Five rail unions plan walkout amid carmen job cuts
Five unions escalate the rail labor dispute by planning a walkout next week if carriers proceed with thousands of layoffs. A federal judge in Chicago had ruled against court intervention but Kennedy could invoke Railway Labor Act emergency provisions to halt actions for two months.
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Chicago
Washington
Kennedy
H.E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Gilbert
CDT
Joseph Sam Perry
Henry Downing Nominated as Front Royal Postmaster
Henry H. Downing of Front Royal was nominated by President Kennedy to be postmaster in Front Royal. His name was sent to the Senate along with other Virginia nominations.
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Henry H. Downing
Front Royal
Kennedy
Mr. Downing
Senate
Virginia
Safety Merit Badge Scouts Count 523 Violations Downtown
Two Boy Scouts Joey Wright and Raymond Tuegel spent three hours surveying traffic behavior near the post office and N Loudoun Street. They logged 339 jaywalkers 70 Rule violations 50 improper signaling and other offenses as temperatures rose to 91 degrees with a forecast of cooler, dryer days and possible showers Sunday or Monday.
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Joey Wright
Raymond Tuegel
N. Loudoun St
Villagers Storm Nazi Camp in Hunt for Rockwell
Angry villagers led by the Guiting Power publican attacked a British Nazi camp in the Cotswolds after Rockwell’s arrival was reported. They tore down tents and seized a swastika flag as about 50 Nazis fled into nearby woods. 70 police ended the clash.
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London
George Lincoln Rockwell
Fuehrer
Gloucestershire
Guiting
Dead and Bury Hollow
Scotland Yard
Rockwell
Home Office
Colin Jordan
British National Socialist Movement
Cotswold
Walter Morley
Clement Timmons
Cotswolds
Labor Official Questions Byrd Robertson Voting Records
Norfolk report says Virginia needs labor friendly reps. John M. Elliott of the Amalgamated Association cites 1960 voting records: Byrd and Robertson with 83 wrong votes to 6 right in Senate, 178 wrong to 73 right in House. He singles out Howard Smith with 37 wrong and 5 right. Convention urged defense of public schools and better facilities for education amid Prince Edward County closure.
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Norfolk
Virginia
John M. Elliott
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes Union
Elliott
Harry F. Byrd
A. Willis Robertson
AFL- Cla
Harry Byrd
House of Representatives
Howard Smith
Byrd
Congress
Ity
Prince Edward County
Education Committee
Ed Johns
Labor and Industrial Management Training
International Training Division
Department of State
Agency For International Development
George Brown
Bureau of Standards
U.S. Department of Labor
Denny's Commerce Auction Tonight in Cameron
Auction event at 7 o'clock features furniture appliances and tools. Items include sanitary laundry services with in by 10 ready by 3 Monday through Friday. Location listed as 109 South Cameron.
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Denny’s
Cameron
Larrick Fund Created At Washington and Lee
The widow of Herbert S. Larrick has established a 25000 dollar fund at Washington and Lee University to provide scholarships for law students. The Herbert S. Larrick Law School Scholarship Fund was announced by university president Fred C. Cole. Larrick, a Winchester attorney and banker, died March 16, 1960, after a long career in education and banking.
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Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Fred C. Cole
Nancy N. Larrick
School of Law
Dirksen Doubts Kennedy Will End Senate Session Quickly
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen questioned President Kennedy's must legislation plan and said Congress may stay in session into October if key bills like trade and tax reform proceed. Hubbed by Humphrey's 10 point program, Mansfield outlined farm and drug bills with satellite and UN bond moves ahead.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Sen. Humphrey
Dirksen
House
Kennedy
U.N
Humphrey
Democratic Policy Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
No Changes For Viscose In Front Royal Purchase
Thomas B. Gibson of Stauffer Chemical says the Front Royal American Viscose plant will keep current employment and production despite Stauffer's plan to acquire Viscose. Both companies confirm Stauffer will buy all Viscose properties and assets and intend to continue operations as before.
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New York
Thomas B. Gibson
Stauffer Chemical Co
Front Royal
Stauffer
Viscose Corporation
Stauffer and
Viscose
Stauffer Chemical
Mr. Gibson
American Viscose Corp
Romney Is Michigan's Biggest Vote Getter
Former automaker George Romney led Michigan Republicans for the gubernatorial nomination with 380 540 votes as 4 516 of 5 199 precincts counted. Swainson led Democrats in Detroit and Wayne County while Bentley and Staebler also won unopposed nominations. In Kansas Pearson defeated Arnold. Carlson won renomination in Kansas and Missouri votes favored Long for the Democratic nomination.
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Associated Press
George Romney
Michigan
Frank Carlson
James B. Pearson
Kansas
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Romney
American Motors
John B. Swainson
Swainson
Detroit
Wayne County
Alvin Bentley
Neil Staebler
Bentley
Sen
Pearson
Edward Arn
Senate
Andrew Schoeppel
Paul Aylward
Carlson
Joe Corpstein
K. L. Smith
Joseph J. Poizner
Ma Duncan to Die in Gas Chamber Today
Elizabeth Ann Duncan, 58, is to be executed in San Quentin's gas chamber after paying two men 360 to kill her daughter in law Olga Duncan. The timing is 10 a.m. with the two killers to follow three hours later. her son Frank Duncan failed to delay the sentence.
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Ma Duncan
San Quentin
Calif
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Ann Duncan
Love
Augustine Baldonado
Luis Moya
Olga Duncan
Will
Frank Duncan
William C. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Duncan
S. Ward Sullivan
Los Angeles
Glenwood
Wash
Supreme Court
California State Supreme Court
Edmund G. Brown
Marilyn Monroe Buried In Plain Green Dress
Marilyn Monroe is laid to rest in a simple green dress at Westwood Chapel of the Palms amid tight security. Police and guards prepared for a large crowd outside as her body lay in a bronze casket before a private 35 minute service led by Rev. A J Soldan. The death is being investigated to determine if accidental or deliberate, with Joe DiMaggio Bernice Miracle and Inez Melson coordinating final arrangements.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Chapel of the Palms
Westwood
Marilyn
A. J. Soldan
Joe DiMaggio
Bernice Miracle
Inez Melson
Gay
Keckleys Barber Shop Opening Planned Thursday
The notice announces the opening of Keckleys Barber Shop on Thursday morning with details limited to the timing of the opening and the establishment name.
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Keckley’s
Frederick County School Board clears build plans for junior high
The State Board of Education approved program plans for the Frederick County Junior High School and the board may proceed with plans and specifications. Supt. Robert E. Ayler said right of way deals for a new school roadway are being arranged and pupils from Gravel Springs will transfer to the new East Elementary School as zoning changes were approved.
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Frederick County
State Board of Education
New County
Robert E. Ayler
Frederick County Junior High School
Fox Drive
Rt. 50
Gravel Springs
Star Tannery
Ayler
Western urged treaty limits cut posts for test ban
U S ambassador Arthur H Dean proposed cutting control posts to about 80 in a Western test ban plan to reduce inspections by more than half. Soviet deputy foreign minister Valerian Zorin rejected the approach, insisting on neutralist on site inspection only by invitation, as talks continued in Geneva with 17 nations.
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Geneva
United States
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Valerian Zorin
Soviet Union
Britain Extends Deadline on Soblen Flight
The British government extended until Friday midnight the deadline for El Al to transport fugitive spy Robert A. Soblen to the United States, delaying a three-nation dispute about his fate. El Al plans a New York flight Friday, but may not comply, as Soblen’s lawyers warn he could die in prison without a presidential pardon.
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London
el al Airlines
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
el al
New York
Home Office
Israel
Kenn
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Washington
Orden
Coollen
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James Wood
Northern Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Phyllis A. Painter
Alexandria Hospital School of Nursing
Grace B. Kelly
Miss Painter
Rockwell Hunt
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Robertson
Herbert Larrick
Wands
JFK
George, Romney
Guy Hackett
Westwood Village
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