Strike Threat Still Hanging Over Airlines
Washington AP reports a flight engineers strike threat over Pan American Eastern and Trans World Airlines. The Flight Engineers International Association weighs arbitration versus a walkout, with a New York mass meeting expected to influence leader Ron Brown. Kennedy urges arbitration on all issues except cockpit manning.
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Washington
Flight
Pan American
Eastern
Trans World
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
Noro
Kennedy
New York City
Ron Brown
Brown
Harry S. O’brien
New York
TWA
Anl
White House
Newsboy’s prompt reply and Civil War brief feature
In downtown Winchester a newsboy is praised by The Town Crier for selling papers with a quip about the front page. Charles B. Baker receives thanks from the Rescue Squad for donating an AM FM radio aiding day and night dispatchers. Future Citizens Joey Harden Spiz Larrick Peter McKee Jr and Bruce Slaughter donate one dollar in change to the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE Daily
Winchester Star
Charles B. Baker
Joey Harden
Spiz Larrick
Peter McKee, Jr
Bruce Slaughter
American Red Cross
Stonewall Jackson Joins Lee at Richmond 100 Years Ago Today
Stonewall Jackson's Army left the Shenandoah Valley to join General Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia at Richmond. The movement marks a pivotal troop redeployment during the Civil War era this anniversary.
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Stonewall Jackson
Shenandoah Valley
Lee
Northern Virginia
Richmond
Gavis waives grand jury report set in federal case
Martin B. Gavis and Thomas Gregory Finucane Jr. faced federal charges in Elkins West Virginia for conspiring to transport obscene material interstate. Gavis waived grand jury action and pled on information listing eight overt acts. Sentencing is deferred for a pre sentence investigation.
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Martin B. Gavis
Winchester
Elkins
W. Va
Charles F. Paul
Gavis
Thomas Gregory Finucane, Jr
Martinsburg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Funicane’s
Funicane
Staunton Superintendent Chosen to Lead Virginia Education Association
Thomas C. McSwain, Staunton public schools superintendent, will head the Virginia Education Association in 1964 after winning a mail ballot race against Herbert J. Saunders, Prince William County junior high principal.
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Richmond
Thomas C. McSwain
Staunton Public Schools
Virginia Education Association
Herbert J. Saunders
Prince William County
Driving Licenses Upped to $2
Virginia motorists will pay $2 for driving licenses after June 29 up from $1. Chauffeur licenses rise to $3 as approved by the General Assembly. Commissioner C. H. Lamb announced the 100 percent increase to fund driver education programs in public schools.
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Richmond
Virginia
C. H. Lamb
General Assembly
Probers to Hear Consultant on Estes Warning
A House subcommittee will call consultant James A. McConnell who warned Commercial Solvents Corp in 1960 that its deal with Billie Sol Estes contains seeds of self destruction. McConnell cited Estes's desire for money power and prestige and warned administrator Maynard Wheeler before Wheeler testified.
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Washington
House
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
James A. McConnell
Billie
McConnell
Maynard C. Wheeler
Commercial Solvents
Department of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Estes Plan of Debt Settlement Rejected in Texas
Billie Sol Estes faces a final creditor meeting in Dallas to settle debts totaling about 17.5 million dollars. Creditors rejected the plan and urged bankruptcy. Estes listed assets around 20.8 million and liabilities of 38.4 million while under indictment for alleged fraudulent chattel mortgages.
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Estes
EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Dallas
U.S. Dist
R. Ewing Thomason
Pecos
West Texas
Weather Bureau gears up for hurricane season tools
The Weather Bureau plans to use ships satellites and four research planes to study hurricane air flow patterns. They will also launch a new Tiros satellite and deploy a high speed computer at the National Hurricane Research Center in Miami to improve hurricane prediction methods.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Tiros
Oklahoma
National Hurricane Research Center
Miami
Pro-Western Premier Song Yo Chan Quits in Korea
Premier Song Yo Chan resigned today after being named last July in a military government shakeup. His 14 member cabinet quit en masse to let a new premier form a government and appoint new aides, the cabinet spokesman said.
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Seoul
Song Yo Chan
Song
Yard Party and Supper at Welltown Methodist Church
A yard party and supper featuring country ham and fried chicken will be held Saturday June 16 at 5 p.m. at Welltown Methodist Church. Funds raised support church programs and community outreach.
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Welltown Methodist Church
Massachusetts Republicans Decide Today in Senate Fight
Worcester Massachusetts Republicans face a pivotal decision to nominate a candidate to oppose a Democratic nominee for U S senator. George Cabot Lodge 34 son of former ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge competes against Rep Laurence Curtis in a race shaped by Kennedy influence and party strategy. Ted Kennedy secured the Democratic convention endorsement and Eddie McCormack Jr plans a September primary bid.
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Worcester
Mass
Massachusetts
U.S
Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Senate
Laurence Curtis
D-Mass
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
McCormack
House
John W. McCormack
Washington
Injunction Halts Republic Strike Over Job Security
A temporary injunction in Brooklyn Federal Court halts a two month strike against Republic Aviation Corp the maker of the F105 fighter. The action by the Justice Department for President Kennedy sets a potential 80 day cooling off period. Local 1987 of the IAM AFL CIO represents about 8 500 of Republics 9 000 workers at Farmingdale Long Island.
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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
Primariy
New Fires Break Out in Algiers Amid Secret Army Campaign
In Algiers the European Secret Army Organization renews destruction as peace talks falter. Arson hits two gas stations and a shop while City Hall and a hospital are damaged. Police report 1 soldier killed and 43 injured with possible higher death toll.
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Algiers
European
Secret Army Organization
Secret Army
Algeria
Paris
Rocher Noir
Algera
Chateauneuf
Cammi
Ninth Zouave Regiment
Economic Issues Decide Canadian Election Clash
Canada nears polling day with Conservatives led by John Diefenbaker and Liberals led by Lester B Pearson focused on unemployment and dollar devaluation. Pearson calls Liberal claims of full employment a cruel hoax while Diefenbaker labels Liberal gloom and doom. Splinter groups New Democratic and Social Credit may hold balance of power in the House.
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Ottawa
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Diefenbaker
Prince Albert
Sask
New Democratic Party
Social Credit Party
House of Commons
Union Ford Talks Resume Amid Nationwide Work Stoppage
Ford Motor Co negotiators prepare to meet with the United Auto Workers in Detroit to decide when more than 50 000 Ford employees nationwide can resume work. Ford blames an Ohio strike at Walton Hills and parts shortages for shutdowns, with all 16 assembly plants idle at week’s end.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Ohio
Walton Hills
Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Drugs Seized and Two Virginians Arrested in Md
Maryland and Virginia police seized more than 135000 Amphetamine tablets at a Laurel motel and arrested Henry Ferguson 41 Bassett and Charles Eagle 43 Martinsville for possession of amphetamine and a deadly weapon. A preliminary hearing is set in Savage Maryland. Bail not set. The drugs have an illegal market value of 11250 and are the largest seizure of this type in Maryland.
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Laurel
Virginia
Henry G. Ferguson
Bassett
Charles E. Eagle
Martinsville
Savage
Howard County
Maryland
Laurel Motel
Fugitive Financier Hopes to Pay Everybody Back
Edward M. Gilbert, a New York financier who admitted unauthorized withdrawals of 2 million from his firm, fled to Rio de Janeiro. He says he hopes someday to pay everyone back but cannot explain how, and he plans to consider returning to New York amid probes by the district attorney and the SEC.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Edward M. Gilbert
New York
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
Wall Street
Larage
Guerrilla attack near Saigon kills U S officers
A Red guerrilla ambush 30 miles north of Saigon kills two U S officers and 15 Vietnamese troops. A U S helicopter unit joins 900 government troops in a large operation in Communist held territory 36 miles north of the capital. Three guerrillas and equipment are reported captured. A T28 bombing mission loses its pilot to ground fire.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Eeenamese
Quang N Province
Gas Main Blast Triggers Scare Near Columbus
A gas main explosion near Columbus Ohio lit a towering fire and caused a scare with reports of an airliner crash at Port Columbus Airport. No injuries were initially reported as a possibly fallen electrical wire may have ignited the break in the main.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Port Columbus
John McDaniels Located at Crisman's Barber Shop
Notice states John McDaniels now located at Crisman's Barber Shop 39 West Boscawen Street. Sale details include 360 PSE miscellaneous salvaged items and a sale date before November. The notice references Mose and Novick Transfeg.
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John McDaniels
Crisman
W. Boscawen St
Novick Transfeg
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Clearbrook
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U. S. Copter
Conn Sona
Esca
Ben Cat
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Viet Nam
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