Explosion injures 30 at Brandenburg chemical plant
An early morning explosion at the Olin Matheson Chemical Company plant in Brandenburg Kentucky injured at least 30 workers and caused extensive damage. The blast 30 miles away in Louisville was heard and seen, with hospitals receiving 15 people and others sent to clinics. State police mobilized ambulances as fire crews fought the blaze.
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UPI
Olin Matheson Chemical Company
Kentucky
Fort, Knox
Elizabethtown
James Willis
Brandenburg Messenger
Willis
Louisville
Mrs ONeil Seeks Review of County Civil Defense
Ruth O Neil chair of the Maricopa County board of supervisors calls for a review of the county civil defense organization. She says the request will go to city and county managers the county board Phoenix Mayor Sam Marchan the city council and defense officials. The move follows a request for investigation by the Women's Civil Defense Council. She says women will be invited to a civil defense meeting, likely Thursday or Friday. She also denies announcing a bid for re election and notes she may run again with an announcement later. Supervisors Barney Burns and James Lindsay have already announced they will run again.
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Phoenix
UPI
Ruth O'Neil
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
County Board of Supervisors
Sam Marchan
O'Neil
Barney Burns
James T. Lindsay
Court rules Arizona body cannot mediate labor disputes
The U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco reversed an NLRB ruling, finding the Arizona Industrial Commission lacks power to mediate or arbitrate labor disputes. The decision also overturns a finding that two railroad brotherhoods committed an unfair labor practice by not notifying a state agency of an impending strike related to Phelps-Dodge Separation.
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Judge Urges Court Solution
A judge calls for a practical court solution to a dispute unresolved by prior rulings. The court's path seeks a fair, timely resolution while avoiding extended litigation. Local officials and attorneys weigh options to balance legal clarity with efficiency.
Chiropractors plan appeal after license revocation
Six Phoenix area chiropractors including Drs Bohyer Bromert Haag Ilstrup Peterson Cook and a Mesa doctor lose licenses as Maricopa County court rules advertising rules illegal. Judge Stanford Jr. orders Board of Chiropractic Examiners to delete references and doctors plan to appeal. Ford Dodd and United Chiropractic Association seek enforcement to halt practice.
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Hugh Ilstrup
William Peterson
A. J. Cook
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United Chiropractic Association of Arizona
Arizona Chiropractic Association
Roy Wilson Named Independence City Manager
Roy W Wilson former Phoenix city manager and Kansas City assistant city manager was appointed Independence Missouri city manager for an indefinite period at 1500 dollars per month. Wilson 68 retired in 1961 after 11 years as Phoenix city manager guiding rapid growth Phoenix population rose from 106000 to 436000 during his tenure Phoenix won All America City award Highlights include a 70000000 bond issue in 1957 and an in service training program The Independence city council vote was unanimous.
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Ex-Premier Bidault OAS support seen ineffective
In Algiers, Bidault's reported support for the OAS is viewed as a desperate underground bid to rally Europeans against Algerian independence. Observers doubt success as security measures rise and French forces reinforce Oran amid OAS violence that has killed 28 and wounded 47 in a day.
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Algeria
UPI
George Bidault
Bidault
Provisional Executive
Joseph Katz
Oran
Kennedy master plan to guide world policy details
A UPI report describes a Kennedy administration plan shaping strategy tactics and goals in world affairs. The nearly 300 page draft limited to policy officials outlines a broad approach to international issues and national security.
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UPT
Kennedy
Prepareea Nn
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NYSE urges clear communications to investors and public
The New York Stock Exchange plans stronger disclosure to stockholders employees and the public. Vice president Ruddick C. Lawrence says many U.S. corporations must better explain their actions and goals. The exchange promotes an editorial guide and supports publications surveys and special reports to improve audience understanding.
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West German Objections Stall New Berlin Crisis Proposals
West German objections hinder submission of four point U.S. proposals to the Soviet Union on easing the Berlin crisis. Bonn resists aspects of a plan including international control of ships through West Berlin and a joint East West Germany committee for trade and communications. State Department officials press Bonn to accept terms amid Allied consultations and a broader effort to reduce Berlin tensions.
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UPI
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Dean Rusk
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Busk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
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Divatand Bok Tad Daron
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Konrad Adénauer
Red Instruments On Moon In 62
Fragmentary UPI copy notes James Bernard discussing instruments on a 1962 moon mission. Mentions US agency and possible director role. text is garbled and names are unclear. Unable to determine full event details or outcomes from the fragments.
Catholic Church Opposes Race Segregation Across History
Vatican sources state the Roman Catholic Church has consistently opposed racial segregation in all forms. The report references papal actions and notable figures, including foot washing for Black priests and the elevation of Afro-descendant cardinals, noting continued efforts toward inclusion amid canonization plans.
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