Red China plans threat or defense on Quemoy and Matsu
UPI report says officials assess a large scale Communist buildup near Quemoy and Matsu. Some fear an attack on the islands as a distraction from Southeast Asia, while others see a defensive move tied to Nationalist threats to invade the mainland. The White House monitors the situation closely.
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Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang
Formosa
Mao Tse-tung
U.S
Southeast Asia
White House
United States
Jury disregards Estes stop plea in Texas case
A UPI report says a grand jury in El Paso continued its probe of Billie Sol Estes despite a bid by Estes to halt the proceedings. The agriculture magnate, already charged on 57 fraud counts, was deemed to have no standing to stop the panel by U. S. Dist. Judge R. E. Thomason, who denied motions to dismiss.
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Ident Kennedy
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Cofer
Thomason
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Life
Newsweek
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Dallas Morning News
Pan
Saturday Evening Post
Columbia Broadcasting System
Weather Outlook and Estes Case Coverage
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio see mostly sunny skies with little temperature change today, highs near 68. Tonight stays clear and cool, lows 50 to 55. Wednesday's range 57 to 68, with showers possible Friday. Estes case: Kennedy and Atty Gen Robert Kennedy urge guilt, criticizing press bias. defense seeks juror questioning, judge refuses. media coverage cited as unfounded prejudice.
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Ohio
New Hospital Appointee Highlighted in Wellington Report
Southern Lo Rain County Hospital welcomes a new administrator amid coverage spanning police, deaths, births, court notes and local entertainment. The Wellington area pages detail governance changes, community events, and regional sports scores, with listings for Suburban Calendar and stock quotations.
Secretary Rusk Reaffirms U S Support for Berlin
Secretary of State Dean Rusk made a lightning visit to Berlin and inspected the border wall, delivering a new American pledge to defend West Berlin amid its Communist encirclement during a Paris to Berlin flight.
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UPI
U.S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Paris
Potsdamer Platz
East Berlin
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Walter C Dowing
West
West Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Engineers settle jet crew dispute with TWA
The Flight Engineers Union halted a threatened strike after reaching a settlement with Trans World Airlines. Labor Secretary Arthur J Goldberg announced the 20 month dispute’s end, saying the pact preserves engineer jobs and safety while reducing cockpit crew from four to three. Negotiations will continue over wages with mediator Nathan P Feinsinger.
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TWA
Pan American and
Eastern Air’ Lines
Iiterest
Nathan P Feinsinger
Ford and UAW accept federal strike mediation
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers agreed to federal mediation to end a 15 day strike over production quotas for quarter panels. About 75,000 workers idle, with 43 issues in dispute including a proposed 300 panels per hour standard. Local 420 president Jerry Wilse cited 237 as a benchmark.
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Walton Hills
Jerry Wilse
UAW
Monsoons hide fate of climbers in Nepal tragedy
Monsoon snows conceal the fate of an American mountaineering team led by Tufts Professor Woodrow Wilson Sayre. The group, including Wilson Sayre’s grandson, left base camp May 2 with limited food as heavy Himalayan snows blanketed Gyachung Kang. Nepal officials fear the climbers may be lost in the spring storm.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Woodrow Wilson
Grachung Kanz
Nepal
Tufts University
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Katmandu
Withia
Gyachung Kang
Lorain Ford Negotiations Tackle Seniority Rights
Informal talks between Ford Division Assembly Plant officials and United Auto Workers Local 425 seek agreement on seniority rights. In Sandusky 900 of 1160 employees laid off, with 200 hourly workers remaining to support struck operations at the Lorain plant. Union protests over seniority and temporary layoff measures prompt union action and potential company concessions.
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Indianapolis
Ford Motor Co. of Canada
Ris Oakville
Tomcht
Nn Sett
UAW
Walton Hills
Lorain
Ford Division
United Auto Workers Local 425
Cleveland
Sandusky
Tthis
Elevator Girls Seek Motion Sickness Pills
Two young women employed as elevator operators in Indianapolis's 25 story city county office building have been prescribed pills for motion sickness. The report notes the pills are for their work in the building.
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City County
Indianapolis
UPI
CWA suspends national director amid Teamsters links
Washington based Communications Workers of America announces suspension of Kenneth A. Silvers, its national director for the Western Electric division, on charges of conspiring with Teamsters Union officials to facilitate affiliating the 18,990 member unit with the Teamsters.
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UPI
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Lif
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Kenneth A. Silvers
Electrem
Stallatien Barcaminzgunm
Silvers
Teamsters
Transcontinental Model A Caravan Starts Amid Traffic Jam
A fleet of refurbished Ford Model A cars began a nine day transcontinental trip from Times Square toward San Francisco. The convoy travels in two sections with a pacer car and repair truck, expecting 440 mile hauls and planned stops, while spectators caused an early Broadway jam and a traffic delay.
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Grmstone
Lincoln Tunnel
San Francisco
Astor Ia Tones
Broadway
Henry A. Barnes
Statler-Hilton
Times Square
Somerset
South Bend
Ind
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Iowa
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