TWA Strike Looms Over Cockpit Crew Changes
Culley warned a gradual layoff of TWA staff would occur for a few days as negotiations continue. The union and airline officials seek a last minute settlement with the White House offering cautious support. The central dispute focuses on reducing cockpit crews from four to three and requiring flight engineers to qualify as pilots. The union asserts it favors arbitration on economic issues and stresses the public interest remains a key concern.
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Culley
TWA
White House
Flight Engineers Strike Threat Halts TWA Operations
The Las Vegas Sun reports that a precedent denying basic rights to a group prompts concern over the lack of a meaningful vote for TWA flight engineers in governing their affairs. A 615 member strike could stop operations at the airline, a major U.S. carrier employing about 20,900 people.
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LAS Vegas Sun
TWA
Fflight
Las Vegas UJA drive closes as leaders pledge bonds
WA man on Tropicana Hotel board served as campaign chair for the Las Vegas UJA chapter. Hank Green and District Judge David Zenoff aided in pledges for Israeli bonds. The drive closed with a dinner. the metropolitan division plans a meeting tomorrow and urges residents to mail contributions to UJA Las Vegas PO Box 1981.
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Tropicana
General Campagn
Las Vegas
UJA Sun Pucisuer
Hank Greenspun
David Zenoff
Metropolitan Division
UJA of
Teamsters eye 1300 extra overtime pay amid wage talks
Campbell notes wage hike offers reflect past inequalities in the local drug industry but are substantial and unlikely to rise further. Drug clerks get 18.75 cents hourly over three years. A probable strike looms this week while soft drink drivers settle for an extra paid holiday. Local bottlers pressed ahead to ensure pop delivery for events. Extended labor talks cover construction and other unions with tentative settlements and upcoming negotiations.
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Campbell
Larry Davidson
Royal Crown Cola Bottling Co
SMN
Davidson
James Ryan
Las Vegas
Association of General Contractors
Southern Nevada Home Builders’ Association
Las Vegas Builders Exchange
Algeria Awakens Toward Unity After OAS Capitulation
Dr Chawki Mostefai of the FLN appealed to Europeans in Algeria to forget the past and join Moslems in building a future. De Gaulle hailed the OAS capitulation as a major victory and urged Moslem and European communities to unite. Mostefai also pledged that local police will include Europeans after independence, a demand and amnesty central to talks at Rocher Noir near Algiers.
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Oran
Chawki Mostefai
National Liberation Front
FLN
Algeria
OAS
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Montbeliard
France
Jaycees Parade Draws Las Vegas Crowd For Event
A large Jaycees gathering in Las Vegas watches a convention week unfold with a 100 state exhibits at the Convention Center and a massive Our Parade of States. O Brien says the week will feature speeches parades bands and a grand gigan tic parade downtown. Local officials and Miss America 1962 Mary Beale Fletcher are scheduled to appear as the convention proceeds with officer elections Thursday night.
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Odessa
Tex
Chuck Wagon Brigade
Convention Center
O’brien
Las Vegas
Oran Grayson
Joanie Adams
Sahara
O'Brien
Florida
Idaho
Nebraska
Bob Richards
the Sun
Jaycees
Jaycee
Trenton printer admits slaying drama student in gravel pit
Leroy Harrison a 41 year old Trenton printer with prior rape conviction confessed to killing Phyllis Ann Jones 24 a red haired drama student found tied with her bathing suit straps at a Barnegat Light gravel pit on New Jersey shore. He said the attack followed a ride in his station wagon after a beach encounter.
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Princeton
N. J
UPI
Trenton
Phyllis Ann Jones
Leroy Harrison
Harrison
Barnegat Light
Long Beach Island
South Jersey
Mercer County
Hamilton Township
Phyllis
Walkout and strikes threaten three airlines over crew numbers
A broad walkout against all three airlines grew amid a dispute on cockpit crew training. A presidential board proposed reducing crews to three with a trained engineer as third pilot, while engineers warned of airline absorption by the pilots union. Negotiations in Washington began June 9 led by Labor Secretary Goldberg as the threat of government seizure loomed.
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TWA
Airline Pilots Association
Flight Engineers
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
United States
Pan American
Eastern
Fire at LeClerc Institution Prison Triggers Military Aid
Rioting inmates set fire to between 10 and 15 buildings inside a half mile square compound at the LeClerc Institution north of Montreal. Mayor Rudolphe Lavoie called in the Army as hundreds of police failed to control the scene. Fire destroyed a three story building housing the library and clinic while water pressure hampered suppression. The prison houses 1000 to 1200 long term prisoners and the riot appears to have involved most inmates, with stealth units surrounding the rear and power cut in the area. The LeClerc Institution section remained uninvolved.
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Half Mile
Rudolphe Lavoie
St. Vincent de Paul
Montreal
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