Minute Man Missile Producer Signs Surprise Settlement
Boeing Co reached a surprise agreement with the AFL-CIO Machinists Union canceling a midnight strike threat over Minute Man missile production. The pact requires all new or recalled workers to join the union unless they opt out, pending ratification at Wednesday meetings.
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Norman Walker Washington
Boeing Co
Afl-Cio
Simkin
Minuteman
Boeing
Republic Aviation
Lockheed
Walter Maggiolo
Albin Peterson
Boeing union pact would grant retroactive pay to workers
The tentative agreement dates to Sept 15 1962 and could yield about 6 million dollars in retroactive pay for roughly 40 000 Boeing union workers. The board recommended raises of 22 to 32 cents per hour plus 11 to 14 cents first year and 5 to 9 cents second and third years. Major Boeing sites include Wichita Seattle Michaud Cape Canaveral Vandenberg and other missile facilities. Lowell Mickelwait called the settlement fortunate. E A Springer said the union backs acceptance.
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Boeing
Kennedy
Wichita
Kan
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Wash
Michaud
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg
Calif
Lowell Mickelwait
E. A. Springer
New York
Reeves End
American Stock Exchange
Reiisur
Ario Algole
Acme
Royalite
Rusco Ind
Aeronca Mf
Ryane Pet
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Am Electron
Seeman Bro
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Four defendants face charges in county check cases
Four defendants in six misdemeanor check cases pleaded Monday before Judge James A. Ellis. B. E. Barkley was fined 75 and 100 dollars in two cases. Barbara McNutt received 7 and 50 dollar fines plus five days in jail in two cases. Thomas R. Gestes was fined 50 dollars in a third case. Edward Lamar Clay posted 500 dollar bond and pled innocent in a similar charge. Edward Jacob Schwartz and James Oscar Osborne received 500 dollar bonds in related counts including possession of a barbiturate drug and carrying a prohibited weapon respectively.
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James A. Ellis
B. E. Barkley
Post
Ellis
Barbara McNutt
Fordham
Thomas R. Gestes
Ave. D
Anc
Edward Lamar Clay
Teak
Edward Jacob Schwartz
40Th St
James Oscar Osborne
Ave. E
Dawson Group Seeks Action On Lamesa Road Plan
A Dawson County delegation travels to Austin to press the state highway commission for funding to start four lane paving on U S 87 from Lamesa to the Howard County line and to discuss safety fixes at the U S 180 87 intersection three miles south of Lamesa. The group includes County Judge Leslie C. Pratt and several commissioners and chamber representatives.
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Lamesa
O. L. Crain
District 5
Lubbock
Dawson County
Austin
State Highway Commission
Leslie C. Pratt
Abe Furlow
Alton Addison
Dalton Myers
J. E. Airhart
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
Howard County
Crain
State Board
Dawson Countians
N. 22Nd Street
Man Charged In Slaying At Fair Park Coliseum
A 24 year old Lubbock man Hilario Merz Berlanga was named in a felony complaint alleging murder with malice in the early Sunday slaying of Aurelio Raul Cortes 35 at Fair Park Coliseum during a dance. Cortes was found near the building with two boards and a pocket knife nearby. Berlanga posted 2500 bond and was released from jail. Funeral services for Cortes will be in San Antonio. His survivors include 10 children and his wife.
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Lubbock
Hilario Merz Berlanga
Roy B. Johnson
Berlanga
Ave. R
Lubbock County
Aurelio Raul Cortes
David St
Fair Park Coliseum
Cortes
55 Million Jobs March Record Amid Steady Gains
The Labor Department reports nonfarm payrolls rose by 260000 to 55 million in March, a record for any month after seasonal adjustment. Unemployment fell to 5.6 percent as gains spread across manufacturing and trade, with caution about steel stockpiling ahead of a possible strike.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Harold Goldstein
Labor Statistics
Goldstein
Civil suits end in out of court settlements
Trials in two district courts concluded with announced settlements. In 72nd District Court E L Gillespie sought 16300 against Vernon Evans for injuries to his wife and daughter from a February 4 1962 traffic crash at 19th Street and Avenue T. In 99th District Court Bob Pierce sought 2967.72 against Ramsey Truck Lines for damages to two cotton strippers when a truck en route Harlingen to Taylor hit a low overpass last August 15. Jury panels were to report at 9 a.m. today and amounts settled were not disclosed.
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E. L. Gillespie
Lubbock
Vernon Evans
Evans
19Th St
Ave. T
Victor H. Lindsey
99Th District Court
Bob Pierce
Levelland
Ramsey Truck Lines, Inc
Harlingen
Taylor
Ramsey
Howard C. Davison
Stevenson Ends Western Europe Tour to Report to Kennedy
Adlai E Stevenson the U S ambassador to the United Nations concluded a three week swing through Western Europe and Morocco and headed back to New York He said he would report his findings personally to President Kennedy possibly on Monday in a statement to newsmen from Madrid Spain yesterday
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Madrid
Spain
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Europe
Morocco
New York
Kennedy
Tax relief for education faces slim chance in 88th Congress
Political report notes perennial bills for income tax deductions or credits for educational costs gain new attention in the 88th Congress with over 100 sponsors. Supporters hope linking to a broader tax-cut package could bypass vetoes, while critics warn of revenue losses and limited school benefits.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Congress
Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
House-Senate
Court Decision Boosts Railroads in Grain Transport Battle
Supreme Court rules federal courts cannot block rail rate cuts while the ICC studies them, upholding a district court reversal that allowed Southern Railway to proceed with a 60 percent cut on grain volume shipments. The ruling leaves unresolved how deeply railroads may cut rates and portends further litigation.
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Roger Lane
New York
Supreme Court
Southern Graini
Southeast
Midwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway
Southern
Mississippi
Ohio
Tom Clark
Tennessee
ICC
Congress
Southern, Louisville & Nashville Railroad
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Mother Slays Tots Turns Gun On Self
In Ogden Utah AP report a mother Mrs Woodrow Smith 45 shot her son Kim Allen five and daughter Marla Jean six in the kitchen then killed herself. Kim died on arrival at hospital Marla Jean survived about fifteen minutes. An older son Boyd thirteen was hospitalized with a head wound from a bat blow.
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Ogden
Utah
Woodrow Smith
Kim Allen
Marla Jean
Kim
Maria Jean
Boyd
Panel Addresses City Engineers Meeting at Caprock Hotel
A panel of city professionals spoke on expectations for engineers during a Monday night meeting of the Big Bock chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers at the Caprock Hotel. Moderator O J Crain and members Bill Davis N S Whitmore Fritz Lanham and Eow Colby discussed leadership roles with 63 guests in attendance.
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Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Caprock Hotel
O. J. Crain
Texas Highway Department
Bill Davis
N.S Whitmore
Pan American Oil
Fritz Lanham
Eow. Colby
Ho FO Hall
Women Outlive Men Among Centenarians in Australia
Canberra figures from the 1961 census show 91 women and 40 men aged 100 years and over, indicating women surpass men by more than two to one among Australia’s centenarians.
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Canberra
Australia
Labour MPs press for Greece amnesty for prisoners
More than 100 opposition Labour MPs urged the British government to ask Greece to grant immediate amnesty to nearly 3,100 political prisoners, according to the Sunday Times.
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London
UPI
Labor Party
Greece
The
Sunday Times
Bastrop Park Opens To Negroes For Use At Bastrop State Park
The State Parks Board stated an agreement allows Negroes to use the poll course and picnic area at Bastrop State Park in Central Texas while the swimming pool remains segregated. The board also authorized CEFCO of Texas to run the Eisenhower State Park marina after canceling Eisenhower State Park Marina Inc. contract.
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Austin
State Parks Board
Bastrop
Texas
Parks Board
J. Phillips Crawford
Crawford
Associated Press
Cefco of Texas Inc
Eisenhower State Park
Lake Texoma
Eisenhower State Park Marina Inc
Old Fort Parker
Waco
Wessaco State Park
Freeport
Indianola
Young Slaying Suspects Surrender To Officers
Plainview news reports two youths, Frank Flores and Severo Ortega, surrender to local authorities after the drive‑in theater slaying of 18 year old Juan Lopez. Flores and Ortega, ages 18 and 17, turned themselves in to police and sheriff’s officials and await appearance before Justice of the Peace J. C. Lewis.
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Plainview
Juan Lopez
Frank Flores
Hale County
Walter Sanders
Severo Ortega
H. P. Pelphrey
Flores
Ortega
Dallas
Justice of the ‘Peace
J.C Lewis
Lewis
Lday
Fund Drive Set by Lameisa Cancer Society Chapter
The Daw son County American Cancer Society will conduct its annual house to house canvass for funds tonight starting at 6 p.m. Bob Millikan is chapter president and Mrs Bill Beeson leads the canvass campaign.
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Dawson County
The
American Cancer Society
Bob Millikan
Bill Beeson
Grains Decline on Heavy Selling Pressure at Chicago
Fairly heavy selling drove most grain futures into a weak range on the Board of Trade with losses of two cents or more. Wheat new crop months slid to season lows, May delivery down nearly three cents mid-session before late rally. Fort Worth reports show wheat at 265-267, corn 1414-143% and oats around 8944-914 with similar declines. Butter and eggs markets displayed price changes with mixed tone as edges shifted in Chicago trading.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Fort Worth Grain
Fort Worth
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