Lengthy strike in maritime talks over bribery charges
Negotiators in the maritime strike remain far apart after charges of bribery and divisive tactics. Over 100 ships aside, 85,000 crewmen and 1,000 vessels are affected as talks stall on runaway flag issues and crews on foreign-flag ships.
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National Committee For Maritime Bargaining
Calhoun
American Merchant Marine Institute
Ralph E. Casey
Merchant Marine Institute
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National Maritime Union
Joseph Curran
Casey
Tanker Labor Service Committee
Siven
United States
Skindivers Retrieve Discoverer Capsule Near Hawaii
Air Force praises five previous Discoverer recoveries and the fifth success by three trained skindivers who leaped 1,000 feet into the Pacific near Hawaii to recover an instrument packed capsule ejected from orbit after 50 hours 3 minutes. The capsule with metal samples and radiation equipment will be flown to Sunnyvale for analysis.
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Air Force
Pacific
Radford
Honolulu
Sunnyvale
Calif
Pacific Missile Range
A's fire Joe Gordon name Hank Bauer as new manager
Kansas City Athletics announce the firing of manager Joe Gordon and appoint Hank Bauer as his successor effective tonight. Frank Lane, the A’s general manager, made the news at a conference. Bauer, a veteran outfielder, previously starred for the New York Yankees. Meanwhile Washington news notes the Supreme Court refusal to rule on Connecticut birth control device laws challenged by Yale obstetrics chair Dr. C. Lee Buxton and married patients.
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Hank Bauer
New York Yankees
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Frank Lane
Washington
Supreme Court
Connecticut
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Yale Medical School
Snow falls on Etna amid sudden Sicilian storm
Snow and hail struck Sicily as Mt Etna blanketed high slopes and nearby villages. The weather disrupted activities in Catania while residents reported a storm sweeping across the island.
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Catania
Sicily
Etna
Kennedy Cancels Women’s Press Dinner For Back Strain
President Kennedy will not attend a women's press dinner to protect his ailing back. The White House says he continues to improve and is using crutches after a morning return by helicopter from Middleburg Virginia. Mrs Kennedy accompanied him.
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Kennedy
White House
Middleburg
Kenne
Oratory Contest Planned Friday in Douglas County
Plans announced for a June 23 Citizenship Oratorical Contest at the Douglas County Fairgrounds open to all county school children entering 11th or 12th grades. Winner advances to July 9 15 Citizenship Seminar at Oklahoma Christian College Tulsa with all expenses paid. Contestants speak five to seven minutes on one of three topics and may use notes. Co chairs Mrs B Wiggins Route 1 and Mrs Ross Carlson Route 2 Vinland invite entries via phone contacts VI3 1797 or Riverside 8 0949.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Oklahoma Christian College
Tulsa
Kansas
B. Wiggins
Ross Carlson
Vinland
Wiggins
Carlson
Riverside
Tiny baby born in Edinburgh amid fragile incubator hold
A seven inch long girl weighing 24 ounces arrived three and a half months early in Edinburgh. The infant, born Saturday night to Frances Hoy a 19 year old wife of a British army corporal, clings to life in hospital care.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Frances Hoy
Laos Princes Hit Snags in Coalition Talks
In Zurich three rival Lao princes opened negotiations for a coalition government but clashed publicly. Souvanna Phouma accused Boun Oum of planning retirement while Boun Oum denied it. Souvanna vowed to exclude Gen Phoumi Nosavan from the government or risk army departure.
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Switzerland
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
National Union
Boun Oum
Vientiane
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna
U.S. Majesty in Northwest Sights Outshine European Views
Travel writer Dolph Simons extols American scenery from the Northwest, praising Yellowstone and Grand Teton, the Columbia River corridor, Mount Rainier, Yellowstone Canyon, and regional wildlife along the Yellowstone roadways, inviting readers to compare U.S. landscapes with iconic European locales.
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Germany
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Two Men Held In Bombing Of Message Links
Ex builder Bernard Brous and mining engineer Dale Jensen admitted blowing up three Utah Nevada communications facilities in a $850000 act to publicize the American Republican Army. They were arrested in Ensenada and extradited to San Diego. bail set at 100000 each.
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Mexico
Here
Bernard Jerome Brous
Dale Chris Jensen
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Brous
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Minnie
Robert Gerald Bertoli
Reno
Peru
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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Redondo Beach
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South Bay Daily Breeze
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American Republican Army
South Park Visit By Yankees Houk
New York Yankee manager Ralph Houk, Lawrence High School alumnus and Clinton area native, will attend a noon luncheon in the Hotel Eldridge before a brief visit to South Park to autograph for local baseball league youth. He will travel from Kansas City with Gib Francis, Ray Schaake and Joe Wilson.
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Lawrence High School
Clinton Area
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South Park
Muehlebach
Kansas City
Lawrence
Gib Francis
Ray Schaake
Joe Wilson
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Ted Kennedy
Lawrence High
Pioneers Honored at Douglas County Recognition Tea
About 450 attended in Lawrence as 325 residents with pioneer heritage received certificates from Sertoma Club. Highlights included antique displays, 19th century music, costumes, and remarks by Mayor Ted Kennedy and Judge Charles Rankin. Centennial events continue with a square dance on Massachusetts Street.
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Lawrence
Philip Ernst Sr
Ind. St
Charles J. Fawl
Route 2
Overbrook
Sertoma Club
Kansas
Oscar Williams
Lawrence Public School
Donald Beene
Ted Pant
Truman Harding
Richard Haun
Paul Meseraull
Massachusetts Street
Unemployments On Rise but Not Cause for Alarm
The Douglas County unemployment picture improved in April and May but is rising toward early year levels. Walter T. Johns of the Kansas State Employment Service says the June rate may reach about 5.7 percent, with student influx and labor-force growth contributing. Total civilian employment is estimated near 13 900, down from 14 000, with 9 700 nonagricultural workers employed from a 10 765 prior reading. He stresses no alarm, and notes better standing than many areas.
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Douglas County
Walter T. Johns
Kansas State Employment Service Office
Johns
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Enrollment set records at Midwestern Art and Science Camp
Kansas University reports 725 total enrollments for the 24th annual Midwestern Art and Music Camp and the sixth annual Science and Mathematics Camp. Six hundred ninety high school students arrived, with 35 late arrivals pushing past last summer’s 710 record.
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Kansas Union
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Murphy Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Rainy scattered showers dampen northeast Kansas tonight
After a pleasant weekend, scattered showers will move across northeast Kansas tonight with temperatures dipping to 55 to 60. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler highs around 75, following a weekend peak near 83.
Noted Newsman Frank Nanney Sr Dies at 67
South Hill Virginia Frank Leslie Nanney Sr editor and publisher of the South Hill Enterprise died Sunday at 67 after a 46 year career in newspapers. He previously worked in Louisiana and Ohio.
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South Hill, Va
Frank Leslie Nanney Sr
The
South Hill Enterprise
Louisiana
Ohio
Stock Market closes lower on subdued trade in New York
The New York Stock Exchange closes with the 60 stock index at 243.3, down 1.9 points as traders show caution with mixed earnings and rate cues shaping sentiment. Leading declines come from financials and tech, while utilities hold modest gains.
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Stock Market
New York
Weather summary for northeast Kansas with showers and cooling
Scattered showers tonight and cooler conditions in northeast Kansas. Partly cloudy Tuesday with lows 55 to 60 and highs 70 to 75. Earlier readings show a high of 83 and record highs 107 in 1936, 93 in 1959, with a low of 64 in 1945.
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