National Labor Turmoil as Strikes Loom In Transit News
Nationwide labor unrest grows with rail conductors and Teamsters threats while New York newspaper workers consider action. AFTRA mobilizes support for a seven day strike, CBS NBC ABC talks stall, and Chicago printers walk out briefly.
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T. O'Brien
Teamsters
Afl-Cio American Federation of Television and
Radio Artists
Lenard L. Ziglar
AFTRA
Hamilton
Donald F. Conaway
CBS
NBC
ABC
Mutual Radio
Chicago
Chet Huntley
United Press International
Richard Holland
Wire Service Guild
American Newspaper Guild
Afl-Cio
Publishers Association of
New York City
New York Daily News
Carlisle Girl Injured in Bike Collision with Truck
A Carlisle girl Toni Cottel nine escaped with minor injuries when her bicycle was struck by a truck on Fairview Drive near Dale Avenue at about 6 40 p m Police said skid marks show the truck driven by Eldon Robinson moved about three miles per hour before impact She was treated for head and knee abrasions by a physician after being taken home by her parents
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Carlisle
Terday
Toni Cottel
Richard Cottel
Dale Ave
Dale
Fairview Drive
Eldon Robinson
Chelsia Drive
Beve Wyatt
Aspects Of Good Mental Health Seminar Planned
The First Methodist Church hosts an Aspects Of Good Mental Health seminar sponsored by the Community Day Hospital Association. Open to the public, it starts at 1 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. The executive director has three years in the role and eight years as manager of the Cincinnati Children's Home. He has also worked with YMCA groups in Ohio and Illinois and serves on the youth committee for the National Association of Social Workers and the Southwest Ohio Child Care Association.
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First Methodist Church
Community Day Hospital Association
Fellowship Hall
Cincinnatii
YMCA
Ohio
Illinois
The
of Social Workers
Southwest Ohio Child Care Association
Plane Crash Kills 4 UK Faculty Members
A charter twin engine plane crashed into a horse farm pasture near Bluegrass Field ten miles from the Lexington airport, killing all nine aboard including four University of Kentucky faculty members Dr Silvio Navarro Dr Rand ol o Simonini Dr Richard Schweet and Dr Jerome Cohn. Also dead were G Reynolds Watkins Jesse Horn Richard H Southwood Arnold Salop and Robert Yonk the pilot. The flight had departed for Louisville and authorities said the aircraft encountered difficulties shortly after takeoff.
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Lexington
Lexington Air Taxi Service
Silvio Navarro
Rinaldo Simonini
Richard Schweet
Chaiman
Cell Biology
Jerome Cohn
G. Reynolds Watkins
Jesse Horn
Richard H. Southwood
Buffalo Grove
Ill
Arnold Salop
Austin
Tex
Robert Yonk
Louisville
Bluegrass
Logan Gray
Alabama Desegregation Fight Moves to Legislature
Governor Wallace seeks a cease and desist against the three judge order to desegregate Alabama schools while lawmakers debate police power resolutions. The plan aims to force court action or compel state school authorities, with status reports due and potential federal troop or marshal involvement to enforce the mandate.
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Montgomery
Ala
Larleen Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
House
Senate
Ernest Stone
Ohioans among 67 U.S. servicemen killed in Vietnam
Defense Department lists eight Ohioans among 67 U.S. personnel killed in Vietnam. Names include Army Sgt. Roger L. Bruno of Geneva, and Lance Cpls James A. Malecke and Larry H. Crum, plus Marines James E. Blevins and Douglas Bickey, with others from Rossburg and New Carlisle. Also reported is Marine Pfc Roger A. Buchanan killed by nonhostile causes in Columbus.
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Washington
U.S
Defense Department
Armer Army
Roger L. Bruno
Ware Mardock
Marine Lance
James
A. Malecke
Pauline Malecke
Donald W. Krick Jr
Hermine Petsche
Franklin Ave
Larry H. Crum
Baker
Arden Crum Baker
Salem
Marine
James E. Blevins
Paul Blevins
Emre
Marine Pic
Douglas Bickey
R.R. 1
Rossburg
Army
Steven D. Gundall
Aidow
New Carlisle
Howard B. Carpenter
Thomas B. Carpenter
Youngstown
Pentagon
Roger A. Buchanan
Columbus
Ohio
Soviet Molniya Satellite Vanishes From Orbit
Washington AP reports a Soviet Molniya satellite disappeared after a suspected decades long life in orbit. NASA confirmed the unexplained descent after West Berlin Observatory spotted the satellite, with theories citing possible orbital decay from Earth proximity.
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Washington
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
West Berlin Observatory
Earth
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