Tugmen strike sparks MEBA bargaining push
Fort leaders move to withdraw over 1000 tugmen from the union and appoint the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association as bargaining representative. Internal strife prompts International president Thomas W. Gleason to suggest a special convention, called by Capt. Patrick J Culman Jr, grand one.
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Fort
Tugmen's Union
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
MEBA
Thomas W. Gleason
Patrick J Culman Jr
Probers Eye Clues in Braniff Jet Crash Killing 42
Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board joined federal agents near Falls City Nebraska to probe a Braniff International jet crash. Witnesses reported a brilliant flash as the plane plunged from the sky and exploded in a soybean field, killing all 42 aboard. A battered flight recorder was found near the wreckage as officials reviewed the engine and tail sections for clues.
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Aeronautics Board
Falls City
Neb
Tors
Braniff
Rolls Royce
Braniff International
Federal Bureau of Investiga
Nebraska
Ed Slattery
Union called on bill to end airline strike
Witnesses described an explosion before a British jet crashed in a soybean field near a Nebraska farm, as investigators noted silent stakes marking the crash site. The Senate considered a bill to force 35,400 IAM and other airline workers back to work, with Labor officials pressing for weekend talks to renew a settlement amid broad flight grounding.
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FBI
Nebraska
Washington
UPI
Aflcio International Association of Machinists
IAM
Committee On the Senate
Daces
Eastern
National
Northwest
United
Trans World Airlines
Today's chuckle about marriage vows and living together
A lighthearted line notes that marriages are happy but stresses that daily living together after the vows can be the real challenge, offering a humorous take on domestic life.
Honeymoon for Luci Nugent at Capricorn villa in Nassau
Luci and Pat Nugent secretly honeymooned at the Capricorn oceanfront villa on Nassau with Secret Service protection among palm trees. They arrived on a Pan Am flight and were among nine honeymooning couples aboard. The villa is owned by Rebekah Harkness, the New York philanthropist.
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Nassau
Bahamas
UPI
Secret Service
Luci
Pat Nugent
Atlantic
Johnson
American World Airways
Buczkowski
New York
Kennedy
Adeni
Kennedy Husbands
Oceanside
Resten
Capricorn
Rebekah Harkness
The
Aris
Seven U S Planes Downed North Vietnam Penetration
Seven U S planes were shot down over Communist North Vietnam during 107 missions. At least 24 SAM missiles were fired as targets in the Hanoi area were hit, with six U S aircraft lost, including five F105s and an RF101, plus a Navy Skyraider. Two airmen rescued. Ground actions light. Paul Revere operation reported near Saigon.
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Ju. S
North Viet Nam
Red China
U. S
Hanoi
Air Force
Navy
Tha North
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Communist
China
Panhandle
South Viet Nam
Ralph A. Hanson
Miami
Fla
Dea
Red River Valley
Her
Ha Hon
Guam
Phu Yen
Paul Revere
Central Highlands
Saigon
Weekend Ohio road death toll matches worst non-holiday count
Ohio recorded at least 31 traffic deaths over the weekend from Friday evening to Sunday midnight, matching the year’s worst non-holiday period. One car crashes killed teens in Cincinnati and Akron areas, with a father and two youths among the victims in Miami County.
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Ohio
Miami County
Cincinnati
Eae
Akron
Weather outlook with showers and cooler temps ahead
Weather report notes showers and variable clouds tonight with little temperature change. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with a few showers likely ending by afternoon and cooler high near 88 degrees yesterday and a low of 66 this morning.
Amherst Frontier Week Parade and Beauty Contest Winners
The Amherst Frontier Week kicks off with a parade and beauty contest as winners are announced. Medina County Fair set attendance records with women excelling in tractor driving and related contests. A news quiz tests readers on current events.
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Amherst
Medina County Fair
Hungarian born beauty crowned Frontier Week queen at Amherst
Ilona Bodnar, a June graduate of South Amherst High School and daughter of Emil Bodnar, was crowned Frontier Week queen at Memorial Field. She came to the country in 1956 from Budapest, works at Worthington Bail Bond in Elyria, and aims to be an airline stewardess. First runner up Joanie Lange and second runner up Vicky Seagers received trophies and cash prizes.
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Amherst
Memorial Field
Liona Bodnar
South Amherst High School
Emil Bodnar
Russia Rd
South Amherst
Tiona
Budapest
South Amherst High
Worthington Bail Ca
Elyria
Sue Ryan
Spring St
Vicky Seagers
Tenney Ave
Joanie
Marion L. Steele High School
Hobbes
Vicky
Steele
Airlines
Ivan Roberts
Aquamarine Lodge
Avon Lake
Jenney Heinzerling
M O'Neilla
Ted Jacobs
Lorain
Todd Burke
Carol Deshuk Lorain
Robert Kurtz
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Tepetez
Kansas
Des Moines
Iowa
Missouri
Gast
Harley O. Staggers
Dw.va
W. Willard Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
Pat
Quiet Bahama Villa
Lacross
Immedi Bloody Mary
Lucia Colie
Margaret
Sa‘ur- Bucekowski
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
N. Viet
Anne
Associated Press
Lorain County
Lyndon B. Johnson
Contract Bridge
Seberben
Dearhby Ie
Rmn
Storks
Frontier Week
Mona Bodnar
Cen
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Joanie Lange
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