Midnight Walkout Averts GE Strike Action Fails
Federal mediators conduct last-ditch talks to avert a nationwide strike set for midnight at General Electric after the IUE vote. The union seeks a 31 2 percent yearly raise, a union shop, and other benefits, while GE offers a three-year contract with 4 percent raises and removal of the cost-of-living escalator clause.
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General Electric
IUE
James B. Carey
Leo Jandreau
Schenectady
A. C. Stevens
Khrushchev Delays Glen Cove Trip for UN Session
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev delayed his Glen Cove retreat on Long Island to attend a United Nations General Assembly session on China seating. Aide said he might stay in New York through mid October or longer, and the Baltika Khrushchev liner may stay at the East River pier for 19 more days.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Long Island
United Nations General Assembly
Red China
Khrushchev
Glen Cove
United States
Manhattan
Afghanistan
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Waldorf-Astoria
East River
What’s Inside Radk .V 3 Bridge Comicon ss Editorial
The reader sees a mixed page featuring comics and features with notices on editorial content and sports notes. It highlights upcoming events and local notices with small items about community activities and theater listings.
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Walten
Menerel
Pentagon Adds 169 Million for Defense Spending
The Pentagon marks an extra 169 million for defense with much of it to accelerate Polaris submarine missile development. Democrats allege funds were frozen, while the administration says allotments are under review and approved by the Budget Bureau. Other allocations include 107.5 million for Polaris, 33.8 million for the Samos satellite, 25.3 million for Army modernization, and 2.4 million for the Army National Guard.
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Pentagon
Congress
Defense Department
Bureau of the Budget
White House
Budget Bureau
Army National Guard
Four Die In Route 63 Two-Car Collision
Four people died in a two car crash on Route 63 near Pavilion Genesee County Friday night. Victims were Edward Page 51 his wife Helen 56 Mary Cook 91 and Marys mother Ella Root 80. Driver Robert Hettrick 18 of Pavilion was hospitalized with possible jaw fracture. Page a former Genesee County sheriff deputy ran a sewer contracting business.
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Clark Mills
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St. Jerome’s Hospital
Batavia
Emil F. Kinnaid
Leroy
Nixon Ends Tour Of Upstate N Y Moves Into Ohio
Vice President Richard Nixon shifts his 10 state, 5 000 mile campaign swing from upstate New York to Ohio amid rain soaked crowds. He accuses Kennedy of false statements and highlights proposed spending cuts as his image as a poor man’s son contrasts with Kennedy’s wealth. He plans rallies in Akron Canton Mansfield and Evansville concluding the loop.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Troy
Upstate
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Akron
University Hall
Canton
Mansfield
Evansville
Ind
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Kennedy
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Hendrick Hudson Hotel
Latham Corners
Rail strike halts Bethlehem Steel plant in Lackawanna
About 550 South Buffalo Railway workers kept the strike going today, stopping production at the Bethlehem Steel plant in Lackawanna. National Mediation Board official W F Klatte arranged a meeting between two striking unions and the railway to seek a settlement.
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Nigeria Declares Independence in Lagos Independence Day
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, marks independence with 40,000 spectators at Lagos racing track as Britain's flag lowers and Nigeria's green white flag rises at midnight. Prime Minister Balewa leads the transition while relations with Britain and the United States are described as cordial and self-directed.
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Elizabeth
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
United States
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
United Nations
Girl Drowns in Pond Near Delaware County Village
Deborah Jacobs 18 months died after falling into a shallow pond at a home near a Delaware County village. Local authorities investigated the accident reported Friday.
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Deborah Jacobs
Delaware County
Second Nixon Kennedy Debate Set for Friday
The campaign clash between Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator Joan Kennedy moves to Washington for a Friday night debate. NBC said the hour-long program will start at 7 30 p m EDT and follows Monday’s Chicago session as the second of four debates.
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Joan F. Kennedy
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Chicago
Prince Akihito and Princess Makiko Tour New York
Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko visit New York on a four day trip. They shop in Fifth Avenue stores and tour sights including the Bronx Zoo and Yankee Stadium. The couple attends a Japan Society reception at the Waldorf Astoria with John D Rockefeller III noting growing US Japan ties.
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United States
Brown Leads Kennedy Campaign Swing Through East
Gov. Edmund G. Brown flies east for four days to aid Kennedy. The tour includes news conferences in Washington and New York City, rallies and speeches in Maryland Rochester Newark and Atlantic City areas.
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Kennedy resumes bid with Illinois Minnesota stops
Kennedy returns to the campaign trail after a rest, flying to Chicago for a speech to the American Polish Congress and Minnesota bean feed. He plans stops in St Paul and Duluth before St Louis, while Kennedy and family in Hyannis Port await December baby. State Department urges Americans to avoid travel to Cuba unless essential, citing detentions and expropriations in Havana.
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Khrushchev Clashes With U N Over Red China Seat
United Nations debate erupts as Soviet Premier Khrushchev berates the United States over Red China membership. James Wadsworth and Tingiu F. Tsiane square off as the assembly weighs whether Peiping should gain a seat, with Boland expunging Franco remarks and Khrushchev storming out in protest.
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United States
China
Jose Felix de Sequerica
Francisco Franco
Assembly
Frederik H. Boland
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Red China
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Pilot Killed When Small Plane Sideswipes Airliner
An Orlando encounter over the city left a single engine plane struck by an Eastern Air Lines jet. The pilot, Pete Ayres 35, died when his craft crashed near a residential area as the airliner with 11 passengers landed safely.
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FBI Ten Most Wanted Man Arrested After 151 Day Manhunt
Nathaniel Beans 39 of Miami surrendered in an East Side apartment after a standoff with city police. He faced FBI charges in the March murder of Mrs. Raymond, who was shot multiple times with a .38 revolver in Oakland Park Florida.
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Two Army Generals killed in transport plane crash
A small Army transport plane crashed in fog near Oakland killing Maj. Gen. Carl F. Fritzsche, 57, deputy commander Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Hayes, 49, and four other crew and passengers. The craft hit a hill and triggered a brush fire as residents reported hearing a roaring engine and seeing flames. Also killed were Lt. Robert L. Fisher, 27, and warrant officers Richard M. Brown, 38, and Kenneth Kiester, 38, along with Specialist 5 Donald E. Peterman, 25.
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John Barron
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