Air Safety Urged After Drownings In Northern Canada
In Prince Albert Saskatchewan a coroner's jury verdict urges life saving equipment on all aircraft bound north and better northern radio procedures. Three U S citizens Ted Miller Ed Quick drowned July 13 when their twin engine plane ditched in a lake during a fishing trip near Lac la Ronge and Lake Haultain. Pilot Gilbert Foster swam to shore and testified he had one hour of fuel left.
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June Fires Cause $106 Million Loss, UPI Reports
The National Board of Fire Underwriters said June fires caused estimated losses of $106,685,000, marking an 11.1 percent rise from June 1962 and a 12 percent drop from May. The report was issued in New York by UPI.
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Unions Win On Travel Pay At Nevada Test Site
District Judge David Zenoff ruled Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co and the Atomic Energy Commission violated contract terms over travel time pay at the Nevada Test Site. He ordered Reynolds to restore the pay practices and maintain them per the agreed contracts.
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AEC
Nuclear Rocket
Union
United States
Zenoff
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