Activity Halted At Atlas Bases By Picket Lines
Union picket lines nearly halted Atlas bases testing and launching as IAM strike hit Convair division plants. Five bases idled Vandenberg Cape Canaveral Warren Offutt Holloman while 25 000 SAM workers continued work. IAM seeks 14 cent hourly raise plus fringe benefits. Convair rejected 11 cent raise and 3 cent cost of living hike.
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General Dynamics Corp
Atlas
International Assn
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Los Angeles
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Africa
Warren Afb
Wyo
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IAM
Two Bystanders Killed By Cop in Philadelphia
Patrolman Robert Marinelli 27 was charged with homicide after firing during a street shooting crackdown. He had been released on $300 bail as investigators said a mistaken shot killed Louise Jones 36 and Emanuel Thomas, while attempting to stop the shooter.
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Philadelphia
Robert Marinelli
Marinelli
John J. Kelly
Eee Oe
Emanuel
Thomas
Ee A Aakseay
Louise Jones
Thome
Two Atlas ICBM Test Launches Canceled
Two Atlas ICBM test launchings from Cape Canaveral were canceled due to a machinists strike, the Air Force said today. The launches were scheduled for this week.
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Washington
Atlanta
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Doctor Kills Ex-Associate in Hospital Parking Lot
In Elizabeth New Jersey Dr Anthony Ruvolo 37 killed former associate Dr Annunciato La Fece 35 and fired on senior partner Dr Francis Merlo 51 outside St Elizabeths Hospital after dismissal from their group Ruvolo was captured 15 minutes later at a roadblock police said a hospital employee provided the license plate information.
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Anthony Ruvolo
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Annunciato la Fece
Francis Merlo
Ruvolo
Riavolo
Eisenhower Visit to Japan Backed Amid Protests
Secretary of State Herter urged Senate ratification of the new U S Japanese treaty and said Eisenhower should proceed with his June 19 trip despite leftist demonstrations in Japan. He noted the open hearing would precede a closed session on treaty questions.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Japan
Herter
Senate
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
George A. Aiken
R-Vi
Fujiyama
Balloon Nearing End Of Flight From Brunswick To Houston
A two day stratosphere flight ends near Houston Texas as the 6500 foot diameter balloon releases film and parachutes it at 3 45 p m EST. The craft started from Glynco Naval Air Station Brunswick and was tracked 40 miles southeast of Beaumont Texas at 10 am moving west at 24 mph. Described as the longest journey into the stratosphere, the mission drew scientists from 13 nations awaiting the film record.
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Brunswick
Houston
Tex
Glynco Naval Air Station
Beaumont
Gulf of Mexico
Radical Student Sit-Down Threats at Tokyo Airport
Radical students in Tokyo threaten a sit-down strike at the International Airport on June 19 to block President Eisenhower's four day state visit. A pro Communist Engakuren faction warns the action may be used depending on circumstances. Prime Minister Kishi vows strong action if needed and aims to keep Eisenhower's schedule intact despite leftist opposition and calls to cancel the trip.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Engakuren Student Federation
Nobusuke Kishi
National Public Safety and Army
Kishi
Aichiro Fujiiyama
U.s.japan
Israel says Eichmann agreed to travel to Israel for trial
Israel confirmed a band of Jewish volunteers tracked Adolf Eichmann to Argentina and took him to Israel without official government knowledge. It said Eichmann agreed to go to Israel of his own free will and would face trial for complicity in the murder of six million Jews.
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Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Gestapo
Israel
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Eichmann
Hitler
Arturo Frondizi
Arie Levavi
Europe
Middle East
Latin America
Methodist Aid Requested to Help Chile Earthquake Victims
The Board of Missions of the Methodist Church will ask 39 236 congregations in the United States to contribute what they can from June 26 to aid earthquake and tidal wave victims in Chile and other nations.
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Methodist Church
United States
Chile
Judge bars federal access to Alabama voting records
A Montgomery circuit judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking the Justice Department from viewing Alabama voter registration files in a challenge to the 1980 Civil Rights Act. Judge Walter B Jones scheduled a July 7 hearing to consider a permanent injunction and Alabama Attorney General MacDonald Gallion argues the federal probe violates state sovereignty. United States Attorney General William P. Rogers sought access to records in Montgomery Wilcox and Sumter counties.
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Ala
Justice Department
Alabama
Walter B Jones
MacDonald Gallion
Gallion
Jones
U.S. Atty
William P. Rogers
Wilcox
Sumter
Western Countries Mark Freedom Of The Press Day
New York AP report notes Freedom of the Press Day in the Western Hemisphere. William H. Cowles, president of the Inter American Press, cites progress since 1953 and mentions Argentina's restoration of free expression while expressing disappointment over events in Cuba.
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New York
Western Hemisphere
William H. Cowles
Inter- American Press
Cowles
Argentina
Anog
Free Press
Americas
Cuba
Spokane, Wash
Spokesman- Review
Mamie Eisenhower to Skip Far Eastern Tour
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower will not accompany President on his Far Eastern tour due to asthmatic bronchitis. The White House says she is getting along very nicely and she was admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital last Wednesday for treatment.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Whigham Man Dies In Motorcycle Crash
A 26 year old Whigham man James Daniel Osteen of Route 2 was killed when his motorcycle ran off a curve at the Ga 262 and 27 intersection seven miles south of Attapulgus. No other vehicle was involved. State Patrol noted it as the area’s first motorcycle fatality in a long time. Authorities urged caution, fearing a possible rise in accidents.
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Whigham
State Patrol
James Daniel Osteen
Route 2
Osteen
Attapuigus
Strike Grounds Southern Plane Flights in Southeastern States
ATLANTA AP A strike by Air Line Pilots Assn members grounded most Southern Airways flights across nine Southeastern states. The 10 month dispute over a new contract ended today with seven supervisory non union flights planned between Atlanta Memphis Eglin Field Fla Huntsville Ala and Memphis Huntsville. All other flights to the 47 cities served by the Atlanta based company were cancelled.
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Air Line
Assa
Southern Airways
Memphis
Eglin Field
Fla
Huntsville
Ala
Talks On Disarmament Start With Red Blast
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin opened new East West disarmament talks in Geneva blasting aggressive circles in the United States. He accused Americans of sabotaging the Paris summit and threatening peaceful coexistence while Western officials urged continued discussion. The conference resumed in a restrained tone as Eaton said the U.S. would thoroughly analyze Khrushchev's revised plan after the six week recess.
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Paris
Zorin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Frederick M. Eaton
David Ormsby-Gore
Eaton
U. S
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