Goldberg Seeks To Avert Strike By Flight Engineers
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg convened a last-ditch meeting with officials from Trans World Airlines the Flight Engineers Union and the Air Line Pilots Union to prevent a planned 9 p.m. EDT Tuesday strike by TWA flight engineers. The walkout would halt operations at the fourth largest U.S. carrier, affecting about 20 000 employees. The dispute centers on cockpit crew numbers and qualifications with arbitration and economic issues at stake and a presidential commission recommendation to trim cockpit crews from four to three and merge flight engineers with the pilots.
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Tucson Mountain Lion Hunt Victim's Body Rescued
The body of Charles Booker Woodward, 60, who died of a heart attack during a mountain lion hunt in the Santa Rita Mountains was airlifted by a U.S. Forest Service helicopter. He collapsed in Sawmill Canyon about 7,000 feet up while hunting with Jack Savage and guide Dale Lee. Woodward had moved to Tucson from Chicago four years ago and was a machinist at Hughes Aircraft Co.
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Girls State ends meet Arizona selects Girls Nation delegates
Frances Lang ford of Mesa and Karen Coxon of San Manuel were named representatives to the Girls Nation assembly in Washington, D C at the closing session of Girls State. Alternate Carolyn Ahl of Douglas. Gov Elizabeth Bean of Arcadia High Scottsdale led the swearing in of officers and Gov Paul Fannin gave a closing speech praising the participants for their achievements in the practical demonstration of free and representative government.
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Pilot Unharmed In Jet Crash Near Naval Runway
Marine reserve pilot Capt. Paul Hoon of New London Conn. escaped injury when his jet skidded on a runway and struck a packed car near Floyd Bennett Naval Air Station. The aircraft burst into flames about 200 feet from a housing area. Three injuries were reported.
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Crossword Puzzle Jumble Clues Mix with Odd Phrases
Puzzle shows a scrambled across clues list with mixed letters and garbled phrases. It includes numerous mis-typed entries such as ren dated terms, Dutch descent hints, and odd abbreviations. The text reads like a corrupted crossword fill with archaic and stray fragments.
Tempe Plant to Close as Controls Company Consolidates
The Controls Company announced the Tempe Arizona plant will close and transfer most automotive production to other midwest plants. The move concentrates Tempe operations and affects the Asses Schiller Park facilities as part of a broader restructuring across its western sites.
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Nuclear test blast set off in Pacific series
The United States announced a nuclear explosion Sunday the 20th as part of a Pacific test series. An intermediate yield device was detonated after being dropped from an aircraft over Christmas Island.
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Construction unions plan ballots amid pending contract deal
In Phoenix and Bienville counties, Teamsters locals and Laborers will meet Thursday while Carpenters vote on their 14 locales. Operating engineers expect a statewide recap next Sunday as Panther associations plan meetings to vote on terms. Spokesmen on both sides anticipate approval of the tentative agreement as the threat of a strike looms over the multibillion dollar industry where about 38 000 workers are employed in the state.
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