Teamsters Seek 250 Million Yearly In Three Year Pact
Washington The Teamsters Union will push for about 250 million dollars annually in raises and fringe benefits for more than 400000 workers under a three year master contract. President Hoffa unveiled the plan to cover about 85 percent of US trucking firms, including pay raises of 15 cents per hour per year, 1 extra week pension and health benefits, extra holidays, and dental care provisions. Hoffa emphasized no nationwide strike is seen and the proposal was forged with a 75 member committee representing locals.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Eleven Men Rescued From German Iron Mine
Trapped in a flooded iron mine near Broistedt Germany eleven miners are rescued after two weeks entombed. A drilling rig breached to the 183 foot gallery bringing them to the surface in a capsule. One survivor is an electrician among the group.
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Diamter
Heinz Kull
Red Cross
Fritz Baer
Adolf Herbst
Henry Throne
David Fellsin
Hazleton
Soviet marks 46th anniversary of revolt with rocket display
The article notes the Soviet Union paraded a two stage anti missile rocket on Red Square for the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Moscow Radio and Tass describe its military potential and range. A U S Defense official cites comparable defense efforts with the Soviets and mentions Dr Harold Brown.
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Soviet Union
Red Square
Moscow Radio
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U. S. Defense Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Harold Brown
Preminger Receives Catholic Merit Award in Rome
Otto Preminger the film producer receives the Grand Cross of Merit from the Knights of the Holy Sepulcher at a Rome ceremony for The Cardinal a film inspired by Cardinal Spellman of New York.
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Otto Preminger
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Sauquoit Woman Killed In Utica Suburb Auto Crash
Mrs. Josephine Scalzo of Sauquoit, about 40, died Wednesday after her car veered off a road and plunged into a ditch in the Utica suburb of New Hartford.
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Josephine Scalzo
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Utica
Eleanor Roosevelt Died Year Ago Marked by Library Addition
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt death anniversary observed with groundbreaking for a $1 million addition to the Franklin D Roosevelt Memorial Library. Memorial service at the grave included prayers and wreaths from President Kennedy, Adlai Stevenson, and the Roosevelt family.
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Adlai Bk. Stevenson
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New York GOP pledges support for Rockefeller bid
New York Republican leaders Frederick A. Young and Senator Walter J. Mahoney backed Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s presidential bid. Young said Rockefeller can be nominated and elected and will receive undivided support from New York Republicans. Mahoney praised Rockefeller as a capable governor and noted the declaration was not surprising.
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Albany
New York
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Rockefeller
Mahoney
New York State
Buffalo
Polish Cardinal Wyszynski Improves After Kidney Illness
Rome reports Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski age 61, primate of Poland, is improving from a kidney ailment. The prelate, attending the Vatican Ecumenical Council, was stricken Sunday.
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Rome
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Prize Buck Rabbit Becomes A Mother At Fair
A rabbit owned by the J F Dillingham family was named outstanding buck rabbit at the Johnson County Fair in Buffalo Wyoming and surprised spectators when the rabbit unexpectedly became a mother.
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Buffalo
Wyo
J. F. Dillingham
Johnson County
New York Weather Breaks Drought With Rainfall
New York city received more than an inch of rain over two days, lifting water supply concerns. The storm started Tuesday night with 0.07 inches and added 1.15 inches on Wednesday, ending a long dry spell.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Ex-Claims Court Judge Seized In SLA Conspiracy
Former New York Court of Claims judge Melvin H. Osterman was arrested on a six count indictment charging conspiracy and bribery related to the State Liquor Authority probe. He reportedly refused to waive immunity on judicial questions, was removed by the State Court on the Judiciary, and surrendered at the Manhattan DA’s office. The arrest follows Rockefeller’s GOP presidential bid announcement. the charge covers a Jan 1962 conspiracy with a cocktail lounge proprietor to bribe an SLA official to influence investigations.
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Court of Claims
Melvin H. Osterman
State Liquor Authority
Osterman
State Court
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Manhattan
Hogan
Fifth Assembly
Rockefeller
GOP
Liquor Authority
Grace Bodner
New York City
SLA
Siamese Twins Born Near Merlo Argentina
Dr Jorge Dalmiro Dameri announced the birth of conjoined twins in Merlo fourteen miles west of Buenos Aires. The babies are joined at the heads and Dameri says an operation may be possible.
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Merlo
Argentina
Jorge Dalmiro Dameri
Buenos Aires
Infant dies in Buffalo from pacifier cord mishap
Ten month old Arthur Helenbrook strangled Wednesday when a pacifier cord became tangled around his neck. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Helenbrook of Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Arthur Helenbrook
Roy Helenbrook
Burns prove fatal in Hornell gas can blast
Howard C. Brokaw, 45, of Hornell, died Tuesday from burns he suffered on September 11 when a gasoline can exploded in his hands near his home in Steuben County.
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Howard C. Brokaw
Steuben County
Rockefeller Tosses Hat In Ring For Republican Nomination
In Albany, Governor Rockefeller announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination and said he would seek votes in New Hampshire and other primaries before next July’s national convention. He cited policy stakes, criticized the Kennedy administration, and urged other candidates to enter the New Hampshire primary to present clear positions. The live NBC Today broadcast covered his statement, with Rockefeller leaving quickly after delivering it.
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Goldwater
Arizona
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NBC
Allies Face More Trouble With Russians on Autobahn
Western Allies warn of further Soviet roadblocks on the Berlin Autobahn after delaying an American convoy for 42 hours. Officials say Moscow's actions signal a broader pattern and may recur, with headcounts and passenger dismounts at checkpoints guiding responses on the western highway to Berlin.
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Mrs Nhu Seen With Ample Resources Abroad
A Los Angeles source describes former First Lady Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu as a clever businesswoman with funds in other nations and a Riviera villa. The informant notes she left Saigon five weeks ago with $5,000 for herself and her aides, while archbishop Ngo Dinh Thuc handles larger sums. London and Washington views vary on her finances as U.S. officials monitor Viet Nam exchange activity.
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State Department
Nhu May Return to Rebuild Influence in Viet Nam
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu believes loyal officers remain in the military junta that ousted the ruling family. She plans to go to South Viet Nam before the first general election, aiming to regain power with aid from the officers. Her husband Ngo Dinh Nhu and brother Ngo Dinh Diem died in the coup last week.
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Dirksen and wife injured in Virginia wreck
Senate Republican leader Everett M Dirksen of Illinois and his wife were in a car collision on Virginia Route 7 en route to the Capitol. Dirksen suffered a minor injury and a palm cut while Mrs Dirksen broke her right foot. she was taken to a clinic.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Virginia
Capitol
Herndon
Victory Against Reds Report by Viet Nam Press
In Saigon South Vietnam troops reported their first victory since Ngo Dinh Diem's overthrow. Viet Nam Press said 38 guerrillas were killed east of Pha Yen, three soldiers wounded, and weapons seized as the operation continued. The junta reported 33 killed and 233 injured in the weekend coup, with civilians over half the dead.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam Press
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Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Barry Not Expected To Shift Timetable
Sen Barry Goldwater will not alter his timing for a White House bid after New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller declared his candidacy. Goldwater and his wife are vacationing at an undisclosed hideaway and he plans to resume rest until November 12 when he is slated to address a Better Business Bureau meeting in Chicago.
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