Reuther press on AMC in labor talks for auto contracts
Walter P. Reuther, UAW president, meets AMC to press profit sharing and wage gains as Big Three offers remain 21 cent raises. He aims to lock AMC then push GM Ford and Chrysler for better terms while AMC proposes 10 percent pre tax profit share and stockholder net worth 220 million. The Big Three seek 2 percent annual improvements and limited cost of living raises.
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Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
American Motors
AMC
General Motors
Fore
Chrysler
Reuther
FORD
Big Three
UAW
Bid For U. S. Support Of France In UN
United Nations members pressed Tunisia to withdraw a resolution urging France to pull troops from Tunisian soil and negotiate complete withdrawal after July fighting around the Bizerte base. Britain and African allies sought to water down the text to win U S and other support. Adlai Stevenson signaled U S lukewarmness to the measure.
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N.Y
U. N
France
Tunisia
General Assembly
Britain
Yugoslavia
United States
Bizerte
Tunisian
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Saboteurs Fire At Troops In Alto Adige Attack
Saboteurs dynamited an electric pylon in Bolzano Alto Adige then fired machinegun bursts at troops and police for 15 minutes. The attackers escaped in the dark after a brief exchange of fire with no reported casualties.
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Bolzano
Italy
Alto Adige
South Tyrol
Atlas Program Ends at Vandenberg Base
An Atlas intercontinental missile test at Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif demonstrates changes and improvements in the ballistic weapon.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Red Moves Bring Out U. S. Tanks
Western Allies push armor and infantry to the Berlin sector border as East German authorities bar traffic between East and West. Patton tanks appear at Friedrichstrasse crossing while the regime tightens entry gates and the allies respond with rapid border reinforcement.
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Berlin
U. S
Friedrichstrasse
East Berlin
Lockmiller Granted Leave From Wesleyan Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University president Dr. David A. Lockmiller was granted a leave of absence for the first semester of the coming school year after board action. Philip C. Ebeling, board chair, said Elden T. Smith will take on additional duties during the leave.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
David A. Lockmiller
Lockmiller
Philip C. Ebeling
Ebeling
Elden T. Smith
Thief Lifts Goya Portrait From London Gallery
Detectives believe the 19th century Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington, valued at 392000, was stolen Monday night from Britain's National Gallery. The painting disappeared after staff opened Tuesday morning, with guards later discovering its loss. No forced entry or significant prints found.
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London
Duke of Wellington
Britain
National Gallery
Iron Duke
Waterloo
Trafalgar Square
France
Aix-en-Provence
Ranger I fails to separate from Atlas Agena stage
Rocket launches from Cape Canaveral at 5:04 a.m. as Atlas Agena lifts Ranger I toward space. After more than three hours NASA reports the Ranger did not separate, leaving the spacecraft in near earth orbit and not the planned highly eccentric path. Ranger II remains planned for late fall.
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Fla
United States
Space
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ranger
Agena
Ranger I
James D. Burke
NASA
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Mars
Venus
Bakers Asked To Halt Bread Price Increases
Freeman notes bread rose from 14.3 cents to 20.3 cents a loaf between 1950 and 1960 and states farmers suffered a 15 percent cut in their share of the loaf during that decade.
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Freeman
Five Day Forecast for Beushieaetors Ohio
The five day outlook shows temperatures averaging three to seven degrees below normal with cool days and a slight warm up Saturday into Sunday. Normal lows around 60. Rainfall totals from one to two inches with locally heavier amounts possible. Occasional rain tonight through Thursday night and scattered showers around the weekend.
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Beushieaetors
Ohio
Rider Trial Jury Sought in Freedom Rider Appeal
In Jackson Mississippi attorneys begin selecting a jury for the first Freedom Rider appeal trial in Hinds County Court after the defense failed to toss the jury list. Henry Thomas 19 Howard University student appealed his breach of peace conviction from Jackson city court. He arrived in May on the second Montgomery bus wave after refusing to leave a segregated waiting room and was fined 200 dollars with 60 days jail suspended.
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Jackson
Miss
Hinds County
Henry Thomas
Howard University
Washington
D. C
Montgomery
Ala
Mississippi
Czechoslovakia Sends Teachers Emphasis to Communist Doctrine
Education Minister F Kahuda told Prague teachers their main task is spreading Communist doctrine rather than focusing on the three R's.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
F. Kahuda
Bookies’ Take Is 50 Billion Warns of Rampant Gambling Racket
Senate investigators hear how illegal bookmakers use marked decks loaded dice and trick lenses to fleece bettors. John Scarne estimates illegal play handles at 50 billion dollars yearly with 5.8 billion profit and 750 million spent to corrupt law enforcement. Paul Karnov testifies his firm sells cheating aids and is president of H. E. Mason Co.
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Mortimer E. Caplin
Angelo Rosetti
Anos Rosetti
Sports Day Weekly
Subcommittee
John Scarne
Hilton Hotel Chain
Panama
Puerto Rico
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K.C. Card Co
U. S. Will Watch Guiana Leader After Election
Washington says it will keep an eagle eye on Cheddi Jagan as he becomes premier of British Guiana to see if he leans toward Moscow Peiping. If Jagan links with the communists, representations to Britain may delay independence. if his Marxism proves more independent, Washington may accept Guiana in the hemisphere.
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Washington
United States
Cheddi Jagan
British Guiana
Jagan
Moscow-Peiping
Britain
Guiana
Life Sentence Handed To Bandleader Spade Cooley
Bakersfield Calif Spade Cooley the Western swing king was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder. Cooley born Donnell Clyde Cooley 50 years ago near Pack Saddle Creek Oklahoma waived sanity trial and parole rights after seven years.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Spade Cooley
Cooley
Donnell Clyde
Pack Saddle Creek
Okla
William Bradshaw
Nehru backs access between West and East Berlin
Prime Minister Nehru stated he believes Communists have the right to oversee travel between West Berlin and East Berlin and between West Germany and Berlin.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
West Berlin
East Berlin
West Germany
Berlin
Japanese fishing fleet seized off east coast by Soviet patrol
Soviet patrol boats seized several Japanese fishing vessels off Japan’s eastern coast amid ongoing maritime frictions. Officials said the actions involved multiple boats and disrupted local fishing activity. No immediate injuries were reported.
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Tokyo
Japan
Collision Kills Hocking Man
A Hocking County man Henry Chandler 66 of Laurelville Route 2 died Tuesday from injuries after his car crashed into a gravel hauled truck on the Groveport Pike south of Columbus. The truck was driven by Lloyd Mullens 37 of Co. Car failed to make a curve and side swiped the truck.
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Columbus
Hocking County
Groveport Pike
Henry Chandler
Laurelville
Mercy Hospital
Lloyd Mullens
Cocar
U.S Business Leaders Debate European Common Market Impact
Former Secretary of State Christian Herter and former Undersecretary William Clayton question if U S exports suffer from European common market while William F Butler of Chase Manhattan argues long term gains in world trade. President Kennedy notes U K interest in joining and Commerce Secretary Hodges projects overseas investment at 4 5 billion with Europe receiving about 1 5 billion.
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Christian A. Herter
William L. Clayton
U.S
William F. Butler
Chase Manhattan Bank
Pe Department of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
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