Senate Bill to End Airline Strike Advances
Congress poised to act as Senate passes a bill to halt the walkout affecting 60 percent of U S commercial flights. The measure would force an 80 day end to the strike with a 30 day mediation period and federal orders on opposition by unions. Officials warn of economic impact yet defense and safety ties remain unthreatened.
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Argentina moves to restore university autonomy amid resignations
President Juan Carlos On Rana announced a special council to reorganize nine state universities and restore autonomy. In Argentina tensions rose as faculty resignations spread, with about 700 of the 2,000 students at Buenos Aires University reportedly leaving. The government also took over Canyon School for economic reasons, triggering further unrest.
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Teen admits to fun killing in Roscoe Fort Worth case
Nolan County authorities report a Roscoe area youth, 15 year old Mark Richard Harris, confessed to shooting night watchman Lewis Snyder in the back and face. He said he planned the act for fun and told police he would be willing to go in. He was taken into custody after a crash in a stolen car. A gun belonging to the slain watchman was found near Grandview, linked to the suspect along with admissions of a doughnut shop holdup, a Snyder burglary and three car thefts.
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Steel Hike Justified Leaders in GOP Say
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen and House GOP Leader Ford declared the steel price rise justified or necessary, blaming inflation on nonessential government spending. Dirksen urged cost sheets to determine prices and warned against price controls as harmful to the free economy.
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Toastmasters Name Iowa Man as New International President
John B. Miller of Nevada and Iowa was elected president of Toastmasters International at the 35th annual convention on Thursday, succeeding Charles C. Mobhrsto of Toledo, Ohio.
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CIA Spy Suspended After Mystery Raid
Washington CIA veteran Hans V. Tofte was suspended pending an inquiry into his involvement in a dispute with another agent over missing jewelry and exposed classified documents. Two agents Siocum and Speaker allegedly carried out a raid at Tofte’s home in Georgetown on July 23 and 24.
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Truck Bus Collision Kills Child as West Bus Trip Ends
A bus carrying youngsters from Western states returning from a United Nations trip collided with a South Dakota semi truck on U.S. 14 59 south of Marshall Minnesota. One child killed and many injured as investigators assess the crash at the intersection.
Stricken Recruits Reported Excellent Career
An official said a U S attorney's office will decide if an appeal is possible after a court decision involving Boys Inc and its agent Operating Co. The Fifth Circuit may hear the case from Denver California and Susanville Illinois. the decision is not expected for about another month as Army doctors reported two recruits contracting a disease.
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Tennessee Senate Bid Faces Gov Clem ent Campaigns
Governor Clement and rivals including Baker Ellington and Hooker seek the Tennessee Senate seat to fill the late Kefauger's term. Baker leads Roberts as Elliott, former governor and emergency planner, emphasizes Washington ties. Everett and Murray win renomination battles. Republicans mount no governor candidate in the primary.
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Spain Bans Flights of British Planes Over Gibraltar Row
Spain bans all flights of British military aircraft through Spanish air space amid Gibraltar dispute. Ban took effect Thursday as Madrid seeks control over the territory.
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