Aluminum Pact OK'd Prices Up
The United Steelworkers Union announced a three year contract with major aluminum firms including Aluminum Company of America and Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. The pact promises wage and benefit gains, raises aluminum product prices by about five to seven percent, and notes possibleffects on ingot prices. A strike was scheduled against Glan Aluminum Co. in Ohio. five firms reached agreements on wages and pensions, while some contract language remains unsettled.
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Hunt for Victims Shifts to Yuba City Ranch
The search for graves along the Feather River shifted anew Monday as a memorial Mass was held in Yuba City. Authorities pursued leads in the murder case involving a suspect linked to multiple deaths, with services planned across the region and at sister communities.
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Holiday Toll 5 in State Traffic And Drownings
Five people died in state traffic crashes and drownings during the holiday period. The reports include a fatal New York late Sunday crash and multiple incidents across towns, with police and emergency services responding.
Field Will Leave UB Health for Ball State Post
Dr David A Field long time head of health education at University of Bridgeport has been named head of Ball State University men’s physical education department in Muncie Indiana effective September 1 He has served since 1953 in Bridgeport and is active in educational community and religious groups He will be profiled in the upcoming edition of Prominent Americans and International Notables.
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Western Union Strike Hits National Telegraph Service
More than twenty thousand Western Union employees walk off at midnight after rejecting a two year wage offer of 20 percent. UTW and CWA demand 31 percent over two years, threatening major disruption to teletype, TELEX and TWX services, with offices closed to the public and no money orders or messages processed.
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Otremba withdraws from Bridgeport GOP mayor race
Ledward Z. Otremba, GOP registrar of voters, announced he will not seek the mayoral nomination. He said he will back State Ray Nicholas Panuzio if Panuzio secures the party nomination, and he supports the town committee’s choice in any event.
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Memorial Day Observances Mark Protests and Parades
Memorial Day events mix parades and protests across the nation. Veterans gather at Arlington National Cemetery as crowds honor the war dead. Activists march to spread messages against the Vietnam War while officials and veterans remember past missions.
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City Honors Its War Dead With Parade Program
City marked Memorial Day with a parade and program at Seaside Park drawing about 1000 attendees despite rain and wind. Speakers included Congressman McKinney and Mayor Conway, praising veterans and urging unity. Prayers were offered by Rev. Renal Slont. protesters from war groups were absent.
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Audie Murphy and Six Die in Plane Crash Near Roanoke
Audie Murphy America's most decorated World War II hero dies along with five others when a chartered plane crashes on Brushy Mountain near Roanoke Virginia. Six bodies recovered, identified with help from a medical examiner, as rescue teams remove remains and hope to confirm identities by morning. The aircraft carried Murphy and five businessmen traveling from Atlanta to Martinsville for an investment venture.
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Msgr Murdo to Retire Soon Announces Parish
The Rev. Msgr Murdo told parishioners he plans retirement in coming months. He served as master of St Cyril and Viothailing church for seven years and disclosed illness and possible departure after June. Parish officials acknowledged his condition and pending decision.
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Audie Murphy Homecoming Conversation Revealed
Reporter recalls Audie Murphy returning from Europe to Texas in 1945. The most decorated U.S. soldier spoke softly about war bravery and family, then calmly discussed future plans as reporters followed.
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Jet Riders Held in Cuba May Be Castro Hostages
Cuban authorities detain six passengers aboard a Pan Am jet hijacked Saturday. Reports say the passengers may be Castro hostages as Cuba delays contact and considers extended stays for the crew while four Cuban boat captains are sought for release. Cuban radio acknowledged the diversion and indicated no word from Havana on departures.
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Features for Everybody and Daily Miscellany Learnings
A fragmented page lists features for readers including culinary notes, crosswords, and society notes. It mentions names like Molly and Sylvia Porter, with scattered references to broadcasts and women’s news within a general features section.
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Airport Agency Advances Plans for 3 Improvements
Bridgeport Airport plans three major upgrades as part of a proposed project. The commission votes to advance preparation for an estimated several hundred thousand dollars in work and contracts.
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