Testimony on plane contract flagged as error in hearings
A Senate committee heard that testimony on the General Dynamics Grumman fighter plane contract contained errors. Officials noted cost figures and comparisons to Boeing were preliminary and may reflect misstatements during the inquiry into the TEX program.
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Washington
Defense Department
Senate
General Dynamics and Grumman
Bec
TEX
Peli USA
Praniom 13
John L
General Dynamics
Boeing
Siy
Force
Eugene Zwkert
Defense
Robert 5
McNamara
Ailes Sail
General Dynamics - Grumman
Auriyeam
Oeithe
Avalanche Claims Minister and Daughters in Snow
An avalanche swept a Colorado highway near Ouray trapping a minister, his two daughters, and others in a snow wall about 100 feet deep. Rescue efforts were underway with snowplows and mine detectors as authorities feared more snow could yield casualties.
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Hudson
Imo
Fixison
Silverton
Fcommounity Church
Ouray
Gene
Brown
Ing
Silverton High School
Offithe
Cers
Philip A. Hart
Thomas J. Dodd
Marvinope
Gorward
Amelia
David
Sion
Mane
Ruth
Leo Janez
Subcommittee Pushes Rail Merger Ban Pending Review
A subcommittee urged delaying rail mergers until Congress acts. It criticized the ICC for lacking facilities and authority to handle mergers such as the New York Central and Pennsylvania, and called for a strengthened Interstate Commerce Act with antitrust safeguards. The panel urged ICC investigations and a thorough study of the industry’s poverty plea, with findings reported to Congress.
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House
Senate
Kefauver
ICC
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Imust
Congress
Air crash hints at rail merger series and french force links
Fragmented report suggests a New York Central Pennsylvanian merger as a first step in a chain of consolidations. It mentions French involvement and a regulatory body, with references to an aircraft incident and scattered wreckage in a wooded area.
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New York Central -Pennsylvania
Mont DE Marsan
France
UPI
Pri
Ala Mg
Black warns Elyria of financial thin ice
Deputy Treasurer Seward X. Black warns Elyria faces strain as city and school debt total 22.297 million dollars, adding county and state obligations. He presents the annual report to city officials at tonight's council meeting.
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Black
Elyria
Seward X. Black
City Frances S
Neves
New York Post Resumes Publication After Strike
The New York Post returns to daily printing with an estimated 336000 copies. Dorothy Schiff leads the revival under the ITU contract as other major papers plan to resume talks with publishers and printers. Mayor Wagner urges speed in negotiations as talks continue.
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New York
UPI
New York Post
Post
Dorothy Schiff
Seif
United Front
New York Publisher's Association
International Typographical Union
ITU
Robert F. Wagner
Wapner
Tnday
Two missionaries killed in ambush near Saleen
A Communist guerrilla ambush 30 miles north of Saleen killed two Protestant missionaries, Elwood Jacobsen of Foreston Minnesota and Gaspard Mail of Salcedo Philippines, as their wives and five children escaped with injuries to two children. The UPI report notes the twins were four months old and the Mail boy was three years old and expected to survive.
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Saigon
UPI
Saleen
U. S
Elwood Jacobsen
Foreston
Minn
Gaspard Mail
Salcedo
Philippines
Mail
Land Rezoning Proposal Faces Building Lands Committee
Rt 11 land rezoning proposal by Loraen draws attention as building lands committee meets tonight. The page also notes unpredictable reactions to chemical uses in fighting plant diseases and insect pests, with local farm page references and Vermilion survey plans.
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Loraen
Building Lands Committee
C-T Farm
U S Discouraged On Test Ban Treaty Continued In Pare
The report notes discouragement in the United States over prospects of a comprehensive test ban treaty. Officials voiced doubts about achieving a multilateral accord amid geopolitical tensions and ongoing nuclear tests.
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U.S
Geneva talks cast doubt on Soviet willingness for test ban
After three weeks of Geneva talks, disarmament officials say Russia is not ready for a nuclear test ban. William Foster plans to report to President Kennedy with a discouraging view as U.S. negotiators pursue inspections and verification rules.
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Fred Farris
Herald Tribune
Washington
Geneva
Russia
William ¢. Foster
Kennedy
Stremors
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Weto
Britain
U.S
Moscow
China
Peking
Soviet Union
Everett ME Dirksen
Conn
CS Disarmament Agency
Adnansi i Fisher
White Houses
Len Dodd
I Fisher
Lnews Media
Dodd
Ussr
Fisher
iSen
Sen. Dodd
F Fisher
Supreme Court upholds featherbedding ruling for railroads
The Supreme Court unsigned ruling allows railroads to eliminate featherbedding by removing unnecessary work by operating employees. The decision, stemming from a Seventh Circuit case decided in November, would affect about 150 to 200 thousand railroad workers and shift pay and staffing rules over five years, with potential for a presidential emergency board delay if a strike develops.
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Washington
UPD
Supreme Cent
Seventh U.S. Circuit
S Court of Appeals
Chicago
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor
Alft
JJ. Wagner
Orider of
Kennedy
Jother
Supreme Courts
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Roman Congress
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Norwalk
Hi-La Quarter Horse Farm
Keith Hilaman
LaRosa Bilton
Jodi Bilton
Richard Bilton
Dearwalk
Ohio
Kentucky
General Motors
ULL. Waterworks Fund
Sear
Leonical
General Fund
Tottal
Weyear
Wellington High School
Vermilion
Saessereeeees
Medina
Cohn
Byrne
Avon
Birmingham
Erie County
Ormm
Connecticut
United Press International
Sei Union
Lorain County Railroad Union
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Lorain
Amherst
Avon Lake
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