United Steelworkers push for higher pay and shorter week
USW delegates call for a 32 to 35 hour week with four eight hour days and higher wages. David J. McDonald says a shorter week could come via negotiations with mills, government action, or after the current contract expires, with a goal of easing unemployment and boosting social programs.
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Algeria to Hold Assembly Vote Amid One-Party Push
Algeria moves toward its first assembly election under Ben Bella with a single list of candidates and no opposition. Ben Bella vows democratic self-government though critics call it a dictatorship as opponents protest abstention and mass support coalesces behind the premier. The mixed group includes 16 Europeans and faces a vast political transition after independence.
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Bankers Convention Topics Highlight Memo and History
Bankers prepare for five West Point nominees while Frank Borman, a grandson of German immigrants, rises to astronaut, as Atlantic City sessions of the ABA discuss taxation, management succession, and banking competition. Government and international figures join workshops on economic growth and monetary policy. A New York prep note adds a recipe for meat patties using leftover meat.
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Paper Control Move Denied By Official
Crown Point Indiana AP Henry Kowalczyk acting Lake County prosecutor denies trying to influence Gary Post-Tribune editorial stance in favor of his Republican rival. A statutory rape charge involving a 19 year old and a 17 year old girl was brought to Northwest Indiana Crime Commission's attention. Lynch says case details were known earlier but charge filed last month. Parents' names withheld to protect them from distress.
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