City Bureau Mediator Pushes Resolution after Bus Strike
Long Beach faces a potential transit shutdown as City Manager Mansell, backed by the City Bureau of Franchises, acts as mediator to avert a repeat bus strike. After tense talks, a 60 day truce was agreed while union and company officials argued wage retroactivity and cooperation.
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Hy Bor Sanders
Long Beach
John R. Mansell
Hdute Deley
Bureau
Airranchises
Henry
Jordan Chisé Enpioneer
Mansell
Long Beach Motor Bus Co
Amalgamated Transportation Union
Ensal 1277
Jules Medcott
At & P.m
Bert Band
Emmett Sullivan
Alies Henry Jordan
City Bureau of Franchises
EE. J. Diaz
Ees
Diaz
Italy charges flier as spy amid Bari probe
An Italian investigating judge in Bari issued an arrest warrant for Bulgarian Air Force Lt. Milusc Solakov, 22, charged with political and military espionage. He allegedly crash landed January 20 after twice flying over a NATO missile base, while recovering in Bari civil jail infirmary.
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Bari
Italy
Milusc. Solakov
Peirce
Selakoy
Kennedy probes stockpile excesses in nationwide inquiry
President Kennedy announces a probe into excessive stockpiling as part of a broad national effort. The notice directs readers to related coverage across multiple pages including Page A and Page B-1 for the main story, with side items in Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, and various sections.
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Kennedy
Hal Boyle
Wells
Wilson
Kennedy Seeks Major Welfare Expansion Plan
President Kennedy proposed a 193 million expansion of permanent federal welfare outlays aimed at rebuilding wrecked lives and careers rather than issuing relief checks. The move signals a shift in welfare policy and broader social support ambitions from the White House.
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Washington
Kennedy
Kennedy urges welfare reforms and extended aid program
In a special message to Congress, President Kennedy argues for a permanent extension of the one year aid to dependent children of the jobless, greater rehabilitation funding, and warns that drastic local cuts to relief rolls have failed to solve issues. He cites Newburgh and calls for measured federal action over local austerity.
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Kennedy
Congress
Moscow
Vyacheslav Molotov
Rendoval Ve
Soviet Leader Molotov Said to Be Hospitalized
A Foreign Office spokesman denied the report on Molotov amid claims of political importance. The informant said Molotov had been in hospital about ten days with a non dangerous condition. His wife Paulina reportedly visits. Molotov returned Nov 12 from Vienna after serving as IPC representative.
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Foreign Office
Tta
Molotov
Paulina
Mololoy
Vienna
International Atomic Energy Commission
Khrushchev
Thief Steals $21,263 Diamonds from Bullock's Store
In Los Angeles, diamonds valued at 21,263 dollars were stolen from Bullock's downtown department store. Jewelry manager Gordon Ju. Tsaaeson found 71 stones missing from a box in a two-safe area left open during business hours at closing time.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bullock
Gordon Ju. Tsaaeson
Weather Friday Forecast Shows Sunny Day Ahead
The notice indicates a sunny Friday with a notable temperature rise. Maximum temperature by noon today is 72 degrees.
Rusk to Hold News Conference After OAS Parley
Secretary of State Dean Rusk scheduled a news conference at 4 p.m. EST after returning from the inter American foreign ministers meeting in Punta del Este. The briefing aims to brief reporters on the outcomes of the OAS parley and U.S. positions discussed during the talks.
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Rusk
OAS
Washington
Dean
Rusi
Shorty
Punjs del Este
Reds Claim Tunnels Under Wall In Berlin Border Row
East Germany charged the West with building spy tunnels from West to East Berlin near the Wallankstrasse border station. Communist officials showed burrows to reporters and urged punishment of West Berlin “bandits.” Deputy Foreign Minister Otto Winter protested to the French commandant, calling the tunnel an injury to the GDR’s territorial integrity and to international order.
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Otto Winter
Jean Lacomme
German Democratic Republic
Herlin Fast Weels
Fog Shrouds Central California in Deadly Crash Wave
In a bus train collision and multi vehicle wrecks, fog in central California caused at least 11 deaths and closed dozens of schools. Visibility was near zero across Fresno Merced Stockton Bakersfield as Weather Bureau warned the dense fog would persist through Friday.
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Fresno
California
Weather Bureau
San Joaquin
Sacramento
Mendota
Marvin France
Bradford M. Crittenden
California Highway Patrol
Acr
sHganish
Stockton
Merced
Bakersfield
Grounded crow prompts city law in Wisconsin
Kewaunee City Council drafted an ordinance to stop Blackie the crow from leaving her owner Mrs. Paul Mutehaw’s home and roaming the town. The pet bird steals bright clothing and caps, prompting police and residents to seek controls.
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Kewaunee
Wis
Blackie
Paul Mutehaw
Wisconsin
Mutehaw
Tavern Geir
Mrs. Matchew
Byrd backs probe of stockpile secrecy in Kennedy clash
Senator Byrd endorsed a GOP proposal to have his committee investigate the nation’s stockpile secrecy. He said President Kennedy asked removal of secrecy on the $7.7 billion stockpile, with details largely classified, and vowed a fair inquiry. Senate leaders had floated Byrd taking over the probe.
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Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Stuart Symington
Bvie
Armed ‘Services Subcommittee
Joint
Senate
Republican
Everett M. Dirksen
Mllnois
Planes to Join Hunt for 18 on Trawler
Air Force planes were expected to join in the search today for 18 men from a French trawler lost off Newfoundland in a blinding snowstorm that lasted five days. Hopes of finding the crew of the Ravenel alive dimmed after wreckage and lifebelts were found on a Burin Peninsula beach as snow reduced visibility to zero.
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St, John's
Nild
UPI
Air Force
Newfoundland
Burin
Kennedy Proposes Broad Federal Wiretap Law
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged Congress to pass a comprehensive federal wiretap law to protect privacy while aiding law enforcement. He proposed outlawing private wiretaps and requiring federal court orders, with exceptions for treason espionage and atomic secrets, and he suggested potential penalties for illegal tapping.
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Wasilington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Gensetal
San Luis Obispo Hit by Moderately Strong Earthquake
An earthquake described as moderately strong was felt in parts of southern San Luis Obispo County at about 10 35 p m Wednesday night. The tremor raised dishes and household items in the Pismo Beach and Grover City areas and was felt in San Luis Obispo about three minutes later.
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San Luis Obispo
Fismo Beach
Grover City
Bombs Hit Soviet Trade Center in Rio de Janeiro
Three bombs were thrown at the Soviet inside mission in Rio de Janeiro early today. The front of the building was damaged but Russian officials inside escaped injury.
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Rio Rio DE Janeiro
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