Mediation Pushes Toward Last Chance to Avert Rail Strike
Federal mediators met with management and labor leaders in Chicago amid a looming nationwide rail stoppage set to begin Monday. Six shop craft unions seek higher wages after 18 months of talks, rejecting the emergency board's 27 cent per hour three year offer while White House involvement remains undecided. The walkout could halt service on 187 railroads and terminal operators handling over 90 percent of U S rail traffic.
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Chicago
White House
Presidential Emergency Board
Fox
New Mexico Toll Road Totals Up to Date
N M road tolls for the current year stand at 320, compared with 328 tolls at the same date last year. Officials note variation but maintain steady traffic across major routes.
Indictment Hears Controversial Krebiozen Promoters
Federal grand jury charges Dr. Andrew Ivy and four Chicago associates with conspiracy fraud and mislabeling over the cancer drug Krebiozen. The case cites false patient outcomes, inflated production costs, and a forged death certificate as part of alleged scheme. Bench warrants issued. bonds set, with Durovics released on recognizance.
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Chicago
Krebiozen
Andrew C. Ivy
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Promak Laboratories
Stevan Durovic
Marko
William E.P. Phillips
Foundation
Durovic Brothers
Durovics
Ivy
Roosevent University
University of Illinois
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
Defendents
Plane Crash Mystery Deepens Over Arden Dome
Las Vegas nine aboard a Bonanza Airlines F27 died when the aircraft vanished in heavy snow near Arden Dome. Pilot Hank Fitzpatrick, 41, transmitted two minutes before disappearance. investigators and crews removed bodies from the 4,200 foot ridge as the Civil Aeronautics Board begins inquiry.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Arden Dome
Bonanza Airlines
McCarran Field
Phoenix
Hank Fitzpatrick
McCarran
Las Vegas Valley
Nellis Air Force Base
Ford Idles Nearly Half Its Workforce Amid Strike
About 70 000 Ford workers are idle as strikes cause a parts shortage. The 11 500 layoffs hit Chicago plants, with a total 160 000 hourly paid employees at risk nationwide. Nine strikes began Nov 6, affecting Yee lant Sterling Tow Mich Buffalo stamping and Wayne assembly sites.
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Chicago
Yeelant
Sterling Tow Mich
Buffalo, NY
Wayne
Nations pledge funds to UN aid program tops $71 million
The United Nations Technical Assistance Board reported 92 nations pledged 71.7 million dollars toward the 1965 goal of 150 million. The United States withheld its usual 40 percent pledge, hoping developments allow a substantial near future contribution. Britain led with 10 million, the Soviet Union and France each pledged modest sums, while others contributed toward the ambitious target.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Technical Assistance Board
United States
U.S
Franklin H. Williams
U.N
Soviet Union
David Owen
Airman Killed In Highway Crash Near Roswell
A one car crash 1.6 miles south of Roswell on Dexter highway killed Walter Jackson 33 of Walker AFB and injured Benjamin L. Culver 23 of the 112th Medical Group. Both men were transported to St Mary’s Hospital. Jackson pronounced dead. Culver listed in serious condition at Walker AFB Hospital.
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Walter Jackson
Benjamin L. Culver
Roswell
Dexter Highway
812Th
Walker Air Force Base
112Th
St. Mary's Hospital
Ballard
Jackson
Howard Smith
Culver
Premier Tshombe base in Congo targets Stanley Ville clash
Congo reports Premier Moise Tshombe's white mercenary army has established a base in a north central town to assault the rebel stronghold of Stanley Ville. The move signals intensified fighting in the region with UN involvement ongoing.
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KINDS
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Stanleyville
Judge Ballard Dies at 83 City Pioneer of Roswell
R L Ballard born December 3 1880 in Roswell died Monday after extended illness. Police judge 1940 1954 he helped found First Christian Church and resided at 307 S Washington Ave. Survived by wife Debit Sellers Bond daughter Mrs Tom Mann four grandchildren three great grandchildren and brother James C Ballard. Funeral at Ballard Chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Masonic graveside rites to follow.
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R. L. Ballard
Mr. Ballard
New Mexico
White Oaks
New Mexico Military Institute
Gess Military
Cademy
Ballard
First Christian Church
Joyce-Pruit Co
Prescott
Ariz
Gross-Miller Grocery
Debit Sellers Bond
Tom Mann
James C. Ballard
S. Washington Ave
Ballard Chapel
Kenyatta appeals for safety of American missionary Paul Carlson
In Leopoldville Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta urged Stanleyville rebels to spare Paul Carlson a California medical missionary sentenced to die for alleged spying. U S Secretary of State Rusk asked Kenyatta to intervene as Congo civil conflict widens with threats against foreigners amid Tshombe government clashes. Carlson’s wife vouches he is no spy as Red Cross channels seek contact with rebels.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
Stanleyville
Paul Carlson
Christophe Gbenye
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Kenyatta
African Committee
Rolling Hills
Calif
Kemba
Ouassolo
United States
Carlson
Chicago
Arden Almquist
Covenant World Missions
U.S
International Red Cross
Yakoma
Central African Republic
Moise Tshombe
Steele Hearing Rescheduled in Roswell Slaying Case
District Court arraignment for Robert P. Steele, tied to the October 3 deaths of Erika McGowan and her son Peter Fortin, and an aggravated battery charge in the shooting of Airman 1C John Daniels, was reset to November 23 because defense attorneys are out of town.
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Robert P. Steele
Patrick Hanagan
Steele
Ross Malone
Harold Hensley Jr
Roswell
Erika McGowan
Peter Fortin
John Daniels
Top Political Leaders Attend Kiker Funeral
In Albuquerque a large group of state leaders attended funeral services for Henry Kiker Democratic county chairman and his wife Barbara who died in a Thursday night traffic crash. Services at St Johns Episcopal Cathedral were led by Bishop C J Kinsolving III with pallbearers including Senator Joseph Montoya and former Governor John Simms.
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Albuquerque
Henry Kiker Jr
Kiker
Bernalillo County
Democratic
John Schuelke
John Simms
James Sidwell
Richard Hansom
Willard Kitts
U.S
Joseph M. Montoya
Kenneth Katley
St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral
Riker
UPI
Henry Kiker
Barbara
Kikers
St. Johns Episcopal Cathedral
C. J
Ball Concludes German Parley
U S Undersecretary of State George Ball returned to Washington after meetings in Frankfurt with Chancellor Erhard and Foreign Minister Schroeder. Discussions focused on promoting a multilateral nuclear force and pressing NATO to raise its role and scope in East West security.
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Germany
U.S
George Ball
Washington
Ball
Ludwig Erhard
Gerhard Schroeder
United States
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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