USW proposals seek bonus pay in steel contract talks
The United Steelworkers union pushes for incentive or bonus pay coverage for all basic steel workers in talks with U S Steel and 11 major firms. It also seeks higher incentive guarantees and improved plans as negotiations focus on economic terms after the current pact expires. Subcontracting seniority and safety issues surface as talks progress in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
U. S. Steel
Charles Younglove
National Steel
Detroit
Younglove
Lloyd McBride
Republic Steel
Cleveland
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown
Ohio
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Denver
Bethlehem Steel
New York
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
FBI nabs convicts financee in prison gun plot
Arlene Granito 25, fiancee of inmate Lepiscope, was arrested after smuggling two pistols through a plumbing line to four Atlanta federal prisoners holding 21 hostages for 28 hours. The men, serving 185 years total for murder and bank robbery, released hostages after a grievance list appeared in the Atlanta Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Leifermann
Atlanta
UPI
FBI
Arlene Anna Granito
Miss Granito
Newark
N.J
U.S
Ivan Daniel Neighbors
Robert W. Gorman
Ralph M. Lepiscopo
Frederick Freeman Leister Jr
Miss Granite
Lepiscope
J. W. Land
Atlanta Journal
Synod urges study of Kerner Civil Disorders Report
At Westminster College in New Wilmington the United Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania urged its 1,267 churches to study the Kerner Report on Civil Disorders instead of the usual summer Sunday School curriculum. Delegates representing 523,000 members acted in a surprise move at the 87th annual convention. The report, known as the Kerner Report, has sparked controversy since its release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterians
Westminster College
New Wilmington
United Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania
President's Advisory Commission On
Synod
Kerner
Extradition hearings set on Ray case in Britain
London authorities order court hearings on requests by the United States to extradite James Earl Ray for the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and a prison escape. The process may stretch into summer as investigations probe Ray's activities in Britain before arrest at London airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Meehan
London
UPI
Britain
James Earl Ray
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Ray
King
Memphis
Tenn
Missouri
Scotland Yard
London International Airport
U.S
North Vietnam warned as talks risk collapse over bombing
UPI report from Paris Leon Harriman warns that failure to scale down the war may imperil talks. North Vietnam refuses to discuss issues until bombing halts. Hanoi disputes terror shelling claims and says military targets in Saigon are legitimate. Next meeting set for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Libera Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Saigon
Washington
State Department
U.S
Johnson
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Harriman
Goslee Found Guilty in Burglary Conspiracy Case
A jury of 11 women and one man found Arthur Goslee of 216 W Sheridan Ave guilty of burglary and conspiracy. He was convicted for theft of government bonds worth 3250 dollars cash 190 dollars and other items from Joseph S Pasak at 226 W Garfield Ave on Feb 23. Edward M Mitchell of 218 Franklin Ave Ellwood City was acquitted of establishing a gambling den following a state police raid last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Goslee
W. Sheridan Ave
Goslee
Joseph S. Pasak
W. Garfield Ave
Edward M. Mitchell
Franklin Ave
Ellwood City
Smallest lobby takes on NRA in gun control push
National Council for a Responsible Firearms Policy, a tiny Washington lobby with fewer than 1,000 members, presses for expanded federal gun controls. In contrast the NRA boasts 800,000 members and a large staff, yet the council garners growing public support, aiming to present 10 million petition signatures to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Methodist
Capitol Hill
Shepherd Boy
National Council For A Responsible Firearms Policy
James V.bennett
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
National Rifle Association
NRA
Bennett's Council
Methodist Board of Christian Social Concerns
Council
Robert F.kennedy
J.elliott Corbett
Congress
Bennett
Blaiberg Shows Slight Improvement Amid Hepatitis
Philip Blaiberg, the world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient, was slightly improved but overall stable as doctors reported no deterioration. The Groote Schuur Hospital bulletin noted his hepatitis relapse but said he remains more than holding his own after Tuesday’s setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
South Africa
UPI
Philip Blaiberg
Groote Schuur
Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Workshop for educators at state schools and PARC
A five day workshop for teachers aides nurses and other professionals working with the retarded will be offered at Hamburg State School and Hospital June 24-28 and Ebensburg State School and Hospital July 8-12. The program is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Office of Mental Retardation the Department of Public Welfare and the Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Children with no tuition. Applications are at the Lawrence County Chapter PARC office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg State School
Ebensburg State School
Pennsylvania Office of Mental Retardation
Department of Public Welfare
Pennsylvania Association For Retarded Children
Lawrence County
PARC
Titan 3D rocket carries eight satellites toward Vietnam link
A Titan 3D rocket launched from Cape Kennedy at 10:04 a.m. EDT carried eight relay satellites to form a direct military communications link with Vietnam. The Launch involved 2.5 million pounds thrust, a six hour countdown, and planned deployment after four in-flight maneuvers. Separately, police reported thefts including a $50 bill, tires, and a telephone, while Paris faced renewed student protests with riot police using tear gas in Strasbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
UPI
Air Force
Pentagon
Vietnam
The
Space Center
Titan
Atlantic
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Strasbourg
Wasp Returns to Boston After Collision Off Virginia Coast
The aircraft carrier Wasp headed under its own power to Boston after a collision with the fleet oiler Truckee off Cape Virginia. Navy officials report some damage to the Wasp with no injuries aboard either ship. The Wasp, a WWII carrier rebuilt for antisubmarine duty, was en route from Jacksonville exercises and to reach Boston as its home port. Truckee, a 40,000 ton oiler, was also bound for port.
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Norfolk
UPI
Wasp
Boston
Virginia Cape
Truckee
Atlantic Fleet
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Model acquits Brown in Beverly Hills case
Beverly Hills Calif UPI Eva Bohn-Chin a 22 year old fashion model says Jimmy Brown had nothing to do with her injuries after falling from his balcony while leaving the apartment Sunday night she recovers from head bruises and a shoulder separation Brown 32 a former Cleveland Browns fullback faces a preliminary hearing on assaulting a peace officer Brown was booked on suspicion of assault to commit murder but no charge was filed after Bohn-Chin refused to sign a complaint
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Eva Bohn - Chin
Jimmy Brown
Wednesday Brown
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Brown
Jim
Cleveland Browns
Bohn - Chin
Miss Bohn - Chin
McKinley Named Vice President at Citizens National Bank
John McKinley of Fording Road is named vice president of Citizens National Bank by the board. He succeeds William D. Coban who remains director secretary of the board and assistant trust officer. Coban has been vice president since 1961 and a director since 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKinley
Fording Rd
Citizens National Bank
William D. Coban
Coban
New Castle High School
Westminster College
U.S. Army
McKinley
Wayside Furniture
Preston and McKinley Inc
Youngstown Hard Chrome Plating and Grinding Co
New Castle Country Club
Citizens Bank
Patricia
John
Mary
Tom
Accidents Cause $1,000 in Damages in City
Two midday crashes reported with $1,000 total damages. Erma Boron’s car, stopped on E Washington St, was rear ended by Torrance Rankin, causing Boron to hit Frances Anderson’s vehicle. Rankin faces reckless and following too closely charges. A second crash on N Jefferson St involved Ronald Phillips hitting a truck driven by Joseph Minich Jr. Phillips faces reckless driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Boron
Idlewilde Dr
RD 2
E. Washington St
Torrance Rankin
Willard Ave
Boron
Frances Anderson
Rankin
N. Jefferson St
Ronald H. Phillips
S. Mill St
Joseph Minich Jr
Clinton
Phillips
Methodists sponsor weekday kindergarten at church
First United Methodist Church Decker Drive, Neshannock Township will run a weekday kindergarten next school year. The church will use the new building since the township lacks a kindergarten in September. Mrs Phyllis Lutz Williams will teach with her mother Mrs R C Lutz as registrar. Registration deadline is July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Decker Dr
Neshannock Township
Commission On Education of the Church
Phyllis Lutz Williams
Kettering
Ohio
R.C. Lutz
Temple Israel Holds Evening Service and Lectures
The regular Temple Israel service is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow. Dr. Iwan J. Gruen will close his adult lectures with a talk on Israel and Diaspora. Hosts for the social hour after the service are Mr. and Mrs. Simon Blau and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kraus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Israel
Iwan J. Gruen
Israel
Diaspora
Simon Blau
Stanley Kraus
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William Caples
Inland Steel
Chicago
Union
Clayton
Armco Steel
Peter Doghramiji
Syria
Solomon Lefakane
Margaret Flory
Commission On Ecumenical Mission and Relations
Yong - Bock Kim
Korea
Jovelino Ramos
Brazil
Paul Hudson
Synod Ecumenical Mission and Relations Commission
Solomon Lefakene
Peter Doghramja
William G. Rusch
Rusch
Arts and Science
N. Viet
Elizabeth Smith
Titan Rocket
D.F. Reed
Croton Ave
Chambers Motor Co
W. Grant St
New Castle Playhouse
N. Liberty St
Bank
Methodists
Temple Israel Services
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