Miners Strike Hits 15000 In Soft Coal Dispute
Soft coal miners in six states halted work in a contract dispute between the United Mine Workers and mine owners. About 15,000 off the job in Pennsylvania West Virginia Illinois Kentucky Alabama and Ohio with union leaders saying talks continue and a broader walkout may grow. At issue is a new contract after limited deals with three producers earlier. Top miners would rise to 30 a day with a 1.32 raise retroactive to April 1 and a 1.00 raise set for April 1 1967 along with eight holidays and fringe benefits.
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Wayne State Cancer Vaccine Shows Early Promise
Wayne State University researchers report potential cancer vaccine success in a four year study. Among 20 patients, two previously hopeless cases were cancer free, eight others alive with halted or slowed tumors, and two advanced cases showed prolonged survival.
Tiny Aviatrix Sets Non Stop Flight Record
Jerrie Mack, famed for being the first woman to solo around the world, lands in Columbus after a 31 hour 4 550 mile nonstop flight from Honolulu. She claims four records including speed around the world and distance in a light plane, amid turbulence and fuel worries.
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