Airlines Labor Controversy Shows Pangs of Progress
Washington reports that a high-stakes labor dispute with Pan American and Northeast Airlines centers on technology driven crew reductions. The Kennedy administration views the dispute as precedent making, with pilots and flight engineers bracing for shifts as jet systems allow fewer crew. A parallel strike threat looms as unions push back on reduced manpower while airlines aim for three-person cockpits and higher efficiency.
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Chen Ae
Pan American
Broad Study of Smoking and Pollution Impact Planned
Surgeon General Luther L. Terry announced a broad scientific study on the health effects of smoking and air pollution. A 12 member committee will conduct the research with phases starting mid September and lasting about six months to define hazards and guide action.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
The
Public Health Service
Tobsaco Industry
Terry
Amhervican Cancer Society
American College of Chest Surgeons
American Heart Association
American Medical Association
the Tobacco Institue, Inc
Food and Drug Administration
National Tuberculosis Association
Federal Trade Commission
Office of Science and Technoloay
Nuns Evacuate 295 Patients in Brooklyn Hospital Blaze
Nuns aided evacuation of 295 patients at St Mary's Hospital Brooklyn after a fast moving loft fire. No injuries. The three alarm blaze was controlled in about 20 minutes. Evacuated patients were placed on a nearby lawn with 295 total moved. later those under treatment were returned inside.
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New York
St. Mary's Hospital
Brooklyn
Bids Opened for Muscatine Junior College Project
Nine bids were opened for Muscatine's new junior college. Stanley Engineering Co. will study the proposals with plans to advise at a special Board of Education session set for around July 30. The building sits on Heinz estate land off Colorado Street, west of Weed Park, with completion targeted for the 1963-64 school year.
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Muscatine
Board of Education of
Muscatine Independent Schoolsuric
Stanley Engineering Co
Project Architects
Board of Education
Heinz Estate
Colorado Street
Weed Park
Stanley Company
Earrier
Ing, Mechanical, and Electrics
Red Ball Engineering and Development, Inc
Merchament
Ryan Plumbing and Heading
Davenport
Red Ball Engineering and Development Inc
Iowa City
Musserrust
Probe Outbreak Of Vaccinations In Belfast News Flurry
The British Medical Association called for a government probe into mass infant smallpox vaccination. Dr George Dick warned mass vaccination could kill more than smallpox outbreaks, urging vaccination only for those exposed. He cited 27 infant deaths among 2.6 million vaccinated in ten years and argued vaccination should follow outbreak threats.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
British Medical Association
Britain
George Dick
Living Costs Rise Again in June
The Labor Department reported a one half of one percent rise in the consumer price index for June, driven by higher food costs. Fresh fruit prices jumped 9 percent seasonally, grocery prices up 1 percent from last year, and restaurant meals 2.8 percent higher year over year, pushing the overall food index to a record high. Iowa vehicle deaths noted by the Associated Press on July 25.
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Washington
Labor Department
Solved X case linked to 1.3 million stock theft mystery
Alan Pomeranz, 33, named as Mr X, surrendered to Dist Atty Hogan after authorities disclosed the 1.3 million stock theft at Bache & Co. He offered only basic personal details and provided no further information. Edward Schoenberger, 30, alias Bobby Edwards, was arraigned on related charges with 825,000 bail. The case includes 1.3 million in stocks still missing and a second major arrest in the probe.
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New Yorker
Alan Jack Pomeranz
Mr. X
Bache & Co
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Bud Hogan
Pomeraz
Wall
Bacher& Co
Pomeranz
Hogan
Mr. XII
FBI
U. S
Robert M."morgenthau
Morgenthau
Waill Street
Edward Schoenberger
E Bobby Edwards
Schoenberger
Atty
Hoffa
Corallo
Red Rock Dam work stoppage narrows as 30 return to jobs
Des Moines reports a major labor dispute near Red Rock Dam on the Des Moines River with 30 of 39 workers resuming duties. The Iowa scene notes Kennedy campaign requests from Democrats, a Cedar Rapids list of Grant Wood owners, and local obituaries and legal notes. An Audubon youth wins a college scholarship for an essay on the Iowa Plan for judges. Also coverage of George Arnold of Allison and Kirlin's resignation in Fairfield. Des Moines adds tax form changes affecting 1963 returns.
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Red Rock
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Iowa
David €. Wenstrand
Mix
Edward Werstrand
Iowa State University
Suits End In Gas Explosion Case In Iowa
The Iowa Supreme Court on Tuesday ended three lawsuits seeking 295300 for damages from a gas water heater explosion near West Liberty. Windus, as administrator of a deceased wife and as an individual, sued Great Plains Gas and others. The petitions date back to 1938 with a lengthy record and duplicates, and appeals followed Judge Le Grand's orders.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Muscatine District
Loren Dale Windus
West Liberty
Clay le Grand
le Grand
Florence Helzler
Windus
Great Plains Gas
Ly Grand
Supreme Court
Ben Bella Takes Over in Algeria Sparks War Looms
In Algiers Ben Bella rode into Tiaret with military force declaring he and his supporters have taken power. Ben Youssef Ben Khedda’s provisional government weakened by exile faced mobilization by Berber loyalists. The capital held by 4000 Moslem auxiliaries under Amar Mohammedi, while both factions seized local offices across Algeria.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Tiaret
Ben Youssef Ben Nhedda
Ben Bella
Algeria
Amar Mohammedi
Ben Khedda
Hoffa Accused of Ties With New York Mobster Cavallo
Senate investigations subcommittee accuses James Hoffa of corrupt ties with Antonio Cavallo and of allowing aides to rob and cheat the Teamsters. Report cites wiretaps and past convictions, detailing Hoffa's alleged disregard for union welfare and backing of favored officials.
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Washington
Senate
James K. Hoffa
Teamsters
New York
Antonio
Tony Ducks) Cavallo
Hoffa
Tob
Corallo
New York Supreme Court
J. Vincent, Keough
Elliott Kahaner
U. S
Brooklyn
Teamsters Local 238
New York City
Bernard Stein
Legal 238
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