Pan American Strike Ends With Arbitration Pact
Pan American World Airways and its flight engineers reached a settlement after a six hour bargaining session led by Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg. The accord calls for binding arbitration of economic issues and resolves jet crew composition while easing tensions from a broader strike threat by the Transport Workers Union.
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Washington
Pan American World Airways
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
New York
Transport Workers Union of America
Pan American
TWA
Port Stone
Eye
Cape Missile Base
Flight Engineers International Association
Transport Workers Union
Northeast Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Labor Department
Mr X Surrenders After 1.3 Million Stock Theft Case
New York authorities name Alan Pomeranz as the mysterious Mr X who turned himself in to District Attorney Hogan following the Bache & Co stock theft. The case centers on 1.37 million dollars in blue chip securities stolen from Wall Street. more than a million remains missing.
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New York
Alan Jack Pomeranz
Mr. X
Bache & Co
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Pomeranz
Hogan
Wall Street
FBI
U.S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Edward Schoenberger
Bobby Edwards
Gordon A. Tailman
Bache
Robert J. Dodge
Tallman
Edwards
Schoenberger
Edward
U. S
Syracuse to hire teachers to replace vandalized windows
Syracuse officials note that vandalism damaged public-school windows last year for 18,948 dollars and expect a similar total this year, prompting a plan to fund three full-time teachers with the money.
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Syracuse
Waterskier dies in boating accident near Prescott
A 16 year old waterskier Vernon Staie of Ogdensburg New York was killed Tuesday near Prescott Ontario after his head struck a diving board during a turn by a dock on the St. Lawrence River. Staie was skiing on the river when the accident occurred.
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Prescott
Ont
Vernon Staie
Ogdensburg
N.Y
St. Lawrence River
Staie
St. Lawrence
Kennedy Backs Puerto Rico Referendum on Independence
President Kennedy backed a plebiscite in Puerto Rico on its future status with independence, statehood, or enhancing the commonwealth. In a letter delivered by Vice President Johnson, Kennedy said he supports self determination and maximum development of the commonwealth, as Puerto Rico’s leaders seek legislative action to present options to voters.
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Washington
Kennedy
Puerto Rico
White House
Lyndon
Johnson
Luis Munoz Marin
United States
San Juan
Munoz
Aican
Commonwealth
Permanen
Congress
New York Democrats plan pre convention meeting for governor candidate
State Democratic Chairman William H. McKeon of Auburn calls county chairmen to a Monday New York gathering to select a gubernatorial candidate. The move aims to jump start the party’s campaign before the state convention set for September 17 through 19 in Syracuse.
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New York
William H. McKeon
Auburn
Syracuse
Berlin talks fail to yield accord as Rusk and Gromyko depart
In Geneva Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko return home after three Berlin talks with no progress toward an accord. They reiterate positions on a German peace treaty and the status of West Berlin amid ongoing disarmament talks with little movement.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Musk
Ulig
Rusk
Gromyko
I Uesda
Wey
Laos
West bBerins
Sintena
Lie West
West Berlin
U.S
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Airman Dies in Griffiss Jet Mishap in Hangar
An F-101B jet nose wheel collapsed in a Griffiss Air Force hangar Tuesday, killing M. Sgt. Donald Tobo 35 of Ogdensburg and injuring T. Sgt. Rudolph Zubilier 31 of The Bronx. Zubilier remained in good condition in base hospital as officials investigated the accident.
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Rome
Donald Tobo
Ogdensburg
Rudolph Zubilier
Bronx
Griffiss Air Force Se
Zubilier
Churchill Can Put Weight On Broken Leg
A medical bulletin from Middlesex Hospital says 87 year old Winston Churchill can bear part of his weight on the fractured left leg. Doctors report he is progressing well and hope no further bulletins are needed before his discharge. Churchill broke the left thigh bone in a fall on June 28 at a Monte Carlo hotel.
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London
Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Winston
Monte Carlo
Hoffa Ties to N.Y. Mobster Cited in Corruption Probe
A report cites Jimmy Hoffa in connections with corrupt ties to a New York mobster. The piece also covers extensive free pass distributions by Finger Lakes race track and a U.N. debate on Katanga secession and potential military action.
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Hoffa
N.Y
New
Finger Lakes Race Track
Lemnitzer Named NATO Allied Commander in Europe
Gen Lyman Lemnitzer was chosen by 15 NATO nations as supreme allied commander in Europe to succeed Gen Lauris Norstad. Hoffa linked to Corallo accused anew by Senate Investigations subcommittee of corrupt ties, with calls to theft and bribery within the Teamsters Local 239.
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Paris
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
United States
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lemnitzer
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lauris Norstad
Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
James K. Hofta
Teamsters Union
New York
Antonio
Tony Ducks
New York City
Corallo
Bernard Stein
Hoffa
Senate
Teamsters
Teamster
Local 239
Subcommittee
Samuel Goldstein
Hotta
Federal Court Board of Monitors
King calls day of penance after Albany violence
Dr Martin Luther King Jr announces a day of penance over the sectarian violence after a march in Albany Georgia. He says none of the Albany integration movement is involved in rock throwing that injured two officers and led to 40 arrests as National Guard readiness is raised and a nonviolent campaign is urged.
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Albany
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Ernest Vandiver
Atlanta
National Guard
Georgia
Claude Hill
Tifton
Owosso Collision Kills New York Man En Route Home
William H. Sawyer 65 of Geneva New York was killed and his wife Inez 64 seriously injured in a two car crash five miles east of Owosso Michigan. Sawyer was returning home after visiting relatives in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Owosso, Mich
Wiliam H. Sawyer
Geneva
N. Y
Inez
Owosso
Sawyer
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lockport Mayor faces backlash over two coffee breaks rule
Lockport Mayor Robert T. Richards criticized public reaction to a city order limiting municipal employees to two 15 minute coffee breaks daily. He said City Hall had received no favorable calls and expressed disappointment with the response.
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Lockport
Robert T. Richards
Young Babysitters Adopt Fair Business Practices
Roselle New Jersey teenage babysitters, claiming parents neglect fair business practices, form a six point code for 3068 Lockwood Village families. Adele Macy says two offending parents faced action, they deny being a union yet cooperate for protection.
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Miss Macy
High-Altitude Nuclear Test Delayed Again Over Clouds
In Honolulu Johnston Island's second high altitude nuclear test faced another 24 hour postponement. Tuesday night improved prospects as clouds cleared but overcast returned just before blastoff. Joint Task Force 8 officials postponed the test while scientists weathered repeated delays.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Joint Task Force 8
Stratton Falls Short of Rensselaer Endorsement
Rep. Samuel S. Stratton failed to win a pre convention endorsement from the Rensselaer County Democratic Committee. At a party meeting, Chairman John J. Purcell ruled out of order a motion to instruct the delegation to vote for Stratton for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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Troy
Samuel S. Stratton
Democratic Organization
Rensselaer County
Stratton
Schenectady
Rensselaer Democratic Committee
John J. Purcell
Debbie Reynolds suffers miscarriage in California
APA reports actress Debbie Reynolds will stay in St Josephs Hospital for one to two more days after losing her baby. Reynolds and husband Harry Karl, a shoe manufacturer, expected their first child in September.
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Burbank
Calif
APA
Debbie Reynolds
St. Joseph's Hospital
Miss Reynolds
Harry Kari
Roberta Linn Gives Birth to First Child in Los Angeles
Singer Roberta Linn welcomes her first child a 4 pound 2 ounce boy born six weeks early on Tuesday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Roberta Linn
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Premier of Algeria Yields To Bella Leftist Faction
In Algiers unrest mounts as Ahmed Ben Bella and his army backed leftist faction seize influence. Ben Khedda’s provisional government weakens under revolt threats and Ben Bella’s forces push toward power with Berber resistance in Tizi Ouzou and Tiaret. Barred by upheaval Boumedienne commands troops moving toward Constantine.
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Algeria
Bella
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Tiaret
Civi
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Amar Mohammed
Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
Kabylie
Tizi Ouzou
T Defend
Tunisia
Constantine
Houari Boumedienne
Ben Ben Khedda
France
Be Bella
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Katanga
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U. N. Congo
U Thant
Congo
Thant
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Security Council
Union Miniere Corporation
Leopoldville
Finger Lakes
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Canandaigua
State Racing Commission
Commission
Ashley T. Cole
Finger Lakes Association
Lefkowitz
Cole
Batavia Downs
NATO
Rensselaer
Singer
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