Strato Tankers Break Records Across Atlantic Flight
WHW YORK UPI two Air Force jet tankers broke the New York to London speed record last week then set a London to New York mark on Sunday. Alpha first to reach New York timed 5 minutes 241.8 seconds. Bravo 2 minutes 5.2 seconds longer. Old record 7 hours 2 1/2 minutes set Aug 23, 1961 by Canberra. Eastbound Alpha 7 hours at 50 minutes. Bravo sister ship. One tanker crashed earlier near London, all aboard killed including newsmen.
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Riverside Towns Face Heatwave and Road Repairs
Mr and Mrs Ralph Sherman of Princeton report changes as the area endures a heat wave with 80 degree days. Residents enjoyed outdoor activities while farmers worry about corn fields and crop growth. Officials hint at stricter home plate rules and widen patrols as roadwork continues in Croton, with hopes for more improvements across the region.
Statehood Billears Passage
Washington reports the Alaska statehood bill entering its second week of debate as leaders push to clear objections. Senator Mansfield urges brisk sessions to move the measure to the White House, with supporters hoping for a vote this week or by Wednesday, while opponents plan procedural delays.
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Daily Weather Report Sunny and warm tday analyues
Sunny and warm today with cloudy periods and scattered showers noted in places. Fair and mild tonight with low temperatures near the lower forties. No precipitation reported. temperatures show day and night variations across the period ending with modest readings.
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Wage Boost Affects 90000 Retail Workers Tonight
Almost 90 000 women and minors in Pennsylvania's retail trades will receive a pay increase as a new minimum wage order takes effect at midnight. The Labor and Industry Department says the change will immediately impact about 250 000 workers in the industry and lift earnings for many young employees.
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Negotiations resume today in bus talks at The Castleton
Negotiations resume at 3 p m today at The Castleton in an effort to avert a possible bus strike. The principals pools will be vacated next Monday with the new fiscal year. Details touch wage rates, minor labor rules, and compliance penalties across Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and other communities as a state wage order tightens conditions.
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Local 89 Seeks Pay Hike as Transit contract Neared
The Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Temydoyes of Amert and She nango and Valley Transportation Co. face a July 7 contract deadline. Union members threaten a strike if settlements fail while officials and Mayor DeCarlo attend talks. The union seeks higher pay and benefits. the firm pushes for wage cuts. Federal mediator A A Desser plans continued sessions to reach a settlement.
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Resign Israel Cabinet Posts
Jerusalem conflict report states the Israeli cabinet members resigned over the government’s definition of a Jew. The coalition cabinet met to approve a revocation in response to an official clarification.
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U S Demands Release Of Imprisoned Fliers
Washington reports the United States will formally demand the release of U S citizens held after a Western reconnaissance flight over Soviet territory. Ambassador Treveteyan planned to press Soviet Prime Minister Gromyko in Moscow for action as Washington seeks the return of the airmen and other detainees. The incident involved a transport plane and raised tensions amid cold war hostilities.
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De Gaulle Reaffirms Western Unity in Macmillan Talks
Western leaders feared De Gaulle might bargain with the Kremlin yet he reaffirmed solidarity in discussions with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Macmillan’s 22 hour visit followed warnings about Soviet links among communist leaders. De Gaulle planned talks with Dulles in Algiers to quell a right wing rebellion against his rule.
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Crime In Labor Unions Studied By Sen. Group
The Senate Rackels Committee begins a two month inquiry into how gangsters and hoodlums infiltrated labor unions and industries. It aims to expose underworld bosses linked to a so called black hand sec le and to show how corruption may threaten national security. The panel will hear from New York state police sergeant Crosswell who helped break Apalachin, with other law enforcement officials providing background.
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Fox Faces Stiff Cross Examination In Hearing
Washington based inquiry hears Boston promoter John Fox grilled by House investigators over sensational charges linking Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams with gifts from Bernard Goldfine. Probers promise further questioning as they examine alleged ties to Adams and other figures tied to past regulatory actions and a famed airship episode.
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Release Negotiated Under Reported US Ransom Deal
Cuban rebels were expected to free at least 40 kidnapped Americans and Canadians under a reported ransom deal with the U S Embassy. The embassy denied a ransom, barred Cuban planes from Guantanamo, and said talks continued with rebels for the release of hostages including 10 Americans and 2 Canadians.
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Reds To Attend Atomic Parley, West Wonders Reds To Attend Atomic Parley
The Soviet Union indicated it would attend the atomic conference in Beneva on Tuesday, but Western diplomats fear a staged visit to sabotage talks. East-West discussions aim to curb undiscovered nuclear tests and mark the first meeting since London disarmament talks last year. Tsarapkin, a Kremlin adviser, arrived in Prague and Zurich signaling possible political aims.
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Lawrence County Building Firms Struck Over Contract Talks
Lawrence County operators failed to meet a midnight contract deadline affecting 22 firms in six countries. John K Cater, chair of the operators' negotiation committee, recommends a 1 pm Wednesday meeting at The Castelo Union to resume talks with union officials.
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Death Record Mosaic of Mondas Obits 1958
Numerous obituaries and death notices from Mondas dated June 20 1958 list Walter Wher Elmer A Thirper Katherine Kratka Margaret Eels and others with ages ranging from 7 to 85. The fragmentary listings include addresses such as Morrison St Mex Roosevelt St and County Line St with several middle initials and varied spellings.
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Elmer A. Thirper
Ellwart
Arthur LocKibhon
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Roosevelt St
Margaret Eels
Imlovert
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Toren
Pearson St John A
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Frank Zimmerly
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Grim Picture Seen In Holiday Weekend
CHICAGO UPI The National Safety Council warned of a grim Fourth of July period with about 45 million cars and 12 billion miles. They expect 420 traffic deaths and 12 000 disabling injuries over 72 hours, urging safer travel and less risk. TAGAWA Japan UPI Twenty two Japanese coal miners were rescued from a loaded shaft after a wall collapsed entombing them for hours.
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News Classifieds Fragment From Midwood Theater Memo
Fragmentary OCR note notes classified ads for Seas Pare Page Clasified in nadie with theater reference at Midwood and an apparent phone line for news ad requests. Contains garbled dates numbers and stray identifiers, indicating a canceled or incomplete listing.
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Unclear notice of events and weather inquiry
Fragmentary text asks about someone leaving for parts and mentions weather and travel plans. It reads as garbled notes with uncertain names and dates, making it hard to identify a clear event or actors. No coherent report or factual details emerge.
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