Screen Writers Back To Work After 22 Week Strike
Hollywood report states Writers Guild of America West members voted overwhelmingly to accept a 42 month contract with major producers. The deal includes a 10 percent wage increase for two years, a 600000 dollar health and welfare fund, 5 percent of salaries toward welfare and pension plans, and 2 percent of producers receipts from exhibition on free TV for six years. A guild spokesman noted nearing final settlement and a decision expected next week.
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Aerial Picketing Globe Struck by Missile Mechanics
San Diego engineers and architects plan a weekly Monday walkout at Convair affecting its two California plants. An airplane towing a strike banner will hover above to deter crossovers. The group seeks a 6 percent wage boost and better layoff and arbitration terms. In Burbank, Lockheed machinists rejected the latest offer 95.4 percent and plan a 12:01 a.m. Wednesday strike. Lockheed machinists seek a 7 percent raise for workers averaging $2.65 hourly. Convair machinists seek 14 cents more per hour plus fringe benefits. The current pay ranges from $1.79 to $3.40 per hour.
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Gala Mass Opens Broadway After Blackout
New York theaters revive after a long Broadway blackout with a gala mass reopening stage show. Performers and company members return as lights fade in, marking a hopeful restart for the spring theatre season.
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Leftists back away from Tokyo airport protests during Eisenhower visit
Leftist groups show restraint ahead of President Eisenhower arrival in Tokyo on June 19 as Redmien and Zengakuren factions signal no mass action at the airport. Security plans mobilize 25 000 police and a guarded royal procession with a closed limousine and enhanced police patrols along the route.
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Philippines Await Eisenhower's Arrival Rousing Welcome Planned
President Eisenhower heads to Manila for a three day visit after Alaska outreach and a nonstop flight from Washington. He will refuel at Wake Island and reach Clark Field amid expected strong Manila ceremonies. Officials caution on possible threats as he seeks to bolster international understanding.
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Railroads Plan Merger of Norfolk and Western and Nickel Plate
The Norfolk and Western Railroad and the New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Nickel Plate agreed to merge. A joint statement said the plan will be submitted to shareholders and the Interstate Commerce Commission for approval.
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Stevenson Withdraws From Presidential Race Statement
Adlai E. Stevenson hurriedly retrieved his political hat Sunday and declared I am not a candidate. The move followed pressure in the Democratic nomination scramble sparked by Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Eleanor Roosevelt
France rejects idea plan disrupt Western solidarity
France warned the Soviet Union that its new disarmament proposal, drafted in part from French ideas, would not break Western unity. Jules Moch cited Khrushchev and Zorin stressing changes despite retained principles and said Paris disagrees with any claim of disruption.
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Soviet Union
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Moch warns against exploiting disarmament talks
In a first speech since talks resumed June 7, Moch defends Western unity and calls out a Soviet draft plan aimed at undermining the Western Alliance. He argues that any attempt to weaken solidarity will fail, emphasizing resolve amid resumed negotiations.
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Russia Fated Summit Open to Western Attitude
ORMSBY-GORE questioned Zorin at length on the Soviet plan and Western reaction. Zorin urged negotiable settlement and proposed Western delegations begin by offering their answers to the questions to set the course for talks.
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House Cuts Foreign Aid Reduces Eisenhower Request
The House Appropriations Committee cut 790 million dollars from Eisenhower's foreign aid request, including 400 million from military assistance. If sustained, the program would total 3.3845 billion of the 4.175 billion requested for the next fiscal year, with about 400 million in unspent prior funds available. The Senate may restore some cuts. military funding was limited to 1.6 billion of the two billion requested.
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Methodist Churches Get New Pastors
A Dayton man is named superintendent of the Chillicothe District Ohio Conference. Rev. Stanley Jeffery of Dayton replaces retiring Dr. W. Carl Hickey. Bishop Werner announced three other new district superintendents and 21 pastor appointments during Lakeside conference. Changes list include Bartlett-Wesley Thatcher and Coolville Kenneth Weaver among others. Portsmouth district adds James V. Lewis and Jack Stutler.
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New Mr America Lloyd Lillee from SLI crowned
Red haired senior Lloyd Lillee of Southwestern Louisiana Institute in Lafayette is named Mr. America. He weighs 180 pounds and stands 5 feet 6 inches tall.
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New Ohio Army Navy Union Names State Commander
Frank J. Moran of Akron, a Korean War veteran, is installed as the new state commander of the Army Navy Union of Ohio. Moran succeeds prior leadership and will oversee Ohio chapters and activities. He brings veteran service and organizational experience to the role.
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Nationalists Win Most Posts in Buckeye Boys State
The Nationalist Party swept five of six top offices in the Buckeye Boys State, with James E. White of Columbus elected governor after an 11-11 tie in prior counts. White defeated Curt Freed 604 to 551. Other officers named include Lt Governor Colonel A Dolby, Secretary Augustus Dampier Jr., State Treasurer Romero Cherry, and State Auditor Thomas Fritz, with Dampier the sole Federalist winner.
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Employment Gains Continue in May with Unemployment Down
Washington reports another substantial May job gain alongside a further drop in the unemployment rate. The data indicate ongoing improvement in the labor market with continued hiring momentum and improving employment prospects.
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Rockefeller urges Nixon to disclose new defense policy positions
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller says Nixon must reveal new defense and foreign policy positions to avoid making it harder for him to win the presidency.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Truman Says Big-City Press Nominates Weak Democrat Candidate
Former President Harry S. Truman accuses major urban newspapers of backing the Democrats’ weakest presidential hopeful while urging the party to choose strength over perceived media manipulation.
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Harry S. Truman
Ohio Traffic Deaths Rise Amid Weekend Accidents
Ohio's bulging death log added at least 15 traffic fatalities over the weekend, with four drownings and two house-fire deaths in Cuyahoga County. A Clay Center freight derailment caused 31 cars to come off the tracks but caused no injuries.
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