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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1966

Page

11

Out-of-Work Airline Workers Face Financial Strain

The United, National, Northwest, Eastern and Trans World air lines strike drags on as 66 000 workers cope with cut pay and rationed funds. Union leader Harry Rudolph notes belts tightening while some workers take extra jobs and families rely on last paychecks and unemployment benefits.

YORK Harry Rudolph New York John F. Kennedy International Airport Trans World Airlines Kennedy United Air Lines Chicago Miami Congress United, National Northwest Eastern Trans World Aire Lines

Tuck Declines Senate Run As Write-In Pressure Grows

Virginia congressman William M. Tuck says he will not seek the U S Senate and plans to seek re election to his Fifth District seat A write in campaign backed by J J Jewett Chesterfield County continues to circulate with hopes he would run against William B Spong Jr James P Ould Jr and F Lee Hawthorne Jewett says many Virginians will write in Tuck’s name on November 8 while Tuck insists he is not a candidate for the office

Richmond William M. Tuck Virginia Tuck del. J. J. Jewett Chesterfield County Jewett William B. Spong Jr James P. Ould Jr F. Lee Hawthorne

Magazine article on tacks from Steelways publication

New York AP reports in Steelways magazine of the American Iron and Steel Institute that tacks are used heavily in shoes about 45 percent of production. It notes sterilization for health reasons and a conversion of 3.2 million tacks per ton.

New York Steelways American Iron and Steel Institute

Fishy diving and Bohemian river

Fragmentary OCR hints at topics including a fishy dive and a Bohemian river. No clear people, organizations, dates, places, or events are readable to form a full newspaper item.

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