Pan Am and Engineers Reach Arbitration Pact
Pan American World Airways and its flight engineers agreed to binding arbitration of economic issues and a settlement of jet crew disputes after a six hour session led by Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg. In New York the Transport Workers Union authorized a strike against Pan Am, though no immediate walkout was planned. The agreement aligns with terms Eastern Air Lines rejected twice. Eastern had insisted on individual hiring for 575 striking engineers, with only about 30 engineers accepting by terminals surveyed.
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Washington
Pan American World Airways
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
New York
Transport Workers Union of America
Pan American
TWA
Cape Canaveral Missile Base
Flight Engineers International Association
Transport Workers Union
Northeast Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Labor Department
Weather update forecasts showers then clearing in Miami Valley
Yesterday’s forecast of showers remains valid as a moisture laden front moves through the Miami Valley tonight with a chance of rain. Thursday should bring clearer skies and cooler breezes with a high near 80 and tonight’s low around 65. Temperatures stay cool into Monday, with today’s overnight low around 67 and yesterday’s high at 72.
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Miami
Celebrezze Set to Be Sworn In as Welfare Secretary
Washington AP reports Anthony J. Celebrezze will be sworn in as secretary of welfare next Tuesday, succeeding Abra ham Ribicoff. The ceremony marks a transition in the cabinet and the start of Celebrezze’s tenure.
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Washington
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Sucessor
Abraham Ribicoff
Welfare
Errant Apple Leads to Assault Case in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio AP report Lewis Poole 19 a market employee hurled a rotten apple hoping a coworker would catch it. It splattered on Patrolman Richard Hoover s motorcycle prompting Hoover to punch Poole. Both face Municipal Court hearings Poole charged with assault disorderly conduct and throwing objects at moving vehicles Poole also accuses Hoover of assault and battery.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lewis Poole
Poole
Richard Hoover
Hoover
Dominicans Move to Brand Cuba as Subversive
The Dominican Council plans to formally accuse Cuba of subversion and interference in Dominican affairs. President Bonnelly said Havana shortwave broadcasts incite violence and the government has instructed Foreign Minister Bonilla Atiles in Washington to protest to international bodies. The Libération Movement in Exile broadcasts advocate overthrow and mobilize students peasants and workers. The government reports that calls to action are followed by vandalism and terrorism with several stores ransacked.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Dominican Council
Cuba
Rafael Bonnelly
Havana
Washington
Dominican “Liberation Movement
Ben Bella Heads For Algiers Helm
ALGIERS AP Dissident Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella moves toward power in Algiers as Ben Khedda’s moderate regime falls to his leftist faction. He travels to Tiaret for the National Liberation Front Political Bureau meeting, likely to become chairman and perhaps prime minister. Other members Mohammed Khider Ben Alla and Said Mohammedi join the talks 140 miles southwest of Algiers.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Tiaret
Tiemcen
National Liberation Front
Mohammed Khider
Ben Khedda
Ben Alla
Said Mohammedi
Albany Protest Violence Tests Nonviolence Pact
In Albany Georgia Negro leaders consider suspending mass marches after a clash near a bus terminal injures two officers. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. condemns the violence and says demonstrations could pause if nonviolence is maintained. About 170 officers moved to disperse 2000 protesters and clashes left a trooper with facial injuries.
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Albany, Ga
Georgia
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Equal Rights
Albany
Mystery Mr X in $1.3 Million Stock Theft Surrendered in New York
Alan Jack Pomeranz, 33, named as the elusive Mr X in the $1.37 million Bache & Co stock theft, walked into Dist Atty Hogan's office and surrendered. Authorities say he was a dealer who helped arrange disposal of the blue chip securities after the inside man Tallman and outside man Dodge smuggled them from Wall Street. Morgenthau announced a 13th arrest, Edward Sceer, an artist and interior decorator, while Schoenberger remained jailed on $95,000 bail. More than $1 million in stock remains missing and officials say Pomeranz holds the key to their whereabouts.
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Pomeranz
Mr. X
Bache & Co
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Hogan
Wall Street
U.S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Gordon A. Tallman
Bache
Robert J. Dodge
Tallman
Edwards
Schoenberger
U.S
Senate panel accuses Hoffa of ties to Corallo and corruption
The Senate investigations subcommittee brands James Hoffa as a labor leader who tolerates theft and payoffs within the Teamsters. It cites 1961 hearings and findings on Corallo, Local 239, and other Hoffa associates, including actions around Matula Provenzano Glimco and Local 555.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
New York
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Corallo
Hoffa
Teamsters
Teamsters Local 239
New York City
Bernard Stein
Senate
Coralio
Coralle
Frank Matula
International Teamsters
Matula
Anthony
Tony Pro) Provenzano
Team
Sters
Hoboken
N.J
International
Ing
William Presser
Cleveland Local 555
Ohio Conference of Teamsters
Presser
Congress
Chuckle Experience Highlights Self-Awareness of Mistakes
The line suggests that daily humor helps people notice errors they have made and avoid repeating them. It frames the chuckle as a positive catalyst for self correction.
Puerto Rico Vote On Independence Statehood Sways Kennedy
President Kennedy says Puerto Rico should vote on its future. In a letter delivered by Vice President Johnson, Kennedy backs a plebiscite to choose independence statehood or to perfect the commonwealth. Governor Luis Munoz Marin urged a public vote as a step toward self determination and growth within the U S.
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Washington
Kennedy
Puerto Rico
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Luis Munoz Marin
Johnson
United States
Commonwealth
San Juan
Munoz
United
Mental Patient Slays Wife Then Kills Self Near Glouster
A former mental patient in Glouster shot and killed his estranged wife Ida Cain on the front porch, then died by suicide in a nearby woods. Ralph Merle Cain, 41, had been hospitalized previously and the couple had filed for divorce months earlier amidst ongoing domestic troubles. Campus children reportedly witnessed part of the incident.
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Athens
Glouster
Here
Harold E. Shields
Ida Cain
Ralph Merle Cain
Shields
Cain
State Hospital
Ray Fulton
Cost Of Living Hits A New High In June
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index rose to 105.3, rising costs driven by food and restaurant meals. Fresh fruit prices surged seasonally, groceries up 1 percent, and restaurant meals 0.5 percent higher. Overall living costs up 0.8 percent since January, new records in four of six months. Wages for factory workers climbed as after-tax earnings averaged 85.91 weekly for a family of four. Certain sectors saw price rises including used cars and clothes, while gasoline and fuels eased slightly. Wage revisions under union contracts will affect about 40,000 workers, including Greyhound drivers and California cartage workers.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert J. Myers
Myers
New York City
Greyhound
California
San Francisco
Sisters Stand Up For Fair Pay By Teen Sitters
ROSELLE N J AP Six teenage babysitters ages 16 have formed the Confederation of Babysitters not as a union but to set a six point code of fair employment for 308 Lockwood Village families. They demand promised pay, one day notice, alert about broken TV, no extra children, time and a half for after noon and late hours, and respectful treatment as workers, not servants.
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Roselle
N. J
Lockwood Village
Miss Macy
Addi
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