Record May Job Total Shows Continued Economy Improvement
The May job total rose with nonfarm employment up 0.62 million to a record high, aided by teens entering the workforce. Farm employment increased nearly 100,000 to 5.428 million as output rose with fewer workers. Unemployment is projected to rise in June due to teen labor force entry before easing later in the year.
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Arthur J. Galdberg
Goldberg
Seymour L. Wolfbein
Tebor
Wolfbein
Two Italian Trains Crash Claims 61 Lives
Report of a disaster in which sixty one people died in a train collision in Italy. Rescuers work through wreckage as officers cut away debris with torches to reach survivors and recover bodies. Eyewitness accounts describe mangled scenes and grim conditions amid the wreckage.
Chicago gangland slayings rise to yearly peak
The body of Sean Johnson, 22, was found in an west side alley with hands bound by a necktie and two guns nearby. Police say he had informed on a narcotics peddler a year ago and fear retaliation. Gang killings surge as May incidents bring multiple grisly slayings in the city.
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Chicago
Sean Johnson
Ute County
Johnson
Jin
Rail Strike Averted in Montreal Contract Reached
Montreal reports CN Rail and the Trainmen's Union have sealed a new contract averting a strike scheduled for June 4. Management continues bargaining with about 110,090 non-operating employees as negotiations proceed.
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Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Italy Hit By Second Train Disaster In Six Months
In several cases victims were crushed as rescuers freed them while still alive. Doctors amputated both legs of a woman to save her, but she died en route to hospital. The week saw Italy’s third train wreck, with a rear coach plunging 100 feet near Catanzaro killing seven. Earlier, a head-on collision near Rome injured 35, and a separate derailment near Turin killed one and wounded many.
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Italy
Catanzaro
Rome
Turin
Japanese Protest Johnston Island Nuclear Tests
Japanese Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka protested verbally to U S Ambassador Edwin O Reischauer at Johnston Island during a 45 minute session about high altitude nuclear tests. Kosaka demanded at least 24 hour advance notice for every test and Japan reserved the right to seek compensation for damages.
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Jukyo Ud
Zentaro Kosaka
U. S
Edwin O. Reischauer
U.S
Johnston Island
Kosaka
United States
Japan
Seabee Detachment Leaves for Thailand
Seabees depart from MCB 10 for Thailand to support U S Marine combat units and the 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade. The detachment, based at NANA Okinawa, joins U S forces in the region for deployment.
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Seabee Detachment
Thailand
Nana
Okinawa
U. 8
Mcb
Thaiand
Marin Ditionary
Hayworth and Merrill Fly Separate From Hong Kong Tour
A fragmented report notes Gary Merrill and Rita Hayworth flying separately from Hong Kong after a Southeast Asia tour. The item references FBI ties and a note left by a San Juan agent, with unclear chronology and missing details.
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Ameér
Ican
Gary, Merrill
Merrill
Rita
Hayworth
Tokyo
Southeast Asia
San Diego
UPI
Thomas
Hong, Kong
Standard
E. Bishop
Miss Hayworth
Federal’ Bureau of Invests
Gation
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