Jet Flight Engineers in Agreement
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg announced a settlement ending the threat of a strike by TWA flight engineers after an all night bargaining session. The deal reduces jet crews from four to three to prevent plane grounding at TWA Pan American and Eastern. The 600 TWA engineers would keep their jobs and union identity, with ratification by members expected.
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Washington
Trans World Airlines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
TWA
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Airlines
Goldberg
Flight Engineers’ International Association
Four perish in head on crash near Paxton Indiana
A head on collision one mile south of Paxton on U S Highway 41 killed four out of state travelers and injured others. Dr Ralph Overstreet Jr of West Palm Beach and three Chicago or Alabama residents died in Sullivan County. Overstreet's two children were hospitalized in Sullivan with satisfactory prospects. The Indiana toll for 1962 rises to at least 497. Speed is cited as a factor.
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Sullivan
Ind
Paxton
U. S. Highway 41
Indiana
Lafayette
Sullivan County
Ralph M. Overstreet Jr
West Palm Beach
Fla
Bobby C. Stephens
Dora
Ala
William D. Nannie
E. A. Humphrey
Chicago
Overstreet
Susan
Ralph
Mary Sherman Hospital
Stephens
Nannie
Humphrey
Speed
X-15 Reaches 250000 Feet Sets Altitude Record
At Edwards Air Force Base on June 21 Air Force Maj. Robert M. White piloted the X-15 to 250000 feet surpassing its design ceiling and setting a new altitude mark. White achieved about 3682 mph while Joe Walker's April flight reached 246700 feet. White radioed the view was tremendous and the flight showcased the aircraft’s capabilities for higher reaches.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Robert M. White
Space Agency
Joe Walker
White
North American Aviation
Police Hunt Hancock Fugitive Piper After Jail Break
Police seek 40 year old Clifford Piper of Terre Haute after he escaped Hancock County Jail Greenfield during weed pulling duty. Sheriff Kirkpatrick said he likely fled in a blue late model sedan with a woman driving. Piper had been held since April 25 on fraudulent check charges.
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Terre Haute
Clifford Piper
Hancock County
Greenfield
Edwin W. Kirkpatrick
Piper
Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Vicinity
Local conditions show fair and cool tonight with a mild Friday. Highs reach mid 80s in Indiana and 80s in Illinois, lows upper 50s to mid 60s, with no precipitation reported yesterday. River stage remains 3.3 feet and stationary.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
AGVA Leader Accused of Accepting Hotel Gifts
Senate investigators told that Jackie Bright, AGVA administrative secretary, accepted gifts from the Concord Hotel with which the union has labor deals. Senator McClellan and counsel warned possible federal labor law violations carrying prison terms. Concord Hotel officials testified Bright took thousands of dollars.
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Washington
American Guild of Variety Artists
John J. McClellan
Dark
Senate
Jerome Adlerman
Subcommittee
Concord
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
Catskill Mountains
Jackie Bright
Marion Mayor Edwards stays in Senate race at Indiana convention
Marion Mayor M. Edwards announces to stay in the Democratic race for U S Senate at Friday's state convention after talks with Indianapolis Mayor Charles Boswell. The contest centers on Birch Bayh Jr. with Bayh leading the field and Edwards signaling possible cross-ballot support if needed.
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Indianapolis
Jack) Edwards
Marion
U. S
Edwards
Charles H. Boswell
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Terre Haute
Bayh
Boswell
Statehouse
Claypool Hotel
Joe H. Mettler
Huntington
Fannie May Hummer
Kokomo
Grant County
Don Millspaugh
Northern and Southern Lights Appear Simultaneously
The aurora borealis and aurora australis occur at once, revealing both northern and southern celestial light displays in a rare simultaneous phenomenon.
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United Press International
Border Fight With Cambodia Grows Tense
In Saigon on June 21 tensions rose after Cambodia filed a complaint to the three-nation control commission. The Saigon paper Thu Do said about 100 Cambodian soldiers attacked An Lac, 100 miles west, with eight killed and arms seized, while South Viet Nam reported one dead and two wounded after a six hour clash. Cambodia also accused South Viet Nam of four border violations, and U. S. forces were ordered to stop helicopter troop carries to reduce danger.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
Three-Nation Control Commission
Thu Do
An Lac
Here
U. S
Homemakers Host Youth Convention Banquet
The sixteenth annual Indiana Association of Future Homemakers of America opens with a banquet in the Indiana State College Student Union tonight. About 850 attendees are expected for the 5 45 p m start, featuring Dr Lawrence W Bush of Kansas City MO as speaker on Youth Measure Your Values. Miss Marcia Newton, FHA state president for 1960 61, will preside. The program includes 4H Boy Scout Girl Scout and Y Teens representatives and the state FFA president.
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Indiana Association of Future Homemakers of America
Indiana State College
Jean Johnson
Princeton
Judith Ann Burton
Mitchell
FHA
Carlos Watson
ISC
Indiana State College Student Union
Student Union Building
Lawrence W. Bush
Country Club Christian Church
Kansas City
Boy Scouts
Future Farmers of America
Dr. Bush
Marcia Newton
James
Court Defers Decision in Tryon Pension Dispute
Former City Detective Ray Tryon faces a court battle over his pension suspension. In Superior Court No 2 Judge Albert R Owens will hear arguments from City Board of Public Works and Safety attorney N George Nasser and Tryon attorney Hansford Mann. A ruling on jurisdiction and merits is expected after about a week. Tryon was suspended January 11 and demoted to patrolman with a six month suspension. he is slated to return to duty when the suspension ends July 11.
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Ray Tryon
N. George Nasser
City Board of Public Works and Safety
Hansford Mann
Tryon
Superior Court No. 2
Albert R. Owens
Nasser
Mann
Negro elected to policy body in Church of God assembly
Dr. Gabriel P. Dixon of St. Louis was elected to the policy making general ministerial assembly, becoming the first Negro to hold high office in the 140,000 member denomination. Rev. Harold Boyer of Springfield, Ohio, was re elected chairman as the church met in its 73rd international assembly. A budget of 1 600 950 was adopted for 1962 63 and a $325 000 theology graduate school building at Anderson College was dedicated.
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Anderson
Ind
Gabriel P. Dixon
St. Louis
Church of God—first
Mother Drowns Water Skiing Near Madisonville
Mrs Thelma Smith 32 of Earlington drowned in a water skiing accident at Century Cuts abandoned strip mine pit five miles west of Madisonville. Her husband Edward Smith Jr a night policeman pulled her in a boat. she disappeared and was found five hours later. The couple leaves three children.
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Madisonville
Thelma Smith
Earlington
Century Cuts
Edward Smith Jr
Chinese mass troops near Quemoy and Matsu alarm U S officials
Washington reports a large Communist buildup on Fukien near Quemoy and Matsu may signal an attack on the Nationalist islands or a defensive move amid Nationalist threats to invade the mainland. Officials call the situation dangerous as intelligence notes troop movements and possible Mao Tse-tung distraction of U S attention. Continued on Page 7, Col. 2.
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Washington
Quemoy
Matsu
Red
Chiang Kai-shek
Fukien
Chiang
Formosa
Mao Tse-tung
U. S
Southeast Asia
Shirley MacLaine Stranded by Czech Visa in Moscow
Film actress Shirley MacLaine faced a visa delay in Moscow hindering her planned July trip to Karlsbad Czechoslovakia for a film festival. Her secretary said visas might come later but she remains on vacation until September 1. Earlier in Leningrad she missed a midnight train after partying with Soviet students and lost a bag with tickets films and notes.
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Moscow
Shirley MacLaine
Karlsbad
Czechoslovakia
Miss MacLaine
Loretta Lee
Berlin Wall To Come Down Promises From Rusk in West Berlin
Secretary of State Dean Rusk toured West Berlin and called the Berlin Wall an affront to human dignity. He said it will be broken down one day and pledged continued talks with the Soviet Union to seek a basis for negotiating Berlin's future. He signed the visitors book at City Hall during a 2½ hour visit. He toured Potsdamer Platz and Brandenburg Gate, declaring readiness to explore a basis for negotiation and noting a dereliction to do less.
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Berlin
Dean Rusk
Red Wall
Iit
Wall
Rusk
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Iron Curtain
Potsdamerplatz
Paris
Brandenburg Gate
Parade Planned for Bayh as Supporters Gather
L. W. Letzkus, Democrat county chair, says many Seventh District and county officers will attend Saturday parade for Birch Bayh, the front running Democrat Senate candidate. The welcome home procession along Wabash avenue starts near noon at Highland Lawn Hill and ends by the courthouse. Bayh is reportedly a near certainty for the nomination and will address the crowd around 12:30 in the afternoon.
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L. W. Letzkus
Birch Bayh
U. S. Senate
Letzkus
Bayh
Wabash Avenue
Highland Lawn Hill
U. S. Highway 40
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Herschel Ault
District Post
Headon
Florida
Hancock
U. S. Weather Bureau
Trature Street
A.m
AGVA
By Irwin J. Miller
Bruce McFarland
Albertson
Zahn’s
Amityville
Long Island
McFarland
William Ogden Jr
Glen Cove
White House
By Reinhold Gensz
Berlin Wall
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