Teachers May Feel Forced To Go on Strike
Public school teachers, frustrated by intolerable working conditions, may feel forced to strike, says NEA official T. M. Stinnett. He cites New York City's last spring strike as due to disillusionment from politics, bureaucracy, obsolete buildings, and rotten equipment. He urges negotiation to avoid strikes and stresses need for better conditions for quality teaching.
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Fort Collins
Colo
National Education Association
T. M. Stinnett
NEA
Stinnett
New York City
National Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
The Cave family of Highlands and relatives across the world
The Cave family spans continents with Roland Cave serving on a submarine near the North Pole and Edward Cave stationed with a Navy helicopter squadron near the South Pole. Nathan Cave, a sergeant in the military police, is in Korea with a planned July 13 home leave after 16 months abroad. Roland recently married Lolita Young and teaches at a Bainbridge service school. A Clarke County farmer recounts a political candidate’s courteous back-road campaigning. Local men, Kenneth Patton, Danny Grimes, Sam Johnston, and Police Chief J Thomas Boyd, return from a two week fishing trip at Groundhog River Ontario after traveling about 2,530 miles by auto and train and enjoying outstanding fishing.
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Cave
Highland Ave
Roland
North Pole
Edward
Antarctic
South Pole
Edward H. Cave
Nathan Henry Cave
Korea
Lolita Young
Gore
Bainbridge, Md
BROUR
Kakatuch
Ontario
Canada
Kenneth Patton
Danny Grimes
Sam Johnston
J. Thomas Boyd
Boyd
Pan Am Flight Engineers Strike May Be Renewed
New York expects a possible renewal of the Pan American World Airways flight engineers strike as a federal court hearing decides whether to lift a temporary restraining order. Union counsel Daniel Kornblum predicts dismissal of the ban, enabling more walkouts by Pan Am's 500 engineers. Eastern Air Lines also faces a shutdown after its 575 engineers walked out. Labor Secretary Goldberg notes deadlocked AFL CIO negotiations with both carriers.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Daniel Kornblum
Engineers’ Union
U.S. District Court
Kornblum
Ron A. Brown
Pan Am
George Rosling
Rosling
National Railway Labor Act
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Afl-Cio
Flight Engineers International Association
Merchants Seek Solution To City Parking Problems
Winchester Retail Merchants Assn met with about 40 attendees at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. President Robert L. Pizzano led the discussion on downtown traffic, signs for off street lots, and urging employers to direct workers to lots. Members cited poor lighting and one way streets as congestion factors.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Assn
Lee Jackson
Robert L. Pizzano
Merchants’ Group
Living Costs Unchanged In May
Living costs held at the April peak in May, with food and gasoline prices offsetting higher housing and medical costs. The government index stood at 105.2 per cent of the 1957-59 base, while factory workers saw record after tax earnings and rising hours and pay.
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Washington
Robert J. Myers
Labor Department
Myers
Estes Trial Opens as 10 Prospective Jurors Examined
Billie Sol Estes heads to immediate trial on a single felony theft count in Pecos Texas over anhydrous ammonia fertilizer tanks sold to Thomas A Bell for 162 144. Prosecutors and defense clash over readiness witnesses as 34 veniremen drawn from the town sit through court. If convicted Estes faces three to ten years in state prison.
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Pecos
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Hume Cofer
J. H. Starley
West Texas
Estes’ Enterprises
Reeves County
Thomas A. Bell
John Cofer
Austin
John Dennison
Dist
Atty
R. B.mcgowen
Starley
Will Wilson
Notre Dame Geology Chief Knowles Smith Dies at 82
Knowles Burdette Smith, 82, curator of the University of Notre Dame Science Museum, died Sunday. He joined Notre Dame in 1908 and led the geology department for many years before becoming museum curator upon his 1946 retirement.
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South Bend, Ind
Knowles Burdette Smith
University of Notre Dame Science Museum
Smith
Notre Dame
Mechanicsville Attack and Union Command Changes
100 years ago today Lee attacked McClellan's right wing at Mechanicsville Virginia. Gen John Pope was given command of the Federal Army of Virginia combining Fremont McDowell and Banks. Farragut's fleet reached Vicksburg and began bombardment. McClellan notified Goldsborough to move provision transport from the Pamunkey to the James River.
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John Pope
Virginia
Fremont
McDowell
Banks
Farragut
Vicksburg
Miss
Gen. McClellan
Goldsborough
USN
Pamunkey
James River
Court ruling leaves school prayers question unclear
Local schools hold devotions while officials weigh impact of the U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down official prayers in New York. Superintendents say practices vary by school and classroom teachers, with no uniform board policy yet.
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U.S. Supreme Court
New York State
Winchester
Garland Quarles
Quarles
Moorefield Man Appeals Conspiracy Conviction
John Rexroad a Moorefield service station operator appealed to the West Virginia Supreme Court from his conspiracy conviction in the death of Eldridge Ritter of Stephens City Virginia. Rexroad argued the trial was unfair citing motions for mistrial denied after witnesses cried and a juror cried during court proceedings. He was sentenced to 5 to 18 years with five years probation.
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Charleston
W. Va
John Rexroad
Moorefield
State Supreme Court
Virginia
Rexroad
Hardy County
Eldridge Lee Ritter
Stephens City
Ritter
Supreme Court
Beall to Seek Amendment Allowing School Prayer
Sen J Glenn Beall of Maryland announces a proposed constitutional amendment to permit prayer in public schools after a Supreme Court ruling that a nonsectarian prayer in schools violated the Constitution. He aims to draft language with lawyers and push the measure in the Senate this week, arguing the Founding Fathers acknowledged a Deity and citing In God We Trust and the pledge.
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Washington
J. Glenn Beall
R Md
Supreme Court
Beall
Senate
Lincoln photo collector Frederick Hill Meserve dies at 97
Frederick Hill Meserve, longtime Lincoln photograph collector and author of Photographs of Abraham Lincoln, died Monday at 97. Born in Boston, he worked 65 years with Deering Milliken & Co, and built a renowned archive of Lincoln images begun before 1900.
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New York
Frederick Hill Meserve
Abraham Lincoln
Boston
Deering, Milliken & Co
Virginia to Enforce Broad New Traffic Laws This Friday
Virginia lawmakers impose tougher penalties on risky driving effective Friday including higher fines for first offenses and stricter suspension rules. Speed limits rise on certain highways and trucks face a 50 mph cap, with new rules on vehicle removal at disaster scenes and mandatory front seat belts for 1963 models. A key implied consent drunk driving law increases consequences for refusals and sets blood alcohol thresholds. A separate program funds teen driver training and requires under 18 drivers to attend a license ceremony with a guardian.
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Richmond
Virginia
Red China buildup seen as defense not invasion threat
Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home believe the Chinese military build in Fukien is not aimed at launching on Quemoy and Matsu but may silence Chiang Kai-shek’s threats. They met after talks with De Gaulle and Adenauer and urged Soviet participation in Berlin and Geneva discussions on Laos neutrality.
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London
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Red China
Fukien
Chiang Kai-shek
Rusk
Home
Quemoy
Matsu
Peiping
Foree
Chen Yi
U.S
Southeast China
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
America
Ames Pid
Moscow
Soviet Union
Berlin
Berlin Wall
Geneva
Laos
Andrei A. Gromyko
Ber
Four Servicemen Die in Head-On Crash Near Fredericksburg
A head on collision on U S 1 about 20 miles south of Fredericksburg killed four servicemen. Robert D. and Edward D. Thorp of Gram pony Pa were killed, James C. Manning of Fort Bragg was fatally injured, and an unidentified 22 year old died after arrival at a Richmond hospital. Police reported no witnesses and said the crash occurred at 6 20 a m in the northbound lane near Golansville.
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Fredericksburg
Richmond
Robert D
Edward D. Thorp
Grampian
Hunter Air Force Base
Savannah
James C. Manning
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Manning
Golansville
Vacation Closure and Help Wanted at Seabright's Market
Seabright's Market closes for vacation July 2 through 7. Pingley and Carper are sought for delivery work, no phone calls. apply in person at the market.
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Pingley & Carper
Seabright’s
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