Airline strike settlement reaches tentative terms
Washington AP reports a tentative contract for the airline strike would be put to a vote by 35,400 International Association of Machinists AFL-CIO members. The three year deal, estimated at 90 million dollars, raises top mechanics pay to about 4.00 an hour with fringe benefits. The accord includes higher wages and a cost of living escalation clause but is not final until union voters approve.
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James J. Reynolds
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
P. L. Roy Siemiller
U.S
Siemiller
White House
Alberta hail claims near three million this year
Hail losses in Alberta may reach 3,000,000 with 2,500 insurance claims, far above last year’s total. The Alberta Hail Insurance Board reports 75 percent of insured farmers are covered, southern irrigation areas hardest hit, with no widespread damage north of Calgary.
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Edmonton
Alberta
J. M. McKay
Alberta Hail Insurance Board
McKay
Calgary
Western Liberals push for North American Free Trade Area
The Western Liberal policy conference in Saskatoon endorsed a near unanimous resolution urging Ottawa to pursue a three nation free trade area with Canada the United States Mexico and Caribbean islands. Delegates also backed attracting international capital and private enterprise while some leaders questioned the pace and realism of budget balancing.
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British Columbia
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Underworld asked to help apprehend police killers
London reports say armed police raided South and West London houses after Sir Joseph Simpson urged criminals to aid in catching three gunmen who killed three unarmed officers. Two gang members were sought as a tip led detectives to Shepherds Bush and rapid raids followed. One suspect reportedly disappeared after the shootings last Saturday.
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Shepherd’s Bush
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Outbreaks follow protest parades in Chicago clashes
In Chicago hundreds of white protesters clashed with police. 16 injured and 21 arrested as incidents followed three Civil Rights marches. Authorities described beer bottle barrages and stones at Marquette Park while police fired shots in the air during detentions and bus confrontations.
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Marquette Park
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U S Lunar Orbiter I Orbits Moon in Space Lead
The United States achieved the first picture taking satellite orbit around the moon as Lunar Orbiter I completed its initial lunar pass. The 850 pound craft, controlled from JPL, orbits about every 3 hours 27 minutes with altitudes from 28 to 1,160 miles.
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Calif
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Russia
Photographic Laboratory
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Moon
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Lunar Orbiter
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Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Apollo
Lunar
Watts festival turns riot zone into carnival and art fair
A six block Watts stretch once riven by arson and racial violence hosted a family festival with music, painting, sculpture and crafts. Mayor Yorty and James Meredith attended as carnival rides, tents, and a parade transformed the area into a celebratory event.
Tragic mischance claims Medicine Hat girl life
A three year old girl was killed when a car rolled backward onto her near her home in Medicine Hat. Police withheld the name awaiting notification of her father as pursuit of details and possible inquest continued.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta
Roy Perrier
Ste. 3
6Th Ave. S.E
Light Showers Rise to Thunderstorms in Alberta and Saskatchewan
Weather update notes light showers in northern Alberta intensifying into thunderstorms this afternoon and spreading into Saskatchewan this evening. Sunshine returns tomorrow with renewed thunderstorm risk in the afternoon. no significant river changes reported.
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Saskatchewan
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