Labor Department
Asst
James J. Reynolds
W. Willard) Wirtz
Reynolds
J. E. Wolfe
W. Willard. Wirtz
Legislative Branch
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Optimistic glow as NATO talks postpone nonaggression pact
In Moscow, U S and British policy chiefs tell Khrushchev’s plan for an East West nonaggression pact awaits NATO unity. Rusk pressed for Berlin guarantees when bargaining resumes, while noting no progress on a broader agreement. Khrushchev aims an eventual treaty to curb thermonuclear war.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
NATO
Dean Rusk
United States
Berlin
Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A
Gromyko
Wirtz
House Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Congress
Senate
Union Argy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Foreign Ministry
Black Sea
U.S
Gagra
Soviet Riviera
Koreans Stay Out Of Yanks Ambush Trap In DMZ
U S forces in Korea set ambush positions in the demilitarized zone and withdrew at dawn without contact with North Korean troops. The unit, larger than patrols, fired only when targets approached, using grenades to “bring back the meat.” Two armored carriers stood by near Panmunjom where two Americans were killed last July 29.
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U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Panmunjom
Bible Course To Be Required In Alabama
Alabama public school children will be required to take a Bible course as ordered by the State Board of Education. The move stems from a Supreme Court ruling that prohibited reading from the scriptures and Lord's Prayer in classroom exercises but did not bar Bible study as part of the curriculum.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
State Board of Education
S — U.S. Supreme Court
Underworld Sets 100000 Reward for Valachi
Government sources report the underworld has posted a 100000 price on Joseph Valachi’s head for breaking the Cosa Nostra oath. Officials say Valachi’s testimony spurred new leads as probes into organized crime intensify.
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Washington
Underworld
Joseph Valachi
United States
Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Iman
Senate Approves Bill For Service Pay Hikes
Senate leaders pushed a military pay rise bill that would add over $1.2 billion annually to the earnings of about two million service members. Majority Leader Mike Mansfield signaled quick passage, sending the measure to the House after its earlier approval.
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Senate
Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
House
Congress
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Exiles Invade Haiti and Oust Cuvalier Reported
Thousands of U S military volunteers face money shortages amid low pay prompting aid from relief organizations. Army Navy and Air Force relief groups distributed millions for food rent and utilities while some families seek state welfare.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Associated Press
Armed Forces
Marine Welfare
Washington, D.C
Armed Services
Navy Relief Society
West Germans object to East German seat at treaty talks
Bonn reports West German officials fear East German Communist regime could gain legitimacy by signing the atomic test ban treaty and affect Bonn’s standing. Secretary of State Rusk expected to stress U S rights to object at Senate ratification hearings as Bonn weighs whether to sign.
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Bonn
Germany
U.S
Dean Rusk
Senate
Washington
Two Missouri Guardsmen Die In Camp Ripley Plane Crash
A Missouri National Guard L-19 plane crashed in the Camp Ripley training area killing two officers aboard. First Lt. Milo Deen Hutton, 42, pilot from Jefferson City, and First Lt. Robert Darwin Elwell, 30, from Warrensburg, both of the 635th Aviation Co. The crash occurred during strafing maneuvers about 10 miles north of the camp gate. One body remained in the wreckage which burned. the other was found nearby. The 35th Division of the Missouri National Guard is in its second week of training at Minnesota camp.
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Camp Ripley, Minn
Missouri National Guard
Camp Ripley
Milo Deen Hutton
Jefferson City
Robert Darwin Elwell
Warrensburg
635Th Aviation Co
Missouri Air National Guard
Missouri National Guard 35Th Division
Minnesota
Mississippi Primary Sees Threat Of Unregistered Negro Vote
In Mississippi the Democratic primary opened amid tensions over a plan for unregistered Black voters to cast ballots by affidavit. Officials warned such moves are illegal. about 450,000 voters were registered as polling stations opened at 7 a.m. Local and national figures foresee a close race with a runoff likely and names of four segregationist candidates noted.
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J. P. Coleman
Ackerman
Paul Johnson
Hattiesburg
Robert Mason
Magee Welder
Charles Sullivan
Clarksdale
Coleman
Johnson
Sullivan
Ruchel Phillips
Ed Bishop
Ross Barnett
Barnet
Mississippi
Patterson
Tragic Grain Bin Accident Claims Marshall Boy
An eight year old boy named Dan Ciciva died after suffocating in a grain bin on his family farm near Marshall. He was the son of Mr and Mrs John Ciciva.
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Marshall
Dan Ciciva
John Ciciva
City Shattered Anniversary as Hiroshima Mourns A Bomb Victims
Hiroshima marks 18 years since the atomic bombing with a minute of silence at 8 15 am. Mayor Hamai praises Moscow signing of a partial ban on nuclear weapons as delegates at a world conference clash over testing rules and walkouts.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Moscow
Shinzo Hamai
United States
United Kingdom
Soviet Union
Red China
Soviet Russia
Divorced Mercedes Douglas Remarries in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills Mercedes Douglas 46 plans to wed Washington attorney Robert B Eichholz 52 today at a friend's home. The move follows the six day old divorce from Supreme Court Justice William C Douglas who wed a 23 year old government secretary.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mercedes Douglas
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Joan Carol Martin
Douglas
Buffalo, N.Y
Cap Haitien surrounded as rebels press north coast push
Haitian rebels led by Gen. Leon Cantave claim two columns surround Cap Haitien after landing at Fort Liberte. They deny capturing the port city yet control Palma du Nord area and advance toward nearby towns while Duvalier’s regime braces for further fighting and possible cross border spillover.
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Haiti
Dominican Republic
Fort Liberte
Cap Haitien
Port-au-Prince
Francois Duvalier
UPI Telephoto
Santo Domingo
Palm du Nord
Leon Cantave
National Democratic Union
Cantave
Duvalier
Paul Verna
Emergency OAS Meeting on Haiti Invasion T
The Organization of American States called an emergency council meeting to discuss the exile invasion of Haiti. Ambassador Fern D. Baguidy asked for the gathering as reports say about 500 exile soldiers landed on Haiti’s north coast from the Dominican Republic. The OAS can act provisionally in hemispheric peace threats.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Haiti
Fern D. Baguidy
OAS
Bagudy
Dominican Republic
OAS Council
Hemisphere
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Conrad Fine
Justice Department
Cuvalier
Army Emergency Relief
Air Force Aid Society
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
Washington State
Whidbey Island
New York
New England
Sport-Au- Prince
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Missouri Guard
By James Sagglus
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Colombia
la Victoria
John Roderick
Joan C. Martin
Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Francois
Papa Doc) Duvalier
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Listin Diario
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Limonade
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Port Au Prince
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