Teachers End NY Walkout After Court Injunction
Nearly 20,000 New York City public school teachers return to classrooms after a state supreme court injunction halts the one day strike. Picket lines are withdrawn, UFT agrees to obey the writ under Condon-Wadlin Act penalties.
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New York
UPI
Supreme Court
Board of Education
Orbade
Ader
Condon - Wadlinaw
Publc
United Federation of Teachrs
UFT
Board
Education
Charles Coge
Spreme Court
William C Scht
John J. Teobald
Smilar
Ted
Politi
Robert Wagner
Res
Weather Summary Fragments From Northeastern Oregon Reports
Fragmentary notes describe weather data across northeastern Oregon counties. Readable items mention temperatures and regional observations with limited detail and unclear dates or units. The text preserves a snapshot of forecast style without full context.
Where To Turn Complete Rounds for Open Events
A compact guide lists area tournament steps and course improvements for open rounds. Officials outline upcoming event dates and related improvements to facilities and practice areas for players and clubs.
Cubans Plan Return of Bay of Pigs Invaders to U S
Cuban exile delegates negotiating with Fidel Castro to free 1 179 prisoners demand $62 million in ransom. First group of 34 wounded invaders to be released, with cash deposited in Royal Bank of Canada Montreal. Delegation plans Miami flight Saturday with two doctors and remaining sick and jailed invaders to follow.
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Havana
UPT
United States
Fidel Castro
Royal Bank of Canada
Montreal
Banco National de Cuba
Miami
New York
iCastro
Marine Corps bans "drumming out" ceremonies nationwide
The Marine Corps prohibits the drum out style punishment used in Norfolk Virginia last week for a young Marine with a bad discharge. An investigation is complete and a directive will bar this ceremony from all units.
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Washington
Upi
Marine Corps
Norfolk
U S to Release 145 000 from Reserves and Guard
The Army announced the immediate release of 145 000 Reservists and National Guard members called to duty for the Berlin crisis. Kennedy said the decision reflects steady permanent buildup, not a new geopolitical change, and units will return home in August after the emergency strength ends.
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John G. Warner
International
Army National Guard
Redent Kennedy
Berlin
Kennedy
Kennedy and Shah confer on military aid plans
President Kennedy announced a Taft Hartley injunction to halt the West Coast maritime strike for eight days citing public interest and safety. He said Gen Lucius Clay would remain available as a consultant and warned of heightened combat readiness for U S troops abroad. In the open end talks with the Shah of Iran the two leaders discussed help in arming Iran and strengthening CENTO amid Soviet pressure.
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Kennedy
Justice Department
National Health and Safety
San Francisco
Lucius B Clay
Berlin
Clay
Hack
Nevessary
South Vietnam
Washington
UPTV
Belmng
Iran
Negdec
Jarcely
Shah
White House
Meeiing
Dean Rusk
Tefon
Robert 5
Namara
Egypt
Iraq
Middle East
Litterbugs Clean Up Road After Sheriff Offer
In Monticello Indiana two men caught dumping waste paper faced either prosecution or a three hour cleanup. They chose to sweep the mile long road under sheriff Charles Miller’s option.
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Monticello
Ind
UPI
Charles Miller
River Pilot Strike Enters Second Week
A river pilots strike paralyzed shipping on the St. Lawrence Seaway from the mouth to Kingston Ont entering its second week. Transport Minister Leon Baker expressed hope for settlement as shipowners said vessels would sail with or without pilots once the ice clears.
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Montreal
UPI
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence River
Kingston
Ont
Leon Baker
Shipping Federation of Canada
Baker
Amite Berard
Federation of St Lawrence River Boats
Berard
Ralew
Ralser
Senate Confirms White as Supreme Court Associate Justice
The senate on Wednesday confirmed Deputy Attorney General Aston R. White as an associate justice of the Supreme Court, in a confirmation vote widely reported under the nickname Whizzer.
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Senate
Aston R. White
Supreme Court
Premier Friel Casim Held Over Ransom Demand
The article reports Premier Friel Casim demanding a 42 million dollar ransom for hostages, asserting the U S government would not negotiate. It notes Lyman Lewnitzer presenting a Merit award to a Pearl Harbor era officer described as a long-time operative with the American government.
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Friel Casim
Casim
U.S
GES
Lyman Lewnitzer
Jour Chefe
Kennedy
Prison sentence handed to Robert Crank in burglary case
Robert Crank received a prison sentence Wednesday after being convicted of burglary in LASCON. The case involved UPL prosecution and highlighted the criminal act and judicial outcome.
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Lascon
Robert Crank
Steel price hike could lift costs on appliances and autos
A $6-a-ton steel rise is Seen to lift production costs across industries. Walter J. Campbell says autos may rise $10.50, tractors $4.65, washers 4 cents, and refrigerators 51 cents, with appliance makers forecasting price increases while TV sets face little impact. Industry leaders caution on timing and extent.
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Kansas Petroleum Industry
Walter J. Campbell
Steel Magazine
United Press International
Cleveland
Ohio
White House Holds Firewall Meeting Over Steel Price Rise
President Kennedy and top cabinet officials met in the Cabinet Room for about 40 minutes to discuss actions against the steel price increase. The session included McNamara and other leaders, with a possible DOJ antitrust move against U S Steel noted as a topic.
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Washington
Defense
Roberts
McNamara
Stern
Department
Roger M. Blough
Steel
New York City
Justice Department
U. Steel
U.S. Steel
Aluminum Company ofAmerica
ALCOA
Aluminum Ltd
Canada
Andrew Hatcher
White House
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Treasury
Henry Fowler
Cher
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Paul Bard Dixon
Federal Trade Commission
Justice, Defense and Labor Departments
Hatcher
Varius
Defense Department
Hatener
Aorice
Ne U
Wednes- Ga Hathme
Kennedy
Cosmonauts Day Marked by Russians
The Soviet Union marked Cosmonauts Day to honor Yuri Gagarin and spaceflight milestones. The celebration included a planned Kremlin appearance by Nikita Khrushchev and ceremonies noting the first anniversary of Yerga? spacecraft success, with officials foresee a grand parade and public observances across the country.
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Moscow
Sawet Union
Wwe
Kremlin
Soceter
S. Khrushchev
Dave
National Steel hikes prices amid industry-wide rise
Pittsburgh based National Steel Corp fifth largest basic producer said it will raise prices to meals announced by rivals. Board Chairman Thomas E. Millsop announced the new prices take effect at midnight, making National the seventh major producer to lift prices this week. Other firms include 0.8 Steel Bethlehem Republic Dones Laughlin Youngstown Steel & Tube and Wheeling Steel.
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Ross D. Siragusa
Chicago
Admiral Corp
Westinghouse Corp
General Electric Corp
Judson S. Sayre
Borg-Warner Corporation
Norge
Pittsbergh
UPI
National Steel Corp
Thomas E. Millsop
National
Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Dones and Laughlin
Youngstown Steel & Tube
Wheeling Steel
Goldwater Defends Steel Price Hike At Ambassador Club
Sen. Barry Goldwater told 1300 Ambassador Club attendees in St. Louis that President Kennedy erred in condemning steel price increases. He argued the rise was necessary and reasonable and blamed economic advisors for the supposed failures of the New Frontier and Fair Deal. Goldwater asserted ongoing cost pressures justify higher steel prices.
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ST. Louis
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Goldwater
Ambassador Club
Chase Park Plaza
8 Killed in Welsh Mine Disaster Report
Eight miners died in a Welsh coal mine after a collapse trapped workers. The National Coal Board reported the incident as rescue efforts continued and no survivors were confirmed at the time.
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Hirways
Wales
UPI
Tage
Finothere
Cupid Cancels European Trip
Joy Stock of Pittsburgh arrived on a Pan American transatlantic jet when a call from her boyfriend led to a marriage proposal. She rushed through customs and boarded a New York bound airliner after a 34 minute stop in Europe.
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London
Uttilane
Pan American World Airways
Joy Stock
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New York
Europe
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Reme
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Lorain
Weimer Ei
Stork
Seburhan
Alemdar
Sercemfal
Westington
Guard
JFK
Smrees S
Joeepn
Whizzer
Whirlpool Corp
Marion
O'Keefe & Merritt
Los Angeles
American Can Co
Simmons Mattress Co
Minneapolis
Franklin Mfg. Co
Stec
William J. Eaton
Cupid
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