Airline engineers prepare to strike at 2 p.m.
Pan American and Eastern Airlines face a 2 pm walkout by their flight engineers. Pan Am seeks a Brooklyn federal court injunction to halt the strike while union leaders insist action will proceed. Eastern gives no immediate comment.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American
Brooklyn
Eastern Airlines
Aflcio
Eastern
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Arthur J. Goldberg
Pan Am
National Mediation Board
Francis O'Neill Jr
Robert C. Boyd
Washington
Boyd
Afl-Cio
Airlines
Jetliner crash in severe storm probes 112 killed
Air France Boeing 707 crashed in a tropical rain storm near Pointe-A-Pitre after report of landing gear trouble. All 112 aboard perished as wreckage scattered through thick jungle. Investigators from US CAB FAA and French experts inspect the scene.
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Guadeloupe
Air France
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Paris
Raizet
Boeing
Atlanta Art Association
London Daily Sketch
Washington
FAA
Andre Lesieur
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin Subway Trains Halted After Border Closure
West Berlin police report a train on one of two lines between East and West Berlin was halted twice by East German officers near Alexanderplatz and Bernauer Strasse. After a half hour search one man was arrested as borders remained closed since August.
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West Berlin
East Berlin
Cmunists
Reds
Neukoelln
Alexanderplatz
Bernauer Strasse Station
Laos Forms 19 Man Coalition Cabinet Headed by Souvanna
VIENTIANE Laos Prince Souvanna Phouma heads a 19 man coalition cabinet after Premier Boun Oum and anti Communist ministers resign. The move, backed by the United States and other powers, ends months of civil strife as neutralists conservatives and pro Communists share power.
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Vientiane
Laos
Savange Vathana
Souvanna Phouma
Boun Oum
United States
Pathe
Soviet Union
Souvanna
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Beating Claim Beats Albany: Salesman Wins $95,000 Award
William J. Gardenier, 39, of Schenectady, awarded $95,000 by a State Supreme Court jury for a 1960 beating by Colonie police after arrest on drunken driving charges. Patrolman Gary Coon admitted striking him with a blackjack. two officers named in verdict as defendants. Gardenier had faced charges later cleared by a grand jury and sought $250,000.
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Albany
Supreme Court
Colonie
William J. Gardenier
Schenectady
Gary Coon
Coon
John Sarkis
Gardenier
Farouk Sues For $750 000 Damage
Egypt's former king Farouk sues for 750000 in Miami for libel in Madame Sherry book Pleasure Was My Business. Co defendant S Robert Tralvis wrote the book for Madame Sherry identified as Keith Barnes. Farouk says he never visited America.
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Miami
Fla
Egypt
Farouk
Madame Sherry
S. Robert Tralvis
Keith Barnes
Rancho Lido
West Palm Beach
Madam Sherry
All America
America
Mamie Lips Tea At White House
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. John F. Kennedy met at the White House for tea and agreed on promoting a national culture center. President Kennedy joined briefly and a November 29 closed circuit dinner to raise funds was announced with potential participation by both presidents.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
White House
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
National Center For Drama, Music and the
Prendergast May Start Battle At Demo Convention
Michael H. Prendergast, ousted Democratic state chairman, threatened to clash at the September convention if he is pushed around. He may enter the gubernatorial race to sharpen lines against Liberal leaders Dubinsky and Rose and rally upstate regulars and foes of New York City leadership.
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Albany
Michael H. Prendergast
Rockland County
Democratic Organization
Prendergast
Gov. Rockefeller
David Dubinsky
Alex Rose
Dubinsky
Upstate
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Street fighting erupts as police clash with students in Schwabing
In Schwabing Munich street fighting broke out again early today between hundreds of students and police. Police arrested 26 persons as the Bohemian quarter saw clashes and arrests amid ongoing unrest.
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Schwabing
Germany
Munich
Compromise Farm Measure Hits Senate Opposition
A House compromise to extend emergency wheat and grain controls faces strong Senate resistance. Rep. Harold D. Cooley says the second best option is needed, while Sen. Allen Ellender rejects extensions and urges producers to fully stock bins. The Senate already passed a similar bill, but House leaders doubt approval this session.
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Washington
House
Senate
Harold D. Cooley
D-N. C
Sen
Allen Ellender
Dla
Agriculture Committee
Diners Shoots Saxton Fall Fatal at Canandaigua Stair
Charles Saxton about 70 was fatally injured when he fell down the stairs as he left a Canandaigua diner. The incident occurred today and authorities were called to the scene.
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Canandaigua
Charles Saxton
Stock Market Hits Four Year Low After Weekly Slide
New York stocks fell Friday to their lowest level in nearly four years as five straight sessions of losses dragged major indexes down. The 60 stock average dropped to 202.50 and the Dow Jones average to 539.19, with declines across steel chemical and auto sectors amid recession fears and weak retail sales.
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Phelps Dodge Corp
Ford Motor Co
Associated Press
Wall Street
Rusk Holds Talks in Rome. Buffalo Man Sues Doctors
Secretary of State Dean Rusk meets Italy's President Segni in Rome amid NATO and Common Market talks on a European tour. In Buffalo, a former used car salesman sues four doctors and Buffalo General Hospital for 5 million dollars claiming failed gender transformation surgery left him a sexual freak without reproductive organs.
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Dean Rusk
Italy
NATO
Rusk
Bonn
Antonio Segni
Amintore Fanfani
Attilio Piccioni
Segni
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Atlantic Alliance
Buffalo
N.Y
State Supreme Court
David Reed Cameron
Buffalo General Hospital
Cameron
Joan Carol Reed
Man killed in siding accident at Watkins Glen
Elwin Voorhees Sr., 32, died Friday after being crushed between two moving freight cars on a Pennsylvania Railroad siding in Watkins Glen. Police said he was crawling between cars during a salt loading when the train started and he was en route to visit a mother with a garden nearby.
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Watkins Glen
N. Y
Elwin Voorhees Sr
Voorhees
Girl Killed Crossing Road Near Home
Mary Drew 7 daughter of Mr and Mrs George Dietz Jr was killed Friday when struck by an automobile while crossing a road near her Lockport home.
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Lockport
Mary Filen Drew
George Dietz Jr
Last British Troops Evacuate Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica the last British troops have left Jamaica ending a 30 year occupation. Sixty soldiers of the Royal Hampshire Regiment departed by plane for England after a two year tour of duty. The island’s defense will be undertaken by the local West India regiment soon to be renamed Jamaica Regiment.
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Jamaica
Royal Hampshire Regiment
England
West India Regiment
Jamaica Regiment
Rochester Man Killed as Car Loses Rear Wheel
An early morning crash on Route 3 near Watertown killed 39 year old Robert F. Kyle of Rochester. John Hovanus, 48, also of Rochester and owner of the vehicle, is listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital.
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Rochester
Watertown
Robert FE. Kyle
John Hovanus
Mercy Hospital
Fair Havanus
Eisenhower Attacks Kennedy Policy At Republican Dinner
Former President Eisenhower assails Kennedy on defense spending and domestic policy at a $100 plate GOP gathering. He questions the budget's safety and condemns the administration as floundering amid economic currents while noting support for cuts to defense.
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Eisenhower
Mannedy
Kennedy
Halleck
Charlies A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Fisenhower
Lowville Supervisor Drowns After Boat Upset
The town supervisor of Lowville, Frank DiCarlo, 47, drowned when a boat carrying six town and village officials overturned on Brantingham Lake. Five others escaped, swimming about 30 feet to shore. The group had been at the cottage of Ernest Rice, Lewville town clerk, about 15 miles from Lewville.
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Brantingham Lake
Lewis County Sheriff's Office
Frank DiCarlo
DiCarlo
Ernest Rice
Lewville
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