Railroads face Kennedy move as unions threaten strike
Talks between U S railroads and five unions collapsed over work rule changes urged by a presidential commission. The unions reject the recommendations, risking the first nationwide rail strike in 18 years as President Kennedy monitors the dispute and the carriers consider implementing the rules.
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UPI
Ennedy Administration
J. E. Wolfe
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Wolfe
Kennedy
Wth
Wgreement
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Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Carriera
Kennedy plans Medicare rally and New York visit
President Kennedy travels to New York for a weekend of Medicare promotion. He will speak at a housing development project by ILGWU, attend a birthday party fund raiser at Madison Square Garden, and headline a nationwide rally to boost financing for medical care for the aged via Social Security. He will also meet with mayors at Gracie Mansion before returning to Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy T
New York
Kennedy
LaGuardia Field
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Ccrats
Madison Square Garden
Gracie Mansion
Robert F. Wagner
Man Becomes U S Citizen for Five Minutes Then Dies
Eureka, California, George Rose, 78, fulfilled a 55 year wish by becoming a United States citizen for five minutes at a court ceremony. After tears and congratulations he left the courthouse, collapsed from a heart attack in the street, still clutching his citizenship papers and the flag.
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Eureka
Calif
UPI
George Rose
United States
Rose
America
New Zealand
Court House
Crossword Puzzle Across Clue Scramble Effects
Fragmented puzzle clues mix languages and letters. The readable parts hint at cryptic style entries with numbers 1 6 9 10 and 26 27 29 96. Content includes references to damage betrayal self sound and Dutch town, suggesting a chaotic crossword rendering.
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Alcouollé Beverage
Bend Hack
Anecdotal Note From Anowor and Westerda
Fragmentary OCR hints a named girl and an event or letter in Homudrye with references to 49 and 48. Readable bits mention a revelry and a letter, but specifics are unclear. The piece appears historical with foreign-place terms and partial names. no clear dates or outcomes emerge.
House to cut Alliance for Progress funds 20 percent
The House Foreign Affairs Committee plans a 20 percent reduction in Kennedy's Alliance for Progress aid to Latin America and may shift future funds to a repayable loan basis. Grants would be limited unless the administration can justify special cases. Action expected next week.
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Washington
API
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Presiie Kennedy
Food Poison Runs Course Officials Say
A UPI report says a serious salmonella outbreak in 18 states appears to have peaked, with 95 lab confirmed cases this year and 42 non confirmed eatery cases. The last case was reported in April and the heaviest spread was in the upper Middle West.
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UPI
U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Blic
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Missouri
Maryland
Delaware
Upper Middle West
Flaschen to present paper at regional engineering conference
Dr. Steward Flaschen director of physical sciences research and development for Motorola semiconductors will discuss protective packaging aging of semiconductor devices at the 7th Regional Institute of Engineers Conference in Seattle. Topics include moisture protection surface stabilization and packaging approaches. He recently received the Forrest Award for discovery of new glass systems with potential electronic and encapsulation applications.
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Steward Flaschen
Motorola -Semiconductor Products Division
Regional Institute of the Engineers
Seattle
Flaschen
Forrest
Captive City Scene Describes Greek Partisans
A fragment describes a film scene set during Greek partisan activity. The shooting location and medical response are briefly noted as part of the narrative.
Groundbreaking for Arizona Diamond's Ward store complex
Ground will be broken for a large regional shopping center at 44th Street and Thoms Road in Phoenix. Diamond’s new store will cover about 200000 square feet with a glass enclosed mall 60 feet wide, plus a separate Ward store of 83000 square feet, parking for 5500 cars, and a full service complex opening late in 1963. Architects Copeland Novak Tarael of New York City and local rep John Schotanus Jr. lead the project with land loaned by Frank Campbell of C and A Investment Co.
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Fee! Co
44Th Street
Arid
Thoms ‘Road
Diamond's
Arizona
Ward's
Hag
Copeland, Novak and Tarael
New York City
John Schotanus, Jr
Phoenix
Frank Campbell
C, and A, Investment Co
McDowell
General Leasing
W. W. Kanun
M. H. Berkson
New York
Mickey Mouse design dropped from Peru cups
In Peru a Pap er Cup and Container Institute gift of 400000 specially designed cups for school lunches was reviewed by a US Food for Peace official. Mickey Mouse designs were rejected as he is viewed as just a rat in Latin America.
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Washington
Mickey Mouse
Latin America
U.S. Food For Peace Program
Peru
Food For Peace
The
Paper Cup and Container Institute of
New York City
Mickey
Wee, Mousa
State Barber Board Former Member Repe payment to State
A former member of the state barber board will repay to the state money his daughter received as an employee. The case centers on misuse of funds and restitution to state coffers.
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Phoenix
UPI
Estes case details unfold in federal fraud probe
Federal prosecutors charged Texas magnate Estes with fraud tied to government cotton storage programs. Kennedy reported 78 FBI agents on the case as Mundt described a scheme where Estes allegedly took over allotted cotton acreage from farmers. Officials noted the transfer appeared improper and questioned the understanding among farmers.
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Estes’ Kennedy
FBI
Cas
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A. Kennedy
Texas
See Come Estes
Cotton Advisory Board
Mundt
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Pidge Ew Aald
Department ‘Agriculture
John C. Beware
Bagwell
Call for bids legal notice advertises city sale terms
City manager McDonald announces a legal notice seeking bids for ordinances resolutions and newspaper publication space. Bids must specify publication rate and column measurements and include five copies of each publication for the city of Me era.
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Arizona
Meera
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