Senate Revives General Pay Rises In Massachusetts
Massachusetts Senate endorsed a broad pay raise plan for about 35 000 state workers, proposing 360 annually for all, start near March 1 to curb costs this year. College faculty raises also revived, with March 1 start. House adjourned without action. a Saturday session planned to push final adjournment.
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Boston
Senate
Byers
House
William D. Fleming
Worcester
Ways and Means Committee
Furcolo
University of Massachusetts
College of Art
Pasternak Appears at Philharmonic in Moscow
Russian writer Boris Pasternak reappeared at a New York Philharmonic concert in Moscow, cheering and kissing conductor Leonard Bernstein. He spoke little of Doctor Zhivago, saying he is healthy and writing a prose play about freeing serfs in the 19th century, while denying plans to publish the novel in Russia.
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Moscow
Pasternak
New York Philharmonic
Leonard Bernstein
Secession
Doctor Zhivago
Soviet Union
Bernstein
Philharmonic
Russia
Soviet Writers’ UN
Bookie Fined Heaviest Gambling Fine In 16 Years
Springfield resident Joseph P. Sellamo Jr., 29, was fined 3000 by District Judge Thomas J. O Malley after pleading guilty to six counts of registering bets on horse races and baseball games and promoting a Teadtners lottery. Police called him the biggest bookie ever uncovered in the city.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Joseph P. Sellamo Jr
Thomas J. O'Malley
Sellamo
Three-Paper Strike Set for Sunday in San Francisco
San Francisco's three daily newspapers will strike at 8 a.m. Sunday after a contract dispute. The San Francisco Oakland Newspaper Guild announced the action, with support from the San Francisco Labor Council. Reporters earn a minimum 11 38.50 after six years. the guild seeks higher raises, while management tops at 5.50 this year and 4 next year.
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San Francisco
New York Cop Arrested in Shakedown Case
Patrolman Chester J Bell, 39, with a long disciplinary record, was arrested on a morals solicitation scheme after allegedly shaking down Leo Strickman for 125 dollars in a fake morals case. Strickman reported Bell threatened arrest and demanded more after paying initial cash. Authorities say Bell was recognized and seized following Strickman’s complaint and a later identification.
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New York
Chester JH. Bell
Bell
Walter Arm
Leo Strickman
7Th St
Broadway
Arm
Strickman
Strckman
City and Transit Authority
George Boyer
East Side
MIT Prefab Schools Offer Light, Expandable Construction
MIT unveiled a plastic building concept to ease school overcrowding. The design uses loadbearing sandwich panels with a foam core that can be expanded, moved, disassembled and reassembled quickly. An eight foot square panel weighs 20 pounds, about a tenth of a concrete shell, enabling rapid deployment.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Capitol Hill House Votes $4 Billion For Farm Surplus Use
The House passed a $4.1 billion farm surplus bill to dispose of government held crop surpluses and fund a food stamp plan for the needy, sending the measure to the Senate for approval as Congress races against adjournment. Senate action followed, with leaders eyeing foreign aid and civil rights bills amid delaying tactics by Senator Morse.
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House
Sen
Wayne Morse
Dqre
Congress
Senate
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Ciil Rights Commission
Treasury
Senate House
Morse
Sen J. William Fulbright
Uc-Ark
Fulbright
Baseball scores update from league games
American League results show Baltimore 3 Chicago 0 in twilight first game and 1 0 in 11 innings second game. New York 9 Detroit 2. Kansas City 8. Boston 6. Washington 5 Cleveland 4 at night. National League scores include Milwaukee 10 0 Cincinnati 2 night. Chicago 2 St. Louis. Los Angeles 3 5 Pittsburgh 4 first game. Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 0 second game. Philadelphia 1 San Francisco 0 at night.
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Ine Mings
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Tright
Washington
Cleveland
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Enichis Los Angeles
Pitt-hurch
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Train Slams Family Car Kills Seven in Waseca
A freight train struck a station wagon carrying a farm mother and her six children in Waseca Minnesota killing all seven. Sheriff reports the train traveled 45 mph as bells and lights were on. The crash occurred near a loading dock and at a track intersection. The mother Kath Lism and eldest child Kath Immerman died at hospital with others killed at the scene.
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Waseca
Minn
James Immerman
Minneapals & St Lows Rapasay
Michael
Carne
Birnara
James Jt
Jinne
Mis Z
Fann Myoman
Kathlism
Ram
Zimmerman
Stan Baales
Bailes
Maryland
Butler Accuses Lawrence Of Trying To Dump Him Too
Washington AP dispatch reports Butler accuses Gov David I Lawrence of Pennsylvania of aiding Southern Democrats in removing him as national Democratic chairman. Butler says Lawrence circulated material to committee members, aligning with segregationist efforts while Butler defends integration and equal rights, citing Supreme Court rulings. He notes 1954 memos and asserts segregation should not be a political issue.
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Lawrence
Washington
API - Paul WI
Pennsylvania
Democratic National
Supreme Court
Butlers
Friday Oight
Supreme Cent
Mediation Talks Bring Accord End to Berkshire Street Railway Strike
After eight days of picketing, Berkshire Street Railway Co and the Street Railway Employes Union Local 496 move toward a ratified accord. A memorandum of agreement signed at St Mary’s Church rectory frames the settlement, with details to be disclosed after today’s union meeting. Mediation led by State Mediator Curran arrived in Pittsfield to push a resolution as Yellow Cab’s growing bid for the school transport contract adds pressure on both sides.
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Aeune
Berkshire Street Railway Co
Athy
George Bo Grane
Raynor C. Hubbell
BSR
Ilareld B. Gordon
John E. Marshall
Russell E. de. Grenier
Ats
Anthony J. Roberto
Lonion
Linden Street
ANS
Anthony J. Buebello
Atty Gearee
Pany
St. Mary's Church
Wavor Haughey
Hethould
Yellow Cab
Norman
Berkshire
Way Buses
Masor
Yellow Cab Co
Berkshire Street Railway
State Department of Public Utilities
DPU
Campans Cmught
Gordon
Eacle Jasnicht
Campans
Joseph P. Curran
Longmeadow
Pittsfield
Rmdrne
Haughey
Othe
Curran
Marshall
Clergymen Aid Effort In Bus Strike Settlement
Three clergymen and a rabbi attended a school committee meeting as the strike neared settlement. Mayor Haughey praised their involvement and the mediation efforts while the union and Berkshire Street Railway disputed contract terms and wage/uniform provisions. The dispute began June 18 when outside buses were hired for charter runs, with the union claiming only union drivers and buses should handle such work.
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Gordon
Buses Readied to Start Monday After Settlement
The bus company plans a Monday resumption of service after a strike settlement reached last night. President Hood B Garden of the firm said buses were kept in good condition and most routes will operate. mechanics will be called in to prepare for re start.
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Reikshne Steel Railway Co
Alon Thay
Hood B Garden
Gordon
Clerical Talks on Settlement Reach Lead to School Board
Amonim agreed to attend mayoral talks with three clergymen and officials at St Mary's rectory. Mayor Haughey and Curran conferred, then at 5 30 they summoned union officers and lawyers. Within less than 16 hours Mayor Ilauchey informed the School Committee that settlement was certain.
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Amonim
Haughey
Curran
St Mary's Rectory
Union and Company
Ilauchey
Pact Ended Free Buses Started In Berkshire Strike
After Gordon deemed the contract terminated the drivers began a free courtesy transport system in Frttshield with their own cars. The plan ended Sept. 1 due to insufficient passenger contributions. Ten drivers, least senior, were furloughed as work dwindled. The union contends the strike and layoffs complicate settlement while negotiations resume Oct 1.
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Stke
Gordon
Uniion
Strke
Frttshield
Marshall
RSR
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