Agreements Prevent Three Major Walkouts in Key Industries
Broad accords averted widespread strikes across steel rubber and meat packing sectors as unions reach tentative contracts with major firms. About 190000 workers were idle or threatened with walkouts, including steel and meat packing workers in New York and across the nation, with wage increases and benefits on the table.
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Sahar
Tay
Par Ane Can Airways
al Cleveland
Tire & Rubber
United Rubber Workers
Armour & Co
Smaler
Olient Asee Ny
Cambodian Royal Couple Targeted in Palace Bombing
The New China News Agency quoted a royal cabinet communique saying a bomb exploded in the Phnom Penh royal palace killing Prince Norodom Vakriv an and a servant and wounding two others as the King and Queen escaped after receiving a package described as a gift from a foreign source at Hong Kong. The attack occurred as negotiations and strikes affected labor in the United States and across industries.
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Hoe
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United Nations
Eisenhower Macmillan TV Talks Mark New Peace Push
In London the president and Prime Minister Macmillan spoke to boost a Western diplomatic offense amid fears of a renewed arms race. They backed a possible summit with Khrushchev, urged peace, and discussed de Gaulle’s Algeria drive while signaling limited aid to India and caution on Red China.
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Atlantic
London
United Press International
President May Plans Stop at Scotland Castle Apartment
The report notes President May may stay at Culzean Castle in Scotland with plans to play golf if he returns. It mentions Secretary Ames C Hikse and Prime Minister Harold Maclallan, and suggests no new discussions with the press. The piece recalls gratitude for Eisenhower’s WWII role and Britain’s war stance.
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President O1K Finance Bill Faces Veto Vote
President Eisenhower weighs the finance bill as Congress plans for a possible adjournment before Soviet Premier Khrushchev's arrival. Democratic and Republican leaders seek to finish action this session and return in October, amid pressure on appropriations and timing.
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Indicted ex‑MBS officials accused of covert U S Dominican propaganda
Three former Mutual Broadcasting System executives face a federal indictment in New York charging them with accepting 3.75 million to push Dominican Republic propaganda on radio. They are accused of failing to register as foreign agents and conspiring with Dominican officials, risking up to five years in prison and fines.
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Courtesy Car Rides Dropped by Strikers
The Berkshire Sige highway co workers and transportation staff faced changes as a strike actions ends on a cautious note. Reports indicate negotiations and public works plans impacted by the walkout with no immediate resolution.
India Faces Armed Forces Row Over China Policy
Disputes within India's defense leadership widen as Defense Minister Krishna Menon faces calls to resign amid reports of Chinese troop movements along the northern frontier. Parliament leaders cite a split with Nehru, while military chiefs resign in protest over policy and Tibet crisis responses. Nehru rejects forceful action against Tibet at the UN. Fresh reports describe Chinese troops and heavy weapons advancing toward northeast India near Longju amid border tensions.
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Menon
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China
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Axium
Tibet
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Two Issues Stall Accord On Labor Bill
The Senate labor bill talks stall over two issues: whether unrestricted picketing at construction sites should be exempt from the general ban on secondary boycotts and whether organizational picketing should be allowed when the employer commits an unfair labor practice. Four Senate Democrats press for the exemption while House action remains uncertain.
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Sullivan Joins Behind Fureolo U of M Raise
The report notes Sullivan backs Furcolo’s University of Massachusetts pay raise plan amid legislative debate. It mentions Mather’s campaign to win legislative funds, a resignation announcement by Mather dated August 18, 1960, and Furcolo’s appeal to the Legislature for funding after House approval and Senate defeat, highlighting faculty recruitment concerns.
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Ilars
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Maine Tax Hits Hotel Rooms Up In August
A Maine father of five, Harold Thomas of Presque Isle, lies in critical condition with polio as a new state tax on hotel and motel rooms takes effect. The levy covers tourist camps and trailer camps, with exemptions for transient guests, homes, and certain lodging. Hospital officials report the case linked to the tax rollout amid billing and vaccine questions in Augusta and Portland.
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