Strike Averted as UAW Harvester Reach Accord
The United Auto Workers and Harvester reached a three year contract averting a strike by 32 000 workers in 11 cities. Spokesmen said the agreement includes annual wage increases of 214 percent or 6 cents an hour with other enhanced benefits and is subject to ratification by the union council and locals.
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Archbishop John Mitty Dies at 77 in California
Archbishop John J. Mitty, head of San Francisco’s Catholic archdiocese for 26 years, died at 77 after a series of heart issues. Born in New York City and ordained in 1905, he served as U S Army chaplain in World War I and earned France’s Legion of Honor. He led archdiocese expansion with 700 priests ordained and 73 parishes founded across several regions.
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France
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Edward J. Hanna
Egyptians Intercept Israel Bound Mail Seizure at Port Said
Official sources report 70 bags of mail from Australia to Israel were removed by Egyptian authorities from the liner Orsova in Port Said on October 11. It is the first known instance of Egypt intercepting mail on a ship from Australia to Israel. The action is under investigation and has stirred government concern.
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Israel
Orsova
Port Said
Gun Battle Aboard Navy Ship Wounds 3 Sailors
U S military said two wounded sailors were en route to Yokosuka Base after a gun battle aboard a destroyer at Kaohsiung Formosa last week. Seaman Darrell W. Allen of Pontiac Michigan and Quartermaster 3c William M Clair of Spring Valley California were aboard Hull destroyer with the 7th Fleet. Allen berserkly fired at Clair and at Ensign Robert E Johannsen before being stopped by a fellow sailor with a pistol. An officer was also wounded.
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Assured JFK Sabre Sale Details Emerge
Washington Post reports Yugoslavia received obsolescent Sabre jet fighters in a deal disclosed by the State Department and tied to training at Perrin Air Force Base Texas. The purchase, slated to finish by January 15, was aimed at countering Soviet influence and was said to reflect policy shifts under President Kennedy following Eisenhower discussions.
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Washington Post
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