Tentative Accord at Douglas In Aircraft Labor Talks
A tentative agreement ended a Douglas contract dispute amid broader San Diego Bay area talks. The deal covers vacation and sick pay totaling about 4.44 million dollars plus 2.1 million in regular payroll, easing tensions after contract expiration. Meanwhile a IAM strike hit Convair Pomona with about 3,000 workers, the first in Southern California amid four-firm negotiations.
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Douglas
Long Beach
Long Beach Douglas
International Association of Machinists
Santa Monica
el Segundo
Torrance
SAM
Pomona
California
UAW
IAM
Canvalr
San Diego
Marietta
Riots Mark Nixons Arrival in Caracas
Rioters, including students, pelted Nixon’s motorcade in Caracas' Avenue Urdaneta as he laid a wreath at Simon Bolivar. Police struggled to contain the crowd while the vice president urged unity and a cooperative coffee marketing approach. Secret Service noted unconfirmed tips of violence from multiple sources amid reports of earlier stone throwing in Lima.
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Carlos Sanz de Santa
Nixon
South
America
U.S
United States
Venezuela
U. S
Nixons
Guatemala
Latin America
William Key
Lima
Peru
Sheriff's Widow Named Scioto County Sheriff in Ohio
Mrs. Lucille Justice, widow of Burl E. Justice, was appointed by county commissioners as Scioto County sheriff after his death from an accidental gunshot. The 53 year old sheriff died during a weapons demonstration when a loaded 36 caliber revolver discharged. Justice served as deputy, jail matron and bookkeeper before her appointment.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Lucille Justice
Sciato County
Burl E. Justice
Justice
Herschel Trevis
Sheriff's Office
Airliner Struck by Prank Bullet Near North Central Airlines
A DC3 was struck by a .22 caliber bullet fired from a car in OwaulH Minnesota as two pranksters ages 15 and 17 fired at the aircraft Monday. The bullet missed the pilot by about a foot. Sheriff deputies said no charges were filed and the youths were released to their parents. Pilot Donald Mercer of Minneapolis called the incident dangerous and warned they could have hit the gas tank.
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Ouwalh
Minn
Wenager
North Central Airlines
Mobs Riot in Lebanon 2nd Day
Rioting and shooting resumed in Beirut as a curfew aimed to restore calm. Rioters burned a U S Information Agency library and attacked shops while security forces battled them, with reports of multiple deaths and injuries. A separate clash in Tripoli left many dead after rioters attacked a library and police fought back. An oil pipeline to Tripoli was blown up by unidentified men. Security patrols kept streets off and tense overnight.
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Beirut
U. S. Information Agency
Wer
Tripoli
U. S
Lebanon
Iraq
Eye Opening Probe Due on TV Licenses
Representative Harris heads a special subcommittee investigating FCC actions and TV license transfers Ex parte contacts and mergers. He said hearings will probe cases where licenses were contested and potential law compliance concerns, with plans to reveal informative findings next week. The panel has been reviewing FCC actions related to patents and Channel 10 Miami proceedings. Harris noted the committee and staff have gathered substantial facts in recent weeks.
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Censes
Sév Orent Harris
D-Ark
Harris
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
John C. Doerfer
TV Channel 10
Miami
TV li
Rain and gales sweep Texas Panhandle and plains
Storms and heavy rain struck the southern plains with strong winds in the Texas Panhandle and south plains. More than five inches flooded a creek through Clare do n downtown. Weather shifted north toward the Dakotas as warm air collided with cool air from the Rockies.
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Amarillo
Texas
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Nebraska
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Mullen Pass
Western
Butte
Gulf States
Florida
Hearing Set on Plan for New Weight Rules in California
Public hearings May 13-15 in Sacramento will consider a proposal to align California weights and measures standards with the Federal Bureau of Standards. The hearings by the State Agriculture Department’s Bureau of Weights and Measures cover all measuring devices from farm milk tanks to fabric gauges.
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Sacramento
California
Federal Bureau of Standards
State Agriiculture Department
Bureau of Weights and Measures
Joined in Death Widow Succumbs at Mate's Rites
Mrs. Bessie Slavitt aged 64, widow of 42 years, died during funeral rites for her husband Herman Slavitt at Hillside Memorial Park in Inglewood. He died last Saturday from lung cancer.
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Inglewood
Bessie Slavitt
Hillside Memorial Park
Herman
Sports Season Sparks Contact Lens Demand
Sports season drives demand for contact lenses among thousands of weekend sports fans and athletes. Lightweight thin lenses offer comfort for swimmers and players, with the prospect of wearing them around the clock. Dr J M Soss promotes easy terms and a booklet detailing safety and benefits. Offices in Wilmington Torrance and Pine Avenue Long Beach.
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Jenses
Long Beach
J. M. Soss
Pine Ave
Mod
Wilmington
Torrance
Want Ads Offer Ad-Writing Service
Local advertisement note invites readers to call HE 2 5959 to hire an ad writer for selling, renting, hiring, or buying items. The brief promotes a service embedded in want ads. The exact phone number is provided for scheduling.
Body Found in Abandoned Mine Shaft Near Johannesburg
Undersheriff R B Romero of Santa Barbara County while on a desert outing discovered a man’s body at the bottom of a 70 foot deep shaft in the Olga yadium mine near Johannesburg in the Mojave Desert. The skull was crushed and death dated from one to six weeks prior as investigators seek identification.
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San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
R. BR. Romero
Johannesburg
Mojave
Mane
Romero
Paige
Dena Mine Death Case Tied to Suspect Rope
Attorney Frederick Stoker reports tire tracks leading to the mine shaft where a dead man was found. A blanket wrapped around the head and a rope tied to the neck suggest foul play and are under investigation as authorities pursue clues.
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Dena
Frederick Stoker
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