No Contract No Work Strike Shuts Atlantic Coast Ports
Thousands of ILA dockworkers from Maine to Virginia walked off the job in a no work without a contract protest. Negotiations with the New York Shipping Assn. halted at midnight, with a cooling off period extended and no quick settlement seen. The Port of New York area and several major ships faced delays as lines redirected vessels to Halifax and other ports.
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New York
North Atlantic
Independent
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Maine
Virginia
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Alexander Chopin
New York Shipping Assn
William V. Bradley
ILA
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Halifax
N. S
Union Vote Shows Gain For Rarick
Early unofficial returns in the United Steelworkers presidential election give incumbent David J. McDonald a 15 089 lead over Donald C. Rarick with 220 of an estimated 2 700 locals reporting Most results center on Pennsylvania Alabama and Ohio McDonald 36896 Rarick 21798 Rarick strong in Pennsylvania McDonald carries many locals outside the state Local 1299 Detroit votes 1192 191 for McDonald USW district 36 Alabama locals 71 locals McDonald 8051 Rarick 738 Rarick from McKeesport Pa campaigned against a $2 monthly union dues rise with a pledge to keep the union democratic McDonald seeks a second term cites contract gains and dues rise funding unions activity First returns from 54 locals show 12167 for McDonald 9899 for Rarick most in Pittsburgh area Rarick wins nearby locals Buffalo seven locals 888 for McDonald 302 for Rarick Chicago area 15 locals 4500 700 in favor of McDonald advanced at district 2 district 31 totals
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Pittsburgh
United Steel Workers
David J. McDonald
Donald C. Rarick
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Ohio
McDonald
Rarick
Detroit
USW
McKeesport
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
S.bistrict 2
McDone'll
Prison inmates propose open house for warden anniversary
Salt Lake City Utah State Senator and president Orval Hafen reports warden Marcell Graham asked inmates how to mark his anniversary. Inmates allegedly replied Let us have an open house. The remark underscores tensions over prison conditions and inmate sentiments.
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Salt Lake City
Orval Hafen
Utah
Marcell Graham
Graham
Stocks Rally From Early Losses In Volatile Trade
New York stocks rose from the day’s lows with gains of a few cents to about two dollars a share as traders eyed a possible rally. The Associated Press average of 60 issues closed at 168.00, down 0.90 for the day, after Monday’s 3.30 drop.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Hospital Fire Drill Turns Routine Page Into Alarm
Toledo training program teaches eight hospitals to treat a routine public address as a coded fire alarm. Staff drills assign roles, evacuate nurseries, shut off oxygen lines, and use dry powder extinguishers to protect delicate equipment.
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Bill Newkirk
Toledo
Ohio
Dr. Ash
Toledo Fire Department
C. E. Blanchard
Fire Prevention Bureau
Arnold E. Papenhagen
Blanchard
Blanmard
Israel Cool To Compromise Moves
Washington reports a go slow stance in Jerusalem dimming hopes for a U S reply to a compromise plan to pull Israeli troops from Egyptian territory. Dulles offered US assurances in exchange for troop withdrawal and UN monitored Gulf of Aqaba but Israel delayed cabinet talks until Thursday while press questions the guarantee value.
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Washington
Jerusalem
State Department
U.S
Israel
Gemanvey
Gaza Strip
Gui
Aqaba
United Nations
United States
Dulles
U. S
Abba Ben Monday
David Ben- Gurion
Eban
Robert Murphy
Egypt
Gulf
Gaza
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N General Assembly
Middle East
Britain
Canada
Jaguar Plant Fire Grips Coventry Exports Hit
A fast moving fire swept through nearly half of Jaguar’s Coventry factory Tuesday night causing major disruption to a key British export. A company spokesman said damage would reach several million dollars.
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Coventry
England
Jaguar Automobile Works
Britain
O'Neill Promises North-South Road for Ohio
Ravenna Ohio Gov C William ONeill told about 300 Lincoln Day attendees that a statewide north south highway is early on his agenda He arrived from Columbus after snowy roads and said Ohio must not build highways in pieces to satisfy politics He pledged to balance the budget by trimming spending and oppose a state income tax.
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Ravenna
Ohio
William O'Neill
Columbus
O'Neill
Eisenhower Middle East Resolution Nears Senate Approval
Eisenhower supporters on two Senate committees push the Middle East resolution toward final passage amid arguments over presidential authority. The panels rejected attempts to limit or dilute the president’s power to deploy troops or spend up to 200 million dollars for aid if requested by Middle East nations.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Jas
House
Green
D-Ri
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Sen. Stennis
D-Miss
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Indians Deny US Plane Forcibly Landed in New Delhi
An Indian official rejected Tass reports that an Indian aircraft forced a U.S. Globemaster carrying arms for Pakistan to land at New Delhi airport. A U.S. air liaison spokesman in Singapore said no U.S. military aircraft had flown through there in recent days.
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Pakistan
New Delhi
Tass
U.S
Singapore
U. S
Weather Outlook in Miami Valley Promises Warmer Days
The forecast calls for mostly fair and warmer weather through Thursday as high pressure passes over the Miami Valley. Today will reach 45 degrees with a 29 degree low, while Thursday stays partly cloudy with little temperature change. Middletown yesterday saw a high of 38 and a 28 degree low this morning. Snowfall yesterday totaled 0.4 inches.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
United States accused of aggression faces U.N. debate
At the United Nations a Soviet request seeks General Assembly consideration of charges that the United States conducts global aggression. Russia lists bases in Western Europe Turkey Iran Japan Okinawa and other moves as threats to peace while urging a multinational approach to Middle East stabilisation and a halt to arms shipments.
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United Nations, N.Y
U. N
Russia
General Assembly
United States
Sammifian
Mnet Raram.i
Assembly
Vassily
Europe
Turkey
Iran
Japan
Okinawa
U. S
France
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Brazil
Pakistan
Formosa
Soviet Union
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Middle East
Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
Eisenhower
Kuznetsov
Idol Surprises Ayers Amid Albany Young Republicans
In Albany a crowd of teens greeted Rep. William H. Ayers of Ohio with enthusiasm for Tab Hunter. Ayers, unfamiliar with the actor singer, was asked who he was and learned he was a congressman, prompting surprised exchanges in a hotel lobby.
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Albany
N. Y
William H. Ayers
Ohio
Tab Hunter
Ayers
United States Invites 27 Nations for Naval Review at Hampton Roads
The United States invites 27 countries to an international naval review at Hampton Roads on June 12 to mark Jamestown's 350th anniversary. The event features aircraft carriers and missile cruisers, with 80 ships anticipated, limited to American allied nations and those connected to exploration of the Americas. Russia’s exclusion is noted as the page reviews historic context.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Hampton Roads
U.S Navy
America
Jamestown
Pentagon
State Department
Navy
Virginia
Hempton
Newport News
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
Warwick
Ben Wahrman
International Review Committee
Wahrman
Americas
Bering Strait
Alaska
Mother attempts drowning son in Uniontown pond tragedy
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a 40 year old mother Mrs Joseph Svincek tried to drown her son Eugene in a farm pond after taking him there last night The boy escaped twice and fled to a neighbor Then the mother reportedly went into the pond and drowned herself Police said the mother had been ill a year and recently treated in Pittsburgh Hospital The husband was at work and two other children were at home
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Uniontown
Charles Kutchman
Fayette County
Joseph Svincek
Eugene
Kutchman
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