Britain Hemmed In By Nationwide Seamen Strike
About 450 British ships idle as a nationwide strike by merchant seamen bites the economy. No settlement seen. the strike hits Northern Ireland factories attracting layoffs and material shortages. Seamen demand a 40 hour week with overtime pay, shipowners seek a 17 percent pay hike, leaders warn of longer disruption.
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London
UPD
Northern Ireland
Lord Geddes
The
Shipping Federation
William Hogarth
String National Seamen’s Union
Ray Gunter
Hogarth
Geddes
British European Airways Corp
BOAC
South Shields
Would-Be Rescuer Stabbed in Queens Bus Terminal
Five Good Samaritans aided distressed people in New York City on Saturday. A 50s unidentified man was stabbed to death while defending three teenage girls from two youths in Queens. Two attackers were arrested on homicide charges. A separate incident saw three Philadelphians subdue an armed robber after a taxi driver was robbed, with one shot fired but not harming anyone. A Harlem security guard stopped a rolling car carrying two children to prevent a crash, saving them. A joint rocket test by Britain France and West Germany was announced for the Europa One Racket Range in Atreedia, Monseaay.
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New York
Irls
Queens
Greenwich Village
Thomas Faciola
Patrick Ambros
Faciola
Philadelphia
Gamminesn
Ambros
Saturno Reyes
Michael Gabbidon
Fernando Seto
Harlem
George Donnelly
Paris
Britain
France
West Germany
Othe Weumera
Atetedia Monesaay
West Texas Tuberculosis Association Formed
The West Texas Tuberculosis Association formed after a Saturday meeting led by Dr. S M Kennedy at TBA headquarters. Nineteen representatives from the Zucounts Area approved incorporation articles and bylaws while Dr. Andrew Jumper outlined health projects. Dr. Eric Belle Adams nominated the 57 member board to meet in Lubbock in July.
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S. M. Kennedy
John H. Sells
West Texas Thoracic Society
Clifford Sharp
Lathbock-Hale County Tba
Space race sparks miniaturization for better hearing aids
The article explains how advances in electronics driven by the space race enabled miniaturization. It notes silicon transistors and printed circuits in hearing aids, linking eye ear collaboration to improved performance and inviting readers to visit for demonstrations.
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Maico
Outstanding Young Citizen Named At Snyder Jaycee Banquet
Jim Reese of Odessa announced at the Snyder Jaycees installation banquet that John Jarrell was named Outstanding Young Citizen while Jarrell, retiring Jaycee president, was cited for Scurry County Junior College survey work. New officers include Herbert Reed president and Jack Lawrence second vice president with Jarrell as inter club director.
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Snyder Faycees
John Jarrell
Orb Reed
Jim Reese
Odessa
Snyder Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gerry Burtoni
Snyder Special
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Snyder Jaycees
Jarrell
Jaycee
Scurry County
High School Girl Squirts Officer. Receives 10 Day Jail Term
Marjorie Norton, 17, of Wellesley High School, was convicted of disturbing the peace after squirting a police officer with a water pistol outside a Dedham ice cream shop. She appealed, was released on $100 bail, and faces 10 days in jail after sentencing.
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Dedham
Mass
UPI
Marjorie Norton
Wellesley High School
Thomas Keefe
Wellesley
Marjorie
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Nhalo
Holland Hearing Aid Center
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Ewell-Key Grain Co
DU Pont
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de Pane
Sethe
Callaway
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