Chrysler UAW reach contract settling widespread auto strikes
Detroit Chrysler and the UAW announced a new six state settlement ending a broad walkout. The agreement includes layoff pay, wage bumps, pension boosts, and equalized regional pay, with disputes over timing addressed and the contract running through 1988.
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Chrysler Corp
CIO United
Auto
Chrysler
Sx States
UAW
Ford
General
Willl
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Auto Company
Michigan
Indiana
California
Delaware
Kansas
Georgia
General Motors
Robert W. Conder
U.S. Studying Home Troop Withdrawals From Japan
After talks with Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu, the United States signals consideration of a phased withdrawal of about 100,000 U.S. troops from Japan, with no target date set. Shigemitsu leaves for New York before Tokyo. Provisional six year rearmament plan aims to lift Japan to 350,000 ground troops and build a 1300 plane air force with a 125,000 ton navy by 1961. Both governments agree defense duties to Japan while maintaining Western Pacific security.
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Wastinurun
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
United States
New York
Tokyo
Shigemitsu
Dulles
Cattle Sale Dominates Ohio State Fair Events
Lausche oversees the state fair cattle sale featuring some 200 high quality calves as the main commercial event. She presides over a $5000 Governor's Cup harness race and dairy cattle judging. The All-Ohio talent show closes the grandstand program with 125 cast members from 500 youth acts.
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Tauche
Dwindle Gunman Found Shot in Head in 1953 Clark Case
The case linked oilman William P. Clark's murder to a stay-for-pay scheme. Only two principals survive: Clark's widow Mary, 46, and mobster-informer Harry Huggins, 47. Others like Cecil Green and Leroy Eggleston were killed as the plot unraveled. Mrs Clark offered a $10,000 reward for her husband's death. Huggins and Mrs Clark faced charges but remain free on bond awaiting trial.
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Mary
Harry Huggins
Oid
Fort Worth
Tex
Po Huggins
Cecil Green
Leroy
Tracy) Eggies
Exeleston
Dezvous
Eggleston
Ace
Ollman Clark
Huggins
Clarke
Polio Vaccine Suggestion Teased in Ohio Data
Ohio health officials say early figures hint the Salk vaccine may reduce polio but deem the result preliminary. About 6 per 100 000 vaccinated children contracted polio versus 19 per 100 000 unvaccinated, with peak season not yet reached and further study needed.
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Columbus
State Health Department
Frederick H. Wentworth
Division of
Ohio
Wentworth
Small-Arms Ammo Pilfered From Ravenna Arsenal
Ravenna Ohio Army Ordnance officials report pilfering of large quantities of small arms ammunition from the Ravenna arsenal. The water damaged shotgun and rifle shells were to be demolished and cases were said to be on sale in bars around the Windham area.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Army Ordnance
Ravenna Arsenal
Windham
End of Summer Marked by Astronomer Timetable
Dr. Everett J. Yowell of the University of Cincinnati notes the calendar end of summer at 2 42 p m on September 23. He also provides the predicted sunrise and sunset times for late September and cites a full moon night on September 16 with the moon expected to be full tomorrow night.
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Cincinnati
Everett J. Yowell
University of Cincinati
Yowell
AT&T to Buy Up Bell Common Stock
American Telephone and Telegraph will gain first rights to acquire 300000 shares of Ohio Bell Telephone common stock over two or three years. Ohio Bell, now fully owned by AT&T, plans a new issue worth nine million dollars at $100 per share.
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Columbus
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Ohio Bell Telephone
Ohio
At&t
Ohio Bell
Kentucky Coal Prices Rise for Eastern and Western Producers
Kentucky miners in both eastern and western regions report plans to raise coal prices by 25 to 50 cents per ton to offset a recent $2 daily wage increase won by the United Mine Workers Union. The increase ties to coal size and intended tonnage. Meanwhile the Red Cross reports only 7.98 million raised toward a 10 million flood relief goal in the Northeast.
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Louisville
Kentucky
United Mine Workers Union
RED Cross
New York
Truman reportedly angry at Pauley over California dinners
Springfield sources and the Los Angeles Times report former President Truman is sore at Edwin Pauley the former DNC treasurer. The issue stems from Pauley entertaining Vice President Nixon and his wife at dinners in California. Pauley denies the story and Truman has not commented. In another item Santa Monica singer Mel Torme is accused of cruelty in a divorce suit by Florence Anne Torme.
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Chicago
Stevenson
Illinois
Springfield
Copley Press
Truman
California
Edwin S. Pauley
Democratic National Committee
Copley
Pres Angeles Times
Pauley
Nixon
Il Hols State Journal
Springfeld
Los Angeles ‘Times
Missouri
Ada
Santa Monica
Calif
Florence Anne Torme Charg
Mel Torme
Negro Boy Slain After Making Ugly Remarks to a White Woman
The NAACP says Mississippi maintains white supremacy by murdering children after Emmitt Louis Til, 15, was abducted from an uncle's home near Tatlawatchie Mississippi and shot in the head following alleged ugly remarks to a white woman. Roy Bryant and Roy Bryant Jr. were charged with kidnapping and may face murder charges as the investigation unfolds. The case echoes a long history of racially charged violence including past lynchings.
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Grenwood
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mississippi
Emmitt Louis Til
Chicago
Tatlawatchie
Vafoney
Teuna Saetatve
Sereary
Kleng
Mamie
Massetts Bong
Jermene
C. Srey
Tali
Tuskegee
Fights Intensify as Israel-Dominated Skirmishes Rise Near Gaza
Jerusalem reports fierce clashes along the Gaza front with Israel claiming two Egyptian Vampires shot down and an Egyptian military HQ destroyed inside Israeli territory. An Israeli spokesman said Egyptian jets patrolled Israeli airspace when engaged, marking a second such encounter since 1948.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Rel
Ike Moves To Avert Rail Strike via Mediation
The National Mediation Board asked President to intervene to avert a nationwide rail strike. Officials expect an executive meeting and a formal action to be named soon to preserve interstate commerce and prevent emergency disruptions.
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Clare
Seasapenia Rabrens
Lore Polagian Regiing
Mewnars
Nationa
Ieee Prats
Clergy Heresy Trial Ends in Acquittal for Pastor Gerberding
The Rev. John Gerberding of Holy Cross Church in Fenomene Falls in Waukesha County was found innocent on seven charges in a secret heresy trial by a seven pastor board. The eighth charge was set aside as the church has not spoken on that issue. The panel deferred any action to Dr. Paul E. Bishop. The case follows another verdict against Pastor George Peax of Durham in a related inquiry.
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John Gerberding
Holy Cross Church
Fenomenee Falls
Waukesha County
Gerberding
Paul E. Bishop
Minneapolia Synod
Bishop
George Peaxt
Crist
Durham
Jesus
Thousands of Living Reminders Left Behind Big Four Pulling Out of Austria
In Vienna and Salzburg amid a sweeping withdrawal by the Big Four occupation powers, Russian troops depart and wives and lovers plan marriages as American troops leave. Austrian officials report rising property values and a marriage boom as consulates note illegitimate births and a flood of residents fleeing.
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Big Four
Austria
Vienna
Baden
Vienna Woods
Austrial
Salzburg
Road Work Seen Steady in Ohio Highway Plan
Columbus Ohio highway chief S C Linzell told Governor Lausche that the construction program remains robust with 73 million dollars in contracts, 35 million more to advertise, and 77 million scheduled by year end. He dismissed recent articles as causing uncertainties about the program.
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Columbus
Ohio
S. C. Linzell
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Solon Upset Over Age Bar on Presidency
Rep. Oliver Bolton of Ohio writes to constituents defending President Eisenhower against claims he is too old for a second term. He argues age should not determine a candidacy and criticizes the negative debate surrounding a potential second term.
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Washington
Oliver Bolton
Ohio
Eiven
Hower
Senator Bender Signals Budget Balance Priority
Senator Bender of Ohio says most constituents want Congress to balance the federal budget and will vote against new spending until it is achieved. He notes Ohioans want tax cuts to demonstrate fiscal discipline and an economy that prioritizes restraint.
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Asmaurus
Bender
Ohio
Congress
Man Held After Wife Stabbing and Self Inflicted Wounds
Donald Watkins slashed his wife with a 10 inch dagger and cut his own wrists. Mrs Mabel Watkins was in fair condition with cuts to the left side shoulder and eyelid. Watkins’ wounds were superficial and he had been released from jail after a short assault and battery sentence. Mrs Watkins had previously sued him.
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Polnt Pleasant
Wayne Elmer
Cotton” Sayre
Lincoln’ Sayre
Buffalo
Putnam County
J. M. Wade
Goren
Sayre
Phloe Johnson
Alice Martin
Young Sayre
Lincoln Sayre
Tribble Road
Elmwood
Cotton
Harington
Buffaio
Hulbert’s
Tnd
Dad Toete
Phige
peesDad
Phloe
Lowel
Donald Watkins Yeterday
Mabel Watkins
Watkins
Treaty Cloth Distribution For Seneca Nation Scheduled
The government will make its annual distribution of treaty cloth to the Seneca Nation tomorrow and Saturday. Each inhabitant will receive two years unbleached sheeting as part of the yearly payments.
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Salamanca
Robbery at Hotel Belvedere Takes Place During Wedding
Gunman robbed the Hotel Belvedere in Nelsonville as police attended a wedding. The incident occurred amid a crowded reception with officers from Pomeroy and Middleport present. A $2800 theft is reported with no injuries.
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New York
Mearthur
Belvedere
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
Peron Tightens Grip on Argentina Amid Threats of Violence
President Juan D. Peron warned opposition violence will be met with actions more violent as he led a large Plaza de Mayo rally. He offered to resign only if it guaranteed pacification, but denounced opponents and called for a forceful response to unrest.
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Juan Peron
Argentina
Tidetense Cavagna Martinez
Buenos Aires
Coffer
Juan D. Peron
Plaza de Mayo
of Labor
CGT
Peron
Peru
Hugo di Pietro
Congress
Tu‘cuman
Plaza de Mayo Demonstra Ition
Labor
Peronista
Lis
Westinghouse abandons fair trade prices on household goods
Mansfield dispatch reports Westinghouse Electric Corp will discontinue fair trade price lists for electric housewares and automatic bed coverings. John J. Anderson says the company will still reduce suggested retail and dealer prices. The move under the fair trade law aims to prevent dealers from undercutting listed prices.
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