Striking Union To Vote Sunday On Settlement
President Johnson urged negotiators toward a tentative airline strike settlement as union leaders and members weigh the pact. The 35,000 striking mechanics face a Sunday ratification vote that will determine when planes return to the air. The agreement promises about 4 percent annual raises over three years, with Johnson insisting the deal will not be inflationary. Union leaders expressed cautious optimism, while critics warned of possible price pressures and broader economic impact. The dispute centered on wage demands and productivity gains amid a long stalemate before the White House intervention.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
P.es.dent
P.L. (Roy) Siemibler
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
William J. Curtin
United
Eastern
Northwest
National
Trans World Airlines
Earier
Senate Labor Committee
Baltimore Injunction Stalls Rally
Rioting clashes erupt in East Baltimore as white and Negro youths clash on North Castle Street after anti Negro protests. An injunction blocks National States Rights Party rallies. four charged with rioting and 400 police patrol Riverside Park to enforce order.
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Baltimore
North Castle Street
National States Rights Party
Connie Lynch
Riverside Fark
William J. Donnell
State Rights Party
Richard B Norton
Maryland
Norton Lynch
San Bernardino
Calif
Joseph Carroll
Elwin F Hendle
Paul Cordle
Hood College Opens Fall With 13 New Instructors
Hood College Frederick announces the 1966-67 term will start with 13 new faculty members for an expected 750 students. New hires include Dr Harold E Moser in psychology, Dr Herbert Ellis Newman in economics, Charles Forsythe in art, Lawrence C Hoyer in biology, Michael H Jessup in education, Pilwon Kang in physics and mathematics, and Miss Charlotte Moran returning as assistant.
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Hood
Harold E Moser
Moser
Towson State College
Johns Hopkins University
Teachers College
Columbia
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Phi Beta Kappa
Herbert Ellis Newman
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Barbara Dilworth
Birmingham-Southern College
Birminium
Ala
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
University of Chicago
Brookings Institution
Newman
Jack Davis
Charles Eugene Forsythe
Forsythe
Hollings College
Hollins
University of Minois
Urbana
Yale-Nor
Lawrence C Hoyer
Stan
T Re
Grace Lippy
Hoyer
St James School
Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Frostburg State College
Michael H Jessup
Asistant
George Washiiton University
Evelyn Maize
College of General Studies
Pilwon Kang
Seoul University
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Hamilton College
Clinton
Charlotte Moran
New Manager Named for Monocacy Valley Goodwill
Meredith L. Kinna of Middletown is named branch manager succeeding William Van Arnam who has been transferred. Kinna, 20, joined Goodwill July 18 and began duties Thursday. A Middletown High School graduate, he previously served as vice president and credit manager at Kehne Furniture after a period in the U S Army reserves. He is married to Peggy Rhodes of Boonsboro.
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Monocacy Valley
Meredith L. Kinna
Middletown
Kinna
Middletown High School
Kehne Furniture
Kinnan
U.S. Army
Farmers’ Cooperative
Peggy Rhodes
Boonsboro
Fort Detrick Spent Over Million Here
Fort Detrick spent 1 179 169 in fiscal year 1965 1986 on procurement orders and contracts nationwide with local impacts. Frederick County accounts for 1 175 238 of the total, while other hotspots include Hagerstown Baltimore and Washington areas. Colonel Paul E Callan is studying the post’s total local impact for his University of Maryland master's thesis.
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Federick
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Paul E Callan
Fort Detrick 15
Callan
Universiy of
Washington Area
Johnson Flies To Area Mountain Camp Near Washington
Johnson spent a weekend at a Camp David retreat in the Catoctin Mountains near Thurmont Maryland. The mountain sanctuary is about 65 miles from Washington and was reached by air Friday night.
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Washington
Johnson
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
Thurmont
Washngton
Police Seek Warrant When Boy Killed Self After Slaying Parents
A 11-year-old boy sought by police in the fatal gunshot slaying of his parents shot himself on a wooded mountain slope in the Frederick watershed. Police were preparing a warrant charging him with double homicide when he died. He died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 4 50 pm Friday, about an hour after the self inflicted wound near the Frederick city reservoir.
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Nise
John B Wheldon
Frederick
Cutoctin Mountain
Polie
James Trout Johnson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick City
Shookstown
High Knob
Multon T. Johnson Jr
Seth B. Tucker
Frederick Barracks
Tucker
Nhat
Johnsons
Ling
Johnson
Baltimore
Douglas C. Paust
West 5Th Street
Faust
Paust
West Fifth Street
Photographer Dragged Into Frederick Slay Ride Chase
A photographer joins a pursuit of James Trout Johnson, a suspect in the double slaying of his parents near Linganore, chasing across mountain roads with Frederick police. Johnson, later found dead by self-inflicted gunshot in woods, had fled after the killings at a Singanore farm.
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James Trout Johnson
Shookstown Road
Catoctin Bil
Gamorill State Park
Frederick City
Singanore
Shookstown
Frederick
News - Post
Johnson
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Top E Barnes
Multan Trout Johnson
Barnes
American Academy of Art
Chicago
Corcoran School of Art
Goodwill Industries
Boy
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