Flight Engineers Reject Kennedy Arbitration Plea
Flight engineers refuse to arbitrate the core cockpit dispute with Pan American, Eastern, and Trans World, threatening a post 2:30 p.m. Saturday strike that could halt 40 percent of US air service carrying about 60 000 domestic and 20 000 overseas passengers daily.
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Washington
Kennedy
Flight Engineers International Association
Pan American
Eastern Air Lines
Trans World Airways
Ronald A. Brown
Afl-Cio Union
Eastern
TWA
Brown
Oth Pan American
Plush Envoy Home Plans Under Fire
Washington lawmakers attack high costs for diplomatic housing abroad. Rep. Wayne Hays cites a 300000 dollar Cyprus ambassador residence and a 1370000 dollar Tokyo apartment plan as excessive while vowing to push for price cuts and reestimates. He also warns of Africa price gouging and linking aid to fair pricing.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
U. S
Cyprus
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Billie Sol Estes
Astronaut Grissom Returns Home to Mitchell Celebration
Astronaut Virgil I. Grissom arrived in Mitchell Indiana in a six car tour ending at his parents home on Grissom Avenue. A major town celebration is planned with speeches by Indiana Governor Welsh and others. Grissom greeted by about several dozen locals amid a quiet homecoming after parades in Louisville and Salem.
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Mitchell
Ind
Virgil I
Gus) Grissom
Grissom
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Louisville
Salem
Kentucky
Jefferson County
Air Force
Betty
Mark
Scott
Dennis D. Grissom
Cecile
Norman
Lowell
U S Tests 19th Nuclear Device Over Pacific Island
The United States conducted its 19th announced nuclear test in the Pacific Series, releasing an intermediate yield device over Christmas Island by airplane. The blast, about noon EDT, was roughly 100000 tons of TNT. Next week will see a high altitude shot planned at 1 million tons plus TNT between 11 p.m. and 2:30 a.m. HST.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Christmas Island
Ramblin Jes Ramblin Talks With Alma Wright at West Monroe
Ramblin Jes Ramblin spoke with Mrs Alma Wright at West Monroe on Friday. She has been hospitalized since Saturday after smoke inhalation from a house fire. Mrs Wright said she is improving and has visitors in her St Francis hospital room. The fire occurred last Saturday and she was taken to the hospital by ambulance. Continued on Page Three A.
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Jes
Ramblin
Alma Wright
West Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Prince Edward County Board Keeps Public Schools Closed
Virginia county supervisors refuse any public school funding in a heated session. They cut the land tax and approve tuition grants for private or out-of-county schooling, while a federal court bans such use while schools stay closed. Civil rights era desegregation cases linger in federal court.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
Board of Supervisors
Agricultural County
Prince Edward
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Richmond
Space Network Plan Faces Senate Opposition
Washington AP report notes senators favoring public ownership oppose a Kennedy administration backed bill to create a private corporation to own and operate a global satellite relay system. Democratic leaders warn debate will extend into next week as Kefauver and allies offer amendments including a government ownership substitute.
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Washington
Mika Manefiala
Kennedy
House
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Tennessee Valley Authority
Public aid sought for hurricane study and tests
The Weather Bureau announced plans for public participation in recording hurricane wind sounds to analyze air flow near storm centers. It also outlined continued hurricane modification experiments with silver iodide, seeding Esther again this year, and potential multiple seedings per day if results match last fall. Sponsored by the Weather Bureau Navy and NSF, the program aims to better understand spiral rain bands and tornado-like circulations within hurricanes.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Navy
National Science Foundation
Principal Demands Hair Parting For Two Pupils
CHICAGO UPI two elementary students may miss their graduation on stage at Mark Twain Elementary next Wednesday because their hair is not parted. Principal Miss Mary Mackin ordered a trim and forbids bouffants beehives upsweeps and shaved heads. Ronald Warhol and Wayne Tiess 15 face diplomas in the principal's office unless grooming standards are met.
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Chicago
UPI
Raymond T. Warhol
Ronald
Wayne Tiess
Mark Twain
Mary P. Mackin
Senator Soaper Makes Wry Travel Uniform Joke
A returned tourist complains that the only way to distinguish states now is by toll-gate attendant uniforms. Birdie Tebbetts of the Milwaukee Braves calls his players "the uniformed personnel" in a tongue in cheek line. The author mocks the phrase as a linguistic giant step.
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Birdie Tebbetts
Milwaukee Braves
Rain Forces College Commencement Held Indoors
Rain disrupts outdoor college commencement ceremonies forcing indoor arrangements. Earlier proposals suggested guttering mortar boards with downspouts to redirect runoff during ceremonies.
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Rain Forces College
GOP Senate Rivals Make Vote Pitches
In Worcester Massachusetts Republican candidates George Cabot Lodge and Rep Laurence Curtis campaigned for party delegates on the eve of the state convention Each claimed victory in Saturdays balloting Eisenhowers office denied taking sides in the contest Curtis criticized Lodges use of a letter from Eisenhower commending Lodge Curtis noted the letter was written before their dispute Lodge said the letter stands The Democratic convention endorsed Edward M Kennedy for the nomination Kennedy faces Edward J McCormack Jr in a September primary The convention gives the winner first on the primary ballot Other candidates may file with 2500 signatures Gov John A Volpe to be renominated without opposition Saturday
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Worcester
Mass
U.S. Senate
George Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
R-Mass
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Curtis
Lodge
Fissenhower
Curtis-Lodge
Eisenhower
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Atty
Edward J. McCormack Jr
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Space Budget Approved by Senate Space Committee
Washington AP The Senate space Committee on Friday approved a budget of 3 820 515 200 for the space program next year restoring nearly 46 million of 116 million cut by the House and adding 4 800 acres to the Cape Canaveral complex. It also includes 93.5 million to acquire land and begin a new NASA test center in southwest Mississippi. The House had cut 12 million from NASA land and easement purchases in Mississippi for a complex covering about 42 000 acres.
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Washington
Senate Space Committee
Robert S. Kerr
Dokla
House
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mississippi
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Weather forecast for Twin Cities predicts dry, warm day
Predictions show no rain today in the Twin Cities with highs near 88 and lows around 68. Winds will be southeast at 5 to 15 mph under clear to partly cloudy skies.
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Dad
Twin Cities
Estes Bankruptcy Drive Fails to Sway Creditors
Billie Sol Estes admitted a 17.5 million dollar debt but creditors rejected his plan to repay and aid 4-H Club youths. Judge Thomason ordered bankruptcy proceedings unless a new Dallas meeting yields progress. Assets listed at about 20.8 million with liabilities near 38.4 million.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Estes. US. Dist
R. Ewing Thomason
Dallas
Will Wilson
Estes
Thomason
Suburban Gardener Promotes Upside-Down Thinking
A suburban thinker, titled Chuckle Gardener, argues that what goes down must come up, framing a humorous philosophy about cycles and growth. The item presents a light, tongue in cheek take on gardening and daily life.
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Gardener
Industrial Output Reaches New May Peak in U S
Washington UPI report shows May industrial production at 117.6, matching April, with gains across non ferrous materials, consumer goods and business equipment. Auto assemblies up 5 percent. furniture and home goods rise. TV sets dip from April. Curtailed iron and steel milling limited index rise.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
U. S
First Blows Of Scorched Earth Plan In Algiers
European Army Organization demolitions severely damaged Algiers hospitals and City Hall on Friday, with fires, many injuries, and six bodies seen. A power dam was reported wrecked while the secret army vowed wide destruction to prevent a peaceful transition. In Oran, gendarmes faced an armed confrontation as the campaign expanded.
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Algiers
European Army Organization
Algeria
Bone
Secret Army
Oran
Judge Has Lapse on Marcello in 1938 Conviction
New Orleans AP report states Judge J Skelly Wright testified he could not recall if Carlos Marcello had a lawyer when he pleaded guilty to a 1938 narcotics charge. The hearing seeks to set aside the conviction on grounds of lack of legal counsel as part of a deportation case against Marcello.
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New Orleans
J. Skelly Wright
U. S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Underworld
Carlos Marcellos
Wright
5Th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Marcello
Jefferson Parish
U. S.pecial Asst. Atty
Edward Morenof
Robert Ainsworth Jr
FBI
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House Foreign Overseas Committee
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Russell B. Long
D-La
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Soaper
GOP
R. B. Rhodes
Savannah, Ga
ASK Bankruptcy Action
West Texas
Testi
STAR _ WORLD
News-Star—World
Monroe
Louisiana
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