Airlines face walkout threat in Kennedy dispute
Flight engineers from the Flight Engineers International Association AFL-CIO threaten a potential walkout against Pan American Eastern and Trans World. They reject Kennedy's arbitration plan over jet crew manning, risking 80 000 domestic and 20 000 international passengers daily. The unions weigh rejecting the plan and striking versus arbitration.
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Norman Walker Washington
Pan American
Eastern
Trans World
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
TWA
Demos Battle JFK on Global Relay System
Senate Democrats led by Mike Mansfield challenge Kennedy's plan for a private corporation to own and operate the U S share of a global satellite relay system. Debate on the bill is expected to occupy much of next week as consideration of taxes and other legislation continues.
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JFK
Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
New York Financier in Brazil After $2 Million Withdrawals
Edward M. Gilbert, 38, head of E.L. Bruce Co., fled to Rio de Janeiro after admitting unauthorized withdrawals of $2 million. He says he hopes to repay and not flee justice, but questions how to do so. Brazilian lawyer claims Gilbert is his client awaiting legal action to prevent arrest or deportation.
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Rio DE Janeiro, Brasil
Edward M. Gilbert
New York
Brazil
Brazil Herald
Gilbert
E.L. Bruce Co
The
Rio
United States
the Herald
Jorge Chalupe Sobrinho
District Attorney's Office
U.S. Securities Exchange Commission
U S Obtains Court Order Barring Strike at Republic Aviation
A temporary injunction halted a 21 month strike at Republic Aviation Corp the sole maker of the F105 fighter. The Justice Department acting for President Kennedy obtained the order in Brooklyn Federal Court. Republic urged workers to return to the Farmingdale Long Island plant Monday.
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New York
Republic Aviation Corp
Justice Department
Kennedy
Brooklyn
U.S. Dist
Walter Bruchhausen
International Association of Machinists
AFL - Cio
Republic
Farmingdale
Long Island
Pro Western Korea Premier Resigns Amid Political Tensions
Premier Song Yo Chan and Finance Minister Chun Byung Kyu resign from the military government in Seoul for personal reasons after an emergency meeting led by Gen Park. The junta acknowledged their departures and indicated other ministers may step down while Park expressed regret at Song's resignation and urged continued advisory support.
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Seoul
Song Yo-Chan
Chun Byung-Kyu
Song
Chun
Chung Hee Park
Park
South Korea
Canada election campaign ends with economy as main issue
Ottawa reports the final day of a hard fought campaign. Conservatives led by John Diefenbaker and Liberals under Lester B. Pearson press unemployment and currency devaluation as decisive factors for voters on election day. In New York, nightlife venues run normally despite Senate disclosures of alleged improprieties linked to B girl clubs in major entertainment districts.
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Ottawa
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
New York
Senate
Catholic Paper Slams Ike in Blasphemy Critique
The Pilot Boston archdiocesan weekly condemns former President Eisenhower for blasphemous implications in defending ex Treasury Secretary George Humphrey. Ohio explosion near Columbus triggers fire and airliner crash misreport before patrol updates no injuries. Port Columbus Airport lies northeast of the city.
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The
Pilot
Boston Catholic Archdiocesan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Treasury
George Humphrey
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Port Columbus
Consultant warned Estes deal could self destruct
A House subcommittee will call James A. McConnell who in 1960 warned Commercial Solvents Corp. that its deal with Billie Sol Estes carried seeds of self destruction. McConnell cited Billie’s desire for money power and prestige and possible future unmanageability. Wheeler, Commercial Solvents president, wrapped three days of testimony Friday.
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Washington
House
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
James A. McConnell
Billie
McConnell
Maynard C. Wheeler
Commercial Solvents
Ford Unit Closes as Ohio Strike Halts Parts
Ford Motor Co faced more plant shutdowns as an Ohio strike choked supply of hoods doors and other parts. About 50 000 workers nationwide could return to work after talks with unions, with assemblers idled and several stamping plants cutting 10 000 jobs. Henry Ford II warned further closures if stockpiling space remains tight.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Ohio
Walton Hills
Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Nashville
Tenn
Buffalo
Chicago
Dearborn
Monroe
Mich
Henry Ford II
Vandiver lauds press as partner in Georgia reforms
Gov Ernest Vandiver praised the Georgia Press Association and Brunswick News for partnering with his administration in building a better Georgia. He cited tax reforms, expanded mental health, new highways, and fiscal stability while criticizing the Griffin era without naming him.
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Jekyll Ibland
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia Press Association
Georgia
You
Association
Vandiver
Marvin Griffin
General Assembly
Estes Faces Last Chance to Settle Creditor Claims
Billie Sol Estes must meet creditors next week in Dallas to negotiate a settlement of debts totaling about 17.5 million dollars. If he fails, a federal judge will order bankruptcy proceedings. Estes says assets exceed 20.8 million while liabilities total 38.4 million and he proposed a plan to pay creditors and aid 4H Club youths, which creditors rejected.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Dallas
Estes
Viet Cong Ambush Kills Two U S Army Officers Near Saigon
U S Army officers, a captain and a lieutenant, were killed in a Viet Cong ambush of a government convoy about 30 miles north of Saigon. A sergeant also died in a separate action in Central Vietnam. The later fighting left three vehicles and the ambush site burning as South Vietnamese troops and 30 American-piloted helicopters conducted operations in the area.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Maid Saves Twins From Gasoline Fire At Home
Lucinda Brannan a Negro maid rushed into a flaming utility room at 221 Mimosa Dr to pull the three year old twins Donna and Dayna Leak from the blaze. Dayna was released after burn treatment, Donna remains hospitalized with burns covering about 36 percent of her body. The fire started when gasoline spilled near a hot water heater and the utility room sustained damage.
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Jack Leak
Mimosa Dr
Lucinda Brannan
Donna
Dayna Leak
Archbold Memorial Hospital
W. W. Gravely
Dayna
Leak
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European Community
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Senatobia
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Waycross
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