Britain weighs navy use to break sea strike longshore turmoil
Prime Minister Wilson faced questions on deploying the Royal Navy to move jammed strikebound ships as seamen press for a 40 hour week and higher pay. Labour leaders warned against indiscriminate naval action while unions debate safety and supply implications for Britain.
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London
Britain
House of Commons
Wilson
Weng
William Hogarth
Hogarth
National Union of Seamen
CAB Urges Airlines to Cut Fares Early Next Year
The Civil Aeronautics Board indicated it will demand fare reductions if airlines do not act voluntarily. Chairman Charles S. Murphy said cuts should apply domestically and internationally and favor informal action over formal hearings. He cited substantial domestic promo fares and youth and excursion discounts, with ends by December 31 for some jet surcharges.
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New York
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Charles S. Murphy
Federation of Financial Analysts
Murphy
Sukarno Yields in Peace Talks with Malaysia
President Sukarno agrees to peace negotiations with Malaysia after new government pressure. Foreign Minister Adam Malik to meet Deputy PM Abdul Razak of Malaysia in Bangkok discussions to end the undeclared war. Razak arrived in Bangkok, while Indonesian ambassador M Diah returned to Jakarta for consultations.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Radio Jakarta
Adam Malik
Abdul Razak
Bangkok
M. Diah
Malik
Razak
Supreme Court blocks Alabama editor pro election day editorial
The Supreme Court upheld James E. Mills of the Birmingham Post-Herald, preventing state prosecutors from pursuing an election day editorial case. Justice Black said applying Alabama anti electioneering law would abridge press freedom. The ruling came with nine justices agreeing Mills should not be prosecuted though Harlan preferred state court review first.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Standay
Alabama
James E. Mills
Birmingham Post-Herald
Hugo L. Black
High Court
Mills
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Birmingham
Art Hanes
Kenneth Perrine
State of
New Bedford Hurricane Barrier Dedicated in Harbor
An $18.2 million hurricane barrier across New Bedford harbor is dedicated to protect the city from violent ocean storms. The project emphasizes shielding the harbor and surrounding areas from major weather events.
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New Bedford, Mass
New Bedford Harbor
Masons Honor Charter Members in Urbana Meeting
Lincoln Lodge of Masons 693 will honor charter members and award 25 and 50 year pins after a 6:30 dinner at the Masonic Temple on Main Street. Speakers include Chester Brand, Charles Hodges, ER Hunt, William Lakeman, and Charles Egelston. Ex-Congressman Charles Brand, 94, moved to Florida in 1951 and had been in a coma. Ottie Crawford receives 50 year pins. Carl Gifford and Howard Thrasher also noted as charter members.
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Lincoln Lodge of Masons
Masonic Temple
O N. Main St
Chester Urbana
Ohio
Charles Hodges
Brand
Masons of Ohio
ER. M. Hunt
U.S. House of Representainger
William B. Lakeman
Melbourne
Hamilton
Park Fla
Charles Egelston
Lincoln Lodge educational _ of Brand
Ficer
Florida
Ottie Crawford
Carl Gifford
Howard
Thrasher
Moderate 4.5 Quake Shakes Northern Sacramento Valley
A magnitude 4.5 earthquake centered about 90 miles north of Sacramento rattled homes in the northern Sacramento Valley Monday night. No injuries or damage were reported, though residents said furniture moved and windows rattled. Dr. Chinna Lomnitz of UC Berkeley’s seismographic lab confirmed the magnitude and epicenter details.
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Sacramento, Calif
Sacramento Valley
Chinna Lomnitz
Seismographic
Uni
Versity of
California
Berkeley
Lomnitz
Sacramento
Itowns
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Lincoln Lodge
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