Climax Tonight in GM UAW Negotiations
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers board meets tonight likely signaling the climax of GM contract talks. A strike authority could be sought as local issues hold up one quarter of GM plants and 102000 workers idle. Reuther may push the GM contract to Ford next.
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Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Fisher Body
Pittsburgh
John McCarrell
Dag Plane Survivor Succumbs
Harold M. Julien U N security guard and the sole survivor of the Dag Hammarskjold crash died at Ndola Hospital. The American's death brings the toll to 16. His Cuban born wife Maria rushed from the United States to be at his side as authorities sought clues to the disaster.
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Harold M. Julien
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Maria
United States
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Hammarskjold
Winter Weather Strikes Across the Midsection and Rockies
An autumn cold front pushed into the midwest causing temperatures to fall into the 30s and spawning severe storms from Michigan to Wisconsin. Up to two feet of snow blanketed the Colorado Rockies while Utah and Wyoming saw lighter amounts. Yellowstone gate entrances closed by drifting snow. New England coast faced clouds and drizzle while Minneapolis reported 39.
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New Mexico
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Yellowstone National Park
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Rhode Island
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Montana
Colorado
Minnesota
Dakotas
Minneapolis
Boon For Top-Hatted Diplomats Nominated To State Post
Washington dispatch notes a State Department experiment with compact Checker limousines for diplomats abroad, featuring a cablike exterior and sedate interiors. Llewellyn Thompson advocated smaller, economical cars to ease travel in places like Moscow, with one vehicle sent to Moscow and another to San Salvador. The piece also lists Maine nominations for the Land Damage Board and related state appointments by Gov. Reed, including appraisers, nursing board members, and various officials.
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Soviet Union
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
San Salvador
Thompson
Reed
Robert Asnman
Chelsea
Water Improvement Commission
Louise Nawfel
Bangor
Eleanor Cornish
Portland
State Board of Nursing
Miss Nawfel
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Miss Cornish
Maine Medical Center School of Nursing
John T. Konecki
Auburn
Advisory Council For Hospital Survey Act
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Maynard Dolloff
Gray
John Conley Jr
Bath
Michael Schoonjans
Old Orchard Beach
John Brett Fort
Rep
Robert Brown
Rfairfield
Albert H. Page
Maine
West Berlin policy debate signals possible shift
An AP analysis reports Washington weighs a more elastic approach to Germany and Berlin with Khrushchev’s moves guiding outcomes. Officials say policy remains unchanged but discussions from Berlin hint at considering East Germany’s reality and possible power-sharing in access to West Berlin. The State Department dismisses specifics as inaccurate while noting that U.S. policy is defined by Kennedy and Rusk. Continued on Page Two.
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White House
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Logan T. Johnston
Armco
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State Department
Dean Rusk
Moscow
United Nations faces crisis after Hammarskjold death
The Soviet drive to create a three headed UN executive backfired as Dag Hammarskjold died. The move sparked resentment among smaller nations who fear the UN’s vacuum. Many neutrals back a single interim secretary-general with Mongi Slim or U Thant among candidates.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Tom Hoge
U.N. News
N.Y
Khrushchev
Hammarskjold
Moscow
Troika
U.S
General Assembly
Dean Rusk
Assembly
Kennedy
United States
Mongi Slim
U Thant
Burma
Present-Progress Man Wins All Hearts
A light joke notes that some prefer a man with a past or future, but all the girls go for a man with a present. Copyright Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Fea. Corp
JFK Signs Peace Corps Legislation
President Kennedy signed legislation granting the Peace Corps permanent status and said it would assist other nations toward freedom and opportunity. A large gathering of Senate and House members witnessed as Kennedy signed the bill and praised Peace Corps Director Sargent.
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Kennedy
Peace Corps
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House
Sargent
Airman Killed In Car Crash At Acadia Park
BAR HARBOR A Dow Air Force Base airman was killed and another critically hurt when their car overturned in Acadia National Park. Paul Joyce 28 from Hartford Conn. was killed. David Horton 30 from Santa Barbara Calif. was hospitalized. Ranger Metherall said the car failed to negotiate a curve at high speed.
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Dow Air Force Base
Bangor
Acadia National Park
Paul Joyce
Zola Joyce
Hartford
Robert Metherall
Woodlands face clash of use for recreation and industry
Washington AP report on a forestry conference where delegates from industry labor and government weigh ways to meet growing timber and paper needs without sacrificing forests as refuges from modern life. Yale forester George Garratt warned land shortages will heighten conflict as private holdings open to public hunting and recreation. Conference by American Forest Products Industries airs views without formal recommendations.
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Conference of Foresters Continu Ie
George A. Garratt
Yale School of Forestry
Garrett
America
Curtis M. Huchins
The
Dead River Co
Bangor
Taines
Garratt
American Forest Products Industries, Inc
Hurricane Esther Defies Tracking In New England
Dr. Oscar Tennenbaum of the U S Weather Bureau said Esther’s eye proved elusive, making tracking extremely difficult. Radar gaps and a temporarily closed eye led to uncertainty about the storm’s strength as it stalled over cold northern waters before being downgraded from a hurricane to gale warnings from Eastport to Block Island by 5 p m.
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Nonweather Bureau
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