Kennedy steel policy bears fruit as unions push back
President Kennedy’s push for noninflationary contracts drew harsh reactions from business and labor. A White House advisory panel urged stronger limits on strikes by creating a settlement board, arguing public welfare justifies some government role in bargaining while preserving free collective bargaining overall.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Wil
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Public
Congression
Congress
Henry Ford II
Labor and Man
Reward Cancelled After Diamonds Found At Orly Airport
London AP reports an insurance reward of 5460 dollars was canceled when 55000 dollars worth of missing diamonds were recovered by France customs at Orly Airport. The gems had vanished en route to an exhibition at the Louvre. The insurer cited a national holiday timing as the mixup cause.
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London
Patis' Orly
Louvre
Connally Leading In Newspaper Support In Texas Races
The Paris News and other Texas dailies back Gov. Connally in the Democratic governor race, with several papers endorsing him and noting his qualifications. Daniel Formby Whittenburg and Roy Whittenburg receive fewer endorsements, while some papers still back other candidates or endorse Connally for the nomination. The report also notes editorial positions on a fourth-term bid and previews reactions to the broader race.
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Robert Eb.ford
Paris News
Connally Dallas
Texas
Johnson
Connally
Gov. Price Dan
Port Arthur News
Marshal
Formby
Royabip
Whittenburg
Will Wilson
Don Yarborough
Repul
John B
Jack Cox
San Antonio Express
Dows Ig Prodds
Camas de Connally
Areos Resn
VIE
Daniel
Whittenbure
Sa Te Seveyicys
Pupie Dulce
Baytown Sun
Titane
del Rio News Herald
Snyder Daily News
Molle Awking
Pallas Morning News
Bon Thomas
Hollywood AP
MGM
Robert Walker
Salt Lake City
Bataan
Hargrove
John
Walker
Bob
Jennifer Jones
David Q. Selznick
William Perlberg
George Seaton
Miss Jones
Young Walker
Catalina
Kirk Douglas
Nick Adams
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Athens Review
Dallas Morning News
Dallas Times Herald
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Houston Post
Longview News and Journal
The
San Antonio Light
Abilene Reporter
News
Austin American - Statesman
Brownwood Bulletin
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Denison Herald
Greenville Herald-Banner
Jacksonville Progress
Lamesa
Lateide Times
Marshall News-Messen-beer
Sherman Democrat
Temple Telegram
Waco News-Tribune
Times-Herald
Wichita Falls Times
Record News
Beaumont Enterprise and Journal
Big Spring Herald
Bonham Favorite
Pasadena Citizen
San Antonio Express and News
Gov. Daniel
Marlin-Democrat
Stephenville Empire
Snyder News
Childress Index
Victoria Advocate
Lufkin News
Houston Chronicle
Terrell Tribune
Houston Press
McKinney Courier-Gazette
Cuero Record
Gladewater Mirror
Tyler Courier-Times and Telegraph
Borger News-Herald
Whittenbore
Unloaded pistol fails to fire at holdup man
Sam Bozzi Jr. grabbed a pistol from under his grocery counter Wednesday and chased a holdup man fleeing with $20 from the cash register. Bozzi pulled the trigger three times. the gun did not fire. Police later arrested Glen Olan Reeves, 38, of San Jose on suspicion of robbery.
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San Jose
Calif
Sam Bozzi Jr
Bozzi
Glen Olan
Reeves
Syria Restores 1958 Land Reform Under Arab Socialism Plan
DAMASCUS Syria AP Syria's new government re instates the 1958 land reform law a key Arab socialist policy. The measure originally carved large feudal estates into peasant holdings while Syria was in the UAR and was rolled back after the coup that ousted Parliament and the civilian government in late March.
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Damascus
Syria
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Marcuf Dawaliby
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