Bendix Workers Appeal Convictions Over Slowdown
The five Bendix workers fined for a slowdown are appealing their convictions as UAW Local 971 and international officers negotiate with union leaders. The appeal, supported by Walter Lucki and others, seeks to overturn penalties while talks resume amid no new proposals and claims the slowdown was illegal.
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Union quota tests spark contract talks at Wisconsin plant
National Labor Relations Board plans to test whether the union’s push for quotas affects employment at a Wisconsin plant. The company, producing air cooled engines and employing about 900 workers, argues the move targets union members and could raise costs.
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Newsman Finds Possible Earhart Noonan Remains on Saipan
San Francisco broadcaster reports a newsman found remains on Saipan that may be Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan. Anthropology professor to examine the remains. investigators caution they are only suspects. The lead ties to prior searches and related labor dispute items appear in the text.
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Ely's Body Spirited Away From Mausoleum Storage
The body of Arthur Ely was removed from Ridgelawn Cemetery storage to Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home amid an unusual dispute. Mrs. Ely argued the move violated cemetery rules while City Solicitor Tattersall weighed legal status and nearby officials disputed maintenance fees and authority.
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Sally) Ely
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Rockefeller's Son Missing in New Guinea Take 50 50 Odds
Gov Nelson Rockefeller and Dutch official say locating Michael Rockefeller may take weeks in southern New Guinea. Dutch commissioner Jansen says no word yet and notes gasoline cans used as floats could signal life or death. 30,000 natives aiding search across thousands of square miles.
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New York
Where To Turn Good Looking Elyria Couple Wins Nations Prize
Elyria couple wins a national prize for contribution to good cooking. The item notes this achievement and places it on page one with section three. The text also references Avon Council approving a route for Interstate 80 and 90 and Oberlin College receiving a large housing loan from the federal government. It lists various local sections and pages.
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Lorain Man Killed in West Erie Ave Crash
Lorain 62 year old J. Ernest Strodt died from injuries after his car rear ended a parked tractor trailer on West Erie Ave. at 3 am. The driver Warren Klein 29 and trucker Andrew Vince 30 faced questions. Strodt worked at Lorain Ford Assembly. Funeral arrangements were announced.
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East Erie Ave
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Troy
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Where Are You In Times Square Parade Mixup
New York UPI report says TV duo Joe E Ross and Fred Gwynne from Car 54 were in the Thanksgiving Day parade but ended up on a side street after Car 54 broke down in Times Square with police and clowns assisting as the skit stalled.
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Fred “Gynne
Times Square
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook With Details
Rain ends in the eastern portion with clearing to mostly cloudy skies and a high near 44 to 48. Cooler tonight with a low around 24, then sunny and slightly warmer Saturday. A 1.25 inch rainfall in the last 24 hours reported. humidity rising through the day. Lake Erie small craft advisories posted with NW winds 130 to 145 knots.
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WR Receives $3.39 Million Grant for Heart Research Center
Western Reserve University in Cleveland reports a $3,388,706 grant from the U S Public Health Service to establish a clinical heart research center.
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Three Astronauts Named In First American Orbital Bid
United States scientists selected three astronauts to vie for the first manned orbital flight: Alan B. Shepard Jr., John H. Glenn Jr., and M. Scott Carpenter. The group aims to loop Earth three times in under four hours aboard a Vostok-like capsule, with final selection based on medical and psychological tests before a potential late January or February launch window.
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Troops Guard Dominica as Curfew Halts Violence
In Santo Domingo armored tanks and troops enforced an 11 hour curfew after violence and looting, which President Joaquin Balaguer labeled a Communist uprising. A reinforced U S naval squadron offshore supported the move as Caribbean stability against Castroite influence. Balaguer noted the government did not request a fleet yet welcomed the show of force.
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Cuba
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Sand Gets Checkup Not Resigning and Coalition Plan
Reports say Sand Gets Checkup and would not resign despite opposition pressure as he seeks a coalition excluding extreme leftists. In Dominican context congress moved to abolish the Ciudad Trujillo label tied to Santo Domingo amid historic references and political reshaping. Doctors at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston begin tests on King Saud of Saudi Arabia to assess health concerns.
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Saudi Arabia
Khrushchev says Northern Europe no longer a zone of peace
Soviet leader Khrushchev told a luncheon with Finnish President Kekkonen in Novosibirsk that northern Europe is not an area of peace. Tass reported Moscow asked Finland on Oct 30 to cooperate on strengthening borders and joint defense measures to curb West German militarists before it is too late.
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