Railroads urged to delay work rule changes amid looming strike
Congressional leaders and AFL CIO President Meany pressed the railroads to postpone changes that could trigger a nationwide strike at midnight Monday. Officials warn Congress needs time to act on Kennedy plan. House and Senate hearings set with Wirtz and railroad heads to review the dispute.
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UPI
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House Commerce Committee
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Wirtz
Wolfe
Daniel Loomis
Association of American Railroads
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Meany
Lorain Motorist Pleads Innocent in Traffic Death
A 34 year old Lorain motorist pleads innocent in municipal court to traffic manslaughter in the death of 5 year old Ernest Noble Dixon. Dixon died at St Joseph Hospital after being struck near his home while crossing with an ice cream cone. The accident caused skid marks indicating a throw of about 42 feet. Witnesses estimated speeds over 35 mph in a 25 mph zone. The driver waived preliminary hearing and bond was set at 1500 dollars. Funeral arrangements are by Finley Mortuary.
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Joseph Godleski
Erie County
Wilbur Beier
Cornelius
Pete” Yingling
Gadleski
Ray Miraldi
Miraldi
Beier
Godleski
Yingling
Allen Ashbolt
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Mutchmore
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Two Die In Train Collision In New Jersey
A Port Authority commuter train collided with a switch engine at a track crossing in Harrison New Jersey killing Quinton Villanueva 63 of Irvington and Mary Misiak of Jersey City and injuring 31 others. The crash occurred at 1 10 a m EDT as the train bound for Newark struck the engine pushing freight cars onto a siding.
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N.J
UPI
Port of New York Authority
Newark
Pennsylvania
Quinton Villanueva
Irvington
Mary Misiak
Jersey City
Villanueva
St. Michael’s Hospital
Beth Israel Hospital
West Hudson Hospital
Karny
Port Authority
New York City
Two Wellington High coaches removed at board action
Wellington High School dismissed head coaches Gilbert Shell house and Morton Campbell at an adjourned Board of Education session, while they remain on teaching staff. The Kaufman Boosters Club pressed for change amid criticism of coaching methods and calls for harmony. Campbell defended his record citing competition in Lakeland Conference and parental support for other programs.
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Gilbert Shellhouse
Morton Campbell
Wellington High School
Athletic Boosters Club
Board of Education
Boosters Club
Campbell
Lakeland
Andy Urbanski
George Bragg
Shellhouse
Walker
Harrison
Florence
Chalmer Mosher
R. B. Myers
Newton
Squirrel disrupts Rochester telephone line. company to seek aid
A Rochester area disruption affected about 50 customers after a squirrel chewed lead from a telephone cable. The Northern Ohio Telephone Co plans a forthcoming Wellington project and will seek state aid. Company workers report the incident as rare and will enlist wildlife experts to trap the culprit.
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Wellington
Rochester Area
Indictment in widow death case leads Lorain grand jury
A Lorain County grand jury indicted John E. Woodards on first degree murder for the July 13 beating and assault of 83 year old Margaret Van Arsdale of Columbia Township. Woodards faces arraignment Friday with six indictments total issued. psychiatric exam ordered before trial.
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Lorain County
Grand Jury
John E. Woodards
Jaycox Rd
North Ridgeville
Margaret van Arsdale
Columbia Township
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
Woodards
Willie H. Jennings
Cleveland
Kenneth Dunbar
Taylor Lucas Jr
NAACP Wins Extended August Registration Hours
Cincinnati news: Hamilton County Board of Elections approved extending vote registration hours on four August days after a request from the NAACP.
Mosher Calls Kennedy Rail Bill a “Political Maneuver”
Oberlin congressman Charles A. Mosher called President Kennedy’s emergency rail bill “just plain tricky” and a “brilliant political maneuver” that may delay the strike without enforcing work rules. He said he would review testimony before voting and criticized compulsory legislation as a shotgun in Congress’s back. Rail executives warn work rules would take effect at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, while unions threaten a strike if implemented.
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Kennedy
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Ohio
Washington,d.c
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congressman Mosher
Mosher Asid
Congress
Rail Union
Three faith leaders urge passage of rights law in testimony
Prominent representatives of the three major religions backed Kennedy's civil rights program as a moral necessity. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake read a joint statement urging immediate congressional passage and warning against civil chaos, citing racism as blasphemy and noting harms to Spanish speaking, Indian, and Asian Americans.
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UPI
Kennedy
Congress
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Eugene Carson Blake
The
Presley
Terian Church
John F. Cronin
National Catholic Welfare Council
Irwin M. Blank
Enelewoor
N. J
Social Action Commission
Synagogue Council of America
Blake
United States
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook
Sunny today with little temperature change highs 84 to 89 degrees. Fair tonight with lows 63 to 69. Mostly sunny Thursday and a Tuesday high of 83 and low 61. No precipitation in 24 hours. Sunrise 6 01 a m sunset 7 55 p m EDT.
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Ohio
Cause of Berlin Roof Factory Fire Sought
Berlin fire officials investigated the blast at a West Berlin roofing plant that killed one worker and injured four others. The explosion caused about 75000 dollars in damage. Authorities work to determine the exact cause.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Khrushchev Holds COMECON Summit With Bloc Leaders
Premier Nikita Khrushchev met with Eastern European and Asian leaders in Moscow for a COMECON session aimed at ratifying the Moscow Peking split and bolstering bloc unity. The talks, first since Sino-Soviet breakdown, were expected to cover broader political divisions.
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UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Europe
Asia
Area fruit prices to stay near last year's level
The area fruit growers forecast prices will remain close to last year's levels despite lower yields. A council committee votes to block construction of a medical office building, while Amherst aims for topflight status if current goals are met.
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Amherst
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