Senate Group Seeks End to Day-Old Airline Strike
A Senate Labor Committee session explored legislation to end the July 8 walkout by United, Eastern, Trans World, National, and Northwest pilots and machinists. Administration officials faced questions on proving a national emergency justifying federal action, while key lawmakers urged a back-to-work order. Major players include Senator Morse and Senate Leader Mansfield, with testimony from Defense logistics official Robert C Moat.
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Wasitington
UPI
Senate Labor Committee
Robert C Moat
Defense
International Association of Machinists
I4m
Labor Committee
Hones
United
Eastern
Trans World
National
Northwest
Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Speck Indicted in Nurse Murders in Chicago
Chicago reports that Richard Speck was indicted on eight counts of murder after a grand jury heard from seven witnesses. The 23-person panel found sufficient evidence for trial for the July 14 dormitory killings of eight nursing students. Speck, 22, remained in a hospital cell as his lawyer, Gerald Getty, visited. The indictment details that Speck allegedly strangled or stabbed the victims. Speck is set for arraignment next Monday.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard
Speck
Ilinois
Corazon Amarac
Philippines
Getty
Martha Thornton
Eugene
Drowning Reported Off St Lucia In Caribbean
A Pegee Corps volunteer from Minot North Dakota drowned Tuesday while swimming near St Lucia. The victim was James Redman 25 identified by officials as one of eight volunteers on the island providing on the job training for teachers at the elementary level.
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Washington
UPI
Pegee Corps
Minot
N.D
Carrbbean Island
Corps
James 8. Redman
St. Lucia
Hospital Notes Appalachian Regional Hospital Visiting Hours
Visiting hours listed with times and locations. Dismissals include Brenda Jackson Frakes Deborah McMurry City Henry Lee Mabel Webb Emily Mills Lena Jones Minnie Partin Louise Sizemore Mary Wyatt Lynn Litton Cheryl Meador Rebecca Welch and others. Admissions list names and towns. Births note Mrs Johny Pack with a girl. Ongoing notices include Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic visiting hours and additional names.
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Brenda Jackson
Frakes
Deborah McMurry
Henry Lee
Mabel Webb
City
Emily Mills
Bimble
Lena Jones
Minnie Partin
Louise Sizemore
Mary Wyatt
Lynn Litton
Gibson Station
Cheryl Meador
Welch
W. Va
J. R. Price
Hyden
Scott Drakes
Asa Reynolds
Siler
Lorraine Jones
Girdler
Thomas Dean Wilder
Harrog
Clues Seen In Armored Truck Thefts Across Boston
Police say ballistic tests and truck evidence point to a small gang behind a rapid armored truck robbery in Boston that left two guards wounded and $68,000 stolen. Investigators believe the same bandits may have staged a second payday raid last week, with suspects seen fleeing in a blue panel truck and a white sedan.
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Boston
Apt
Pailee
Uedford
Miass
Edmund McNamara
Donald Bettano
Bernard Fisher
Former Arkansas Justices Oppose Rockefeller Runoff
Two former Arkansas Supreme Court justices including a Faubus rival lead a seven candidate field in the Democratic primary. With 1,791 of 2,603 precincts reporting Jim Johnson leads Hall with 57,122 to 49,926 votes, as runoff on Aug 9 decides the nominee to oppose Republican Winthrop Rockefeller for governor. Faubus will not seek a seventh term, ending a long governorship that neared Idaho’s Smylie in length.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Arkansas Supreme Court
Orvald. Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jim Johnson
Faubus
Frank Holt
Futuhus
Johnson
Hall
Baie Alford
Brooks Hays
San Boyce
Kenneth Sulyer
Idaho
Robert Smylie
Four North African Nations Plan Free-Trade Market
A weeklong conference of Tunisian, Algerian, Moroccan, and Libyan representatives led to plans for a common market. A commission of experts will draft a list of products allowed to pass freely across borders. occurred Tuesday.
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Tunis
Tunisia
UPI
Algeria
Morocco
Libya
Arkansas
Eye Survey Scheduled to Gauge Caterpillar Problem
FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPS) The extent of the eastern tent caterpillar problem in Kentucky will be determined by an eye survey this summer. The study is a joint effort by the U S Forest Service and the state division of forestry. Garden clubs have called attention to periodic defoliation of orchards and shade trees. Natural Resources Commissioner J O Matlick promises a strong campaign against the insect next spring after the study, though he does not deem the issue severe in Kentucky.
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Frankwort, Ry
UPS
Kentucky
U.S. Forest Service
State Division of Forestry
Natural Resources
J. O. Matlick
Army Chief of Staff Heads to Viet Nam Visit
General Harold K. Johnson, Army chief of staff, departs today to visit U.S. troops in Viet Nam, confirming ongoing leadership inspections and support amid the Vietnam War.
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Washington
UPI
Harold K. Johnson
Army
Viet Nam
Twentieth Century Limited to end long-haul service
United Press International reports that starting January next year New York Central will discontinue all long‑haul passenger service on the Twentieth Century Limited and replace it with faster short routes. The plan, announced by Wayne Heilman, requires Interstate Commerce Commission approval by September. The future of rival Pennsy Broad Street service remains uncertain as merger talks continue.
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Mary Louise Gates
United Press International
NEW York
UPI
Twentieth Century Limited
Chicago
Ron
New York Central Railroad
Wayne Heilman
Ine
Spartan
Interstate Commerce Commiss
Ard Fie
Pennsylvania Rallyroad
Fenesy
Central
Africa Project a 4 hour color TV epic in progress
TV in Review notes ABC TV plans a four hour prime time color documentary titled Africa Project. The project, costing about 2 million, will film across Africa south of the Sahara with sections on land and cultural change. Challenges include dangerous locations, a near escape at Kilimanjaro, and the need to balance entertainment with information.
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Robert Musel
Unite d Press International
New York
UPI
Kenya
Africa
Blelse Littell
ABC TV
Proarese Repart
Colorelevision
Saha
Moyely
Tittlet
Afriea
James Fleming
Fleming
Get
Gays Fleming
Littell
Buganda
Senegal
Eliot J
Maximum Effort Search Ends in Frustration Over Missing Plane
The Coast Guard said the search for a missing plane and three other ships in the Pacific covered about 720,000 square miles with visibility around 200 feet. Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell joined the search and a Hovnels carrier relieved Yorktown at the hub of the operations. Aircraft flew at low altitude with reports of clear sightings in parts of the vast search area. Stilwell, aboard the carrier, aimed to gain instrument time for his pilot’s license while colleagues Hal Grimes and Harold Fussuiy accompanied him. Survival gear and emergency transmitters were aboard the four-man raft-equipped OCI.
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San Francisco
UPS
Cowie Guard
Searen
Joseph W. Stilwell
Abnard Jas
Yu Produce
Nineratt
Hovnels
Yorktown
Pacific
Raster Pacific
Coast Guard
Searca
New Mexico
Stilwell
Green Beret
Ft. Arane
N.C
Liense
Hal Grimes
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Harold Fussuiy
OCI
Japanese PM backs U.S. use of Okinawa bases
Prime Minister Sato told Parliament he has no objection to American use of military bases in Okinawa linked to the Vietnam War. He stressed the islands’ role in regional security and said he would not demand the immediate return of the U.S.-administered territories to Japan.
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Tokyo
UPI
KM Sato
Parlianent
Okinawa
Far East
Japan
Fishing Limits Move To Extend U S Waters
A House Merchant Marine subcommittee approved a bill to extend the United States territorial waters from three to twelve miles for fishing purposes. The Senate has passed a similar measure, and the legislation advances toward unified limits.
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Washington
House
Merchant Marine Subcommittee
United States
Senate
Disposal Unit Kills Youth in Louisville
A disposal unit feeding garbage trucks in Jefferson County pulled 16 year old Frederick Ward, of Lyndon Ky, into the machine. He died of a broken neck and chest injuries after being drawn into the rear of the truck. The unit's aid shut the propulsive mechanism and half the body remained inside the machine. John Lee Edwards, owner and operator of the truck, was collecting garbage at the time of the accident.
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Louisville
UPI
Tursday
Jefferson County
Core Onor
Charles Praoctoy
Frederick Wards
Lyndon
Preetor
John Lee Edwards
Nepal Signs Jute Trade Pact With China
The Nepalese Government announced a $686,000 agreement to ship jute to Communist China. The deal was negotiated by the state owned Nepal Trading Corp.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Upi
China
Nepal Trading Corp
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TV In Review
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