Rail dispute sparks airline strikes and court action
Newcastle reports a strike wave as Pan Am and Eastern air crews protest cockpit staffing levels. A U.S. court order ends a previous engineers’ strike while a key hearing before Judge Roslin seeks a two week ruling. The dispute centers on crew composition with pilots and engineers resisting reductions.
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Moroccans Invasion Of Algeria Shocks North Africa
Algiers reports Moroccan troops occupied the Saf-Suf post 16 miles inside Algerian territory amid wider claims of seizures near Colomb Bechar. The Natio nal Mediation Board warned arbitration talks were premature as rail unions and railroad management blamed each other in Chicago labor talks with a 30 day cooling off period before any strike could occur. President Kennedy could extend delay by 60 days with an emergency board recommendation on a 40 000 freight train firemen elimination plan.
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Air Crash Kills 3 and Girl Survives
Three people were killed when a small four place Cessna crashed into the Gulf of Mexico about 15 miles from Port Myers Florida. A teenage girl survived and was hospitalized in serious condition at Lee Memorial Hospital. The incident prompted authorities to impose a curfew in the area.
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Goldberg May Enter Aero Talks
Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg plans to intervene in aerospace labor negotiations to avert a July 23 strike. AFL CIO and IAM leaders report talks with Goldberg in Washington and say he will meet with unions and management cadets to push a settlement affecting about 400,000 workers nationwide, including 100,000 in Southern California. Bargaining with General Dynamics in San Diego was postponed due to stalled progress.
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Benson Eyes Utah 2nd District Nomination
Reed A Benson 34 son of Ezra Taft Benson said he is seriously considering the Republican bid for Utah's 2nd District representative seat. He noted his background and years in public life as factors in a potential campaign.
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Blonde wrestler toppled by high heel in Wichita Falls
A 100-pound blonde, Sue McFarland, knocked down 215-pound pro wrestler Donny Fargo with a spike heel after he pinched her. Off-duty officers arrested McFarland, who required hospital care for his head and shoulder wounds. Police could not identify a suspect in another incident of alleged hat theft.
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Long-Distance Swimmer Sullivan Vanishes at Night
Coast Guard failed to locate Britt Sullivan during a nighttime portion of her five day 100 mile swim from Southampton toward Coney Island. She reappeared at dawn still swimming off Long Island's south shore after two sightings of being in different positions.
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Ikeda Takes Over Economic Planning Agency Post
Prime Minister Hayata Ikeda accepted Aiichiro Fukiyama s resignation as director general of the Economic Planning Agency and assumed the post. A Liberal Democratic Party leadership contest to name a successor to Ikeda is anticipated after the July 14 balloting for the party presidency. Fukiyama challenges Ikeda for the premier s position and the top government post.
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Ma Duncan Accomplices Face Executions August 8
Elizabeth Duncan, 57, and two men convicted in the 1958 murder of her pregnant daughter in law face execution on August 8. The judge set the date after a prior U.S. Supreme Court appeal was denied. The trio, jailed in Corona, include Augustine Baldonado and Luis Moya who allegedly hired Olga Duncan’s killer, while a search for Pvt. Gerald R. Dimpter, missing from Ft. Irwin, continues amid extreme heat.
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