Elyria Telephone workers vote strike authorization but stay on job
Elyria Telephone Co. workers remain at work as negotiations continue after Local 4376 of the Communication Workers of America voted overwhelmingly Friday night to authorize a strike. The contract expired at midnight, with talks overseen by the US Mediation and Conciliation Service.
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Elyria Telephone Co
Local 4376
Communication Workers of America
Thomas Ryan
The
International Union
Ford Lorain plant union to hold strike vote
United Auto Workers Local 425 authorized a strike ballot for Ford Motor Co Lorain assembly plant workers about 2 500 of the local 54 000 members would vote by show of hands if attendance allowed Edward Mitchell said the vote could occur next Monday or Tuesday and the union must wait 60 days after notice before striking Health and safety grievances are the main issues with the plant wide complaints cited by Dave Sparks
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Lorain
United
Ford Motor Co
Fred Pendleton
Pendleton
Edward Mitchell
Mitchell
Dave Sparks
Flu Death Toll Rises Across States In Asian Flu Outbreak
The outbreak has claimed more lives across 21 states with New York City and Richmond reporting high totals. West Virginia and Kentucky show rising death counts as doctors treat thousands daily and communities face widespread illness amid efforts to curb the epidemic.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Florida
New York City
Richmond
Johnson County
Kaw
Summ County
Syracuse
N.Y
Sonic booms return to Elyria area prompts alert
The fragment notes a danger warning for downtown Elyria with reports of a near miss from sonic booms. It mentions a hospital admission for a person with a cerebral circulatory condition and a Sheffield Lake fire that killed a woman. A church outreach to aid a homeless family is also referenced along with other local notices.
Not popular law marks income tax anniversary year
Washington UPI notes the 0th anniversary of a constitutional amendment permitting the income tax. The measure took effect in 1912 after ratification by three fourths of the states marking a milestone in U S tax history.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Supreme Court Overrules 187 Demonstrators Convictions
The Supreme Court reversed most breach of the peace convictions of 187 Negro students who demonstrated March 2, 1961, at the State House grounds in Columbia. They were fined up to 100 dollars and jailed up to 30 days. the court ruled the convictions violated constitutional free speech. Justice Tom C Clark dissented.
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Washington
UPT
State House
Colum
Columbia
Benedict College
Ficers
Tom C Clark
Potter Stewart
South Carolina Supreme Court
Soviets Indicate Easing Rift With Red China
Western observers report signs of a thaw between the Soviet Union and China as Moscow hints at bilateral talks before a global Communist party conference. Observers note reduced name calling, resumed talks between Gromyko and Pan Tyu-l, and Mao Zedong’s side presented in Kitai magazine.
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UFI
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China
Lin
Peking
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Pan Tyu-l
V. Chervonenko
Commu
Kitai
Mao
Nikita
Khrushichev
Sovet Defense
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky
Cuba
Laugh a little flight delay joke from San Francisco to Los Angeles
Passengers aboard a San Francisco to Los Angeles flight were amused when the loudspeaker announced a playful misstep by a crew member. The remark sparked lighthearted smiles as the delay continued.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
UPI
U.S. to Shoot First in Vietnam Guerrilla War
United States leaders reportedly authorize troops to fire preemptively in the Vietnam guerrilla conflict to curb rising American casualties in the undeclared jungle war, according to informed sources.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
U.S. aid under fire as Viet Nam drift analyzed
A Senate study group told President Kennedy that seven years of U S aid to South Viet Nam produced a weak government and heavy reliance on U S support. It warned lasting stability requires local leadership and continued substantial aid for years.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
U.S
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Dien
United States
Asia
Mike Mansfield
Mont
J. Caleb Borgs
R-Del
Claibore Pell
D-R
Benjamin A. Smyth II
D-Mass
Viet Nam
Salsson
Ap Bac
Uader
Military Assistance Command
Paul D. Harkins
Emmett
Rosie) O’donnell
U.S. Air Force Pacific
O'Donnell
Vng
Laos
Cambodia
Heart Fund Drive Doubles City Collection This Weekend
Heart Fund workers led by Mrs. Donald Amos Elyria chair reported 52,200 raised over the weekend. The total doubles last year’s city collection, reflecting strong community support and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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Heart Fund
Donald Amos
Elyria
Amos
Kennedy defends tax cut plan amid postwar recession debate
President Kennedy argues for a three-year tax cut to boost growth while warning against partisan squabbles. He asserts the plan will not wreck the budget, but Congress must balance tax relief with federal spending and manage debt. He cites unemployment and business activity as key stakes and names no specific firms.
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Alvin Spivak
Pas- Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Busi
Bankers Association
Igram
Congress
Els
Jory
United States
Weather summary for Northwestern Ohio today and outlook
Cloudy with light snow and little temperature change. high 20 to 25. Clearing tonight with low near zero to 4 above. Tuesday partly cloudy and cold. Sunday high 33 and low 12. President says efforts to cut costs and increase efficiency will continue. Average temperature for the period ends at midnight was 23 degrees.
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Ohio
Calder
Doesj
Fire damages Wesleyan College and nearby apartments in Macon
A blaze destroyed several buildings at Wesleyan College founded in 1837 and three nearby apartment blocks in Macon Georgia. The fire forced the evacuation of hundreds, left over three families homeless, and caused minor injuries to four people. Damage exceeds $10,000 annually. A new campus is under construction outside Macon.
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Macon
Wesleyan College
Esleyan College
United States
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