Pay Hike Ends WU Strike As Workers Return
About 20,000 Western Union Telegraphers end a weeklong walkout after a new contract grants 4.5 percent annual raises for two years and improved pensions and job security. The agreement retroactively covers June 1 expirations. walking and bicycle messengers receive 0.5 dollar raise with two years service.
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ED. Hageman
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Hage
Weather Chaos At Han cock Field Triggers Wide Storm Talk
Weather bureau reports 50 mph winds and 1.41 inches of rain at Han cock Field. Officials note lake levels rising and discuss eerie references to ancient storms and witchcraft. Religious overtones appear in quoted verses as authorities assess risk and causation amid ongoing weather alerts.
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Hancock Field
Skaneateles Lakes
England
America
Bible Q&A Quiz Sparks County Court Row
A rough OCR reads like a county court record mixed with quiz questions. It cites a 17-year-old driver fined $109 and given 90 days, and another for driving under the influence. The text asks who first in Bible fluence of intoxicating liquor and mentions a judge’s notes.
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Mutchinson
Kan
King James
Auto
William Gossage
Ee Ness
Cain
Canaan
Gene
Seven satellites to ride Titan 3 rocket next week
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP seven military communications satellites weighing about 100 pounds each will be launched by a Titan 3 rocket in a six hour sequence to place a 21 000 mile high orbit. NASA said 17 of 21 experiments on the Ogo 3 satellite have begun beaming data back as other experiments are activated. Ogo 3 studies solar activity and space weather. An eighth craft gravity gradient satellite will also ride the Titan 3 to test earth gravity stabilization.
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Viet Nam
Globe
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
Oge 3
Jearin
Oga
Orbiting Geophysicical Observatory
Ogo 3
Rapce
Ititan J
Orbil
Marchers push into Ku Klux Klan territory in Mississippi
Civil rights marchers led by Rev. Ralph Abernathy head into rural Mississippi to spur voter registration, planning to camp along highways and visit nearby hamlets as medics set up aid stations. James Meredith was killed by a sniper earlier, and Dr. King contemplates fringe marches and voter outreach near towns.
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Mississippi
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Homent
Richard
M. Swit
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Tenn
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James Meredith
Trenton
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King
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