Steelworkers Rule Out After McDonald Seeks Talks
United Steelworkers Wage Policy Committee rejected an industry offer to end the 83 day steel strike as unacceptable. President Davin J McDonald said negotiations with the industry bargaining team could resume this afternoon. Officials noted high morale and resolve among workers as talks continued under pressure from Washington.
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Ioe
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GM DuPont Stocks Up One Billion in Market Gain
New York to GM and DuPont common stocks gained about one billion dollars in market value after a court decision delivered after Friday close. GM rose about 2 points while DuPont advanced, helping push the industrial average higher despite irregular trading. The ruling allowed DuPont to keep its 3 million GM shares but barred their transfer.
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UPL
General Motors
DuPont
Thore
Wall Street
Amy Grows Into Typhoon Threatening Okinawa
A developing typhoon named Amy strengthened to 46 mph winds and moved northeast across the Pacific. It was 448 miles southwest of Okinawa with 40 mph gusts and forecast to pass 178 miles south southwest of Okinawa by Tuesday, prompting weather warnings.
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Okinawa
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Rarth
U.S
Five Day Forecast: WL Temps Near Seasonal Normal
The WL forecast shows average highs around 51 degrees with a 210 4 degree reading above normal. Cooler Wednesday brings showers, then another cool spell late Thursday into Friday.
Ahern Sees Industrial Parks Key To Attracting Jobs
Berkshire leaders say Pittsfield and North Adams must develop industrial parks to lure new business. Ahern notes smaller towns rely on larger communities for jobs and shopping, urging action on proposed parks in Pittsfield, North Adams, and Great Barrington to stimulate regional growth.
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Philip C. Ahern
Berkshire County Industr Development Commission
Ahern
Technical Planning
Alr. Ahern
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Lee
Great Barrington
Berkshire
Pittsfield Industral Development Corp
Northern Berkshire Development Corp
Barrington Development Corp
Pinsfield
Noah Adams
Mr. Ahern
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PID
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Boston
Ment Corp
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Tary County
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U S Action Looms To End Dock Strike
Washington reports government moves to halt the five day old walkout by 85 000 International Longshoremen's Association members. Mediation in New York continues with Finnegan and Mitchell weighing Taft Hartley action as cargo freezes spread from Searsport Maine to Brownsville Texas and court orders may follow in New Orleans ports.
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UPS
Eisenhower
International Longsharemen’a Association
ILA
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Sear
China Bids Mr. K Adieu Yet Aloof After Visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev heads home from Peiping Vladivostok after five days with Chinese hosts. He urged ending the cold war and spoke of peace forces growing stronger but did not indicate Chinese support joining the peace effort. No joint communique was issued.
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Soviet Union
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Gov Pat Brown Meets the Press Then the President
Gov Edmund Pat Brown of California visits Palm Springs for a social evening with the White House press corps. He flies from Los Angeles after a World Series game, insists the meeting is social and not political. Eisenhower grills steaks at a nearby cookout, but Brown is not invited to it. Brown plans a noon meeting with the President to discuss casual topics with national reporters.
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Pat) Brown
California
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White House
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la Quinta
Eisenhower
California National Guard
Secrecy Clouded Khrushchev Mao Talks in Peiping
Reports said Khrushchev and Mao held three days of talks in Beiping with no public communique. Diplomats noted friction over Peiping’s commune plan and border clash with India, Laos activities, and caution about any open split since China relies on the Soviet Union.
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UPI
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Mao Tse-tung
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Red China
Peiping
India
Laos
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Soviet Union
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Eisenhower
Rhode Island teen drivers face higher accident rates
Rhode Island’s six year data shows drivers under 25 are 13.6 percent of licensed operators but account for 26 percent of all accidents and 32.7 percent of fatal accidents. Registrar Romeo D. Asselin notes teenagers and young adults have higher ratios. safest group is 45 to 54 year olds with 18.4 percent of licenses but 13.2 percent of accidents and 10.2 percent of fatals.
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Registry of Motor Vehicles
Rhode Island
Romeo D. Asselin
Lunik Til Two Thirds Of Distance
Moscow reports the Soviet space laboratory Lunik III is two thirds toward its moon target on a mission to photograph the hidden far side. Tass says the interplanetary space station will reach a point near the moon Tuesday, with data released after transmission and analysis.
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Moon
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bLunik
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U.S. Responds to Soviet Space Gain with Optimism
NASA and officials praised Soviet success in circling the Moon while outlining U.S. plans to recover from a launch setback. NASA noted five months to repair Complex 12 at Cape Canaveral as analysts compare booster power and timing against Soviet advances and future rocket options.
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Keith T. Glennan
NASA
USS
Alan T. Waterman
National Science Foundation
Neil IL McFlroy
Manila
United States
McElroy
Cape
America
las-Abie
Cape Canaveral
Taxpayers Urge Furealo To Delay Mount Greylock Tram Bonds
Massachusetts Taxpayers Federation ask Governor Furealo to withhold approval of Greylock tramway bonds until Legislature reconsiders a 1955 bill guaranteeing interest. Frank J. Zee argues delay is needed to curb imprudent state guarantees as the Tramway Authority gains open-ended powers. The group notes lease approvals must come from the governor and council and warns of risking the state’s finances.
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Mount Freylark
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