Aluminum Strike Threatens Nation's Aluminum Capacity
In New York a large scale aluminum workers strike began at midnight after Reynolds Metals and the United Steelworkers failed to seal a contract. About 5000 workers nationwide faced job action with plant protests in Edgewater New Jersey and Bridgeport Connecticut and a tentative extension agreed in Pittsburgh. The government offered last minute settlement talks as unions prepared picket actions if no deal emerged by midnight.
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Reynolds Metals Co
United Steel Workers
Reir
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Editorial fragments from July page two and coast permit note
An unclear July page one editorial fragment discusses editorial content and a proposed brochure print for Coast Permit. The text includes references to hearing privileges, possible payments, and a sign-off by Roy A Shaw at 335 Wigmore Drive.
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Pee
Midd East
Roy A. Shaw
Wigmore Drive
Wanda Nears Key Okinawa As Storm Shifts
A western Pacific weather bulletin reports Wanda moving toward Okinawa with the storm center 17 miles southwest of the island. Radar shows winds near 240 mph and a forward motion of about 18 mph as the system shifts course for a second time in 24 hours.
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Tae Becker
Basnon
Fortrese
Okinawa
Kadena
US Air Force
Warde
Olafais
Sex Switch Case Reveals Cops and Court Testimony
A court hearing described a person claiming to be two women while presenting documents from a Mexican doctor about gender reassignment surgeries performed last year. The subject, referred to as Rae Ray, reportedly underwent procedures costing $12,000 with outcomes praised by Bourbon officials, who compared results to Christine Jorgensen.
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Bourbec
Henry H. Braeger
Ray
Rae
Bourbon
Christine Jorgensen
Independent Pasadenan Hero Halts Freeway Driver
Report notes Gerad Fao taepong foray defused a dangerous freeway incident. The dramatic action saved lives and showcased moral courage amid a tense local scene.
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Pasadenan
Gerad Fao Taepong
Foray
Kefauver Quits Presidential Bid Amid Stevenson Drive
Confused OCR notes indicate Senator Estes Kefauver ends his presidential race and endorses or supports a Stevenson run. The garbled text mentions Kefauver's resignation, Stevenson backing, and political maneuvering during the campaign period.
Adlai Estes May Team Ends In Chicago Stirrings
Adam Stevenson said last night there was no deal between him and Senator Estes Kefauver to make his candidacy for the Democratic vice presidential nomination.
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Chicago
Adam Stevenson
Sen Zetes Kefauver
Military Units Put on Standby
Brisair has alerted naval and ground forces as dispute over the Suez Canal escalates. Egypt pledges a firm stance if pressure is used to seize the waterway, while US Secretary of State Dulles travels to London to urge moderation. The US Treasury freezes EG puer governments and Suez Canal Company assets pending events. Military movements and asset shifts continue amid the tense stalemate.
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Brisair
Suez Canal
Egypt
United States
van Foster Dulles
Suez Carl
Brian
France
Pt Rs
Linkletter Hunts Brothers and Sister
A garbled passage refers to Linkletter and a sister, mentioning a dramatic announcement on Xs and a coast cast show. It lacks clear facts, dates, or names beyond the primary figures.
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Linkletter Hunts
Talywood
Sarar
LevMleter
Columba
Seriously Concerned Burma Tells Invasion Smog Tests Demanded
A dispatch notes calls for new smog studies to examine exact effects on humans amid air pollution concerns. Officials discuss medical research inquiry and grant allocations to universities, with CMA president invited to address the board after a memed controversy.
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CMA
Griswold
Congress Secrecy on Trips Sparks Fresh Debate
Congress members including Rep E Holiman Re and Sen Mike Manshel faced accusations of withholding travel details. The Defense Department pledged cooperation, while Burma's government reported Chinese forces crossing into Burmese territory prompting UN diplomacy and cautious State Department remarks.
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Washegton
E. Holiman
Congresa Weel
Pee
Rangoon
Burma
Emerson
Woma
Mike Manshel
Morr
United Nations Security
Doctor Wins Custody in Divorce Case
Supreme Court grants divorce to Jean Wue an iemo and awards custody to the wife. Three boys aged 8, 11, and 14 receive $300 monthly for support and $700 for the wife’s own support, with $1706 monthly support rising to $1800 on January 1, 1938. She also receives the family home at 2083 San Pasqual Street, a house trailer, and her own bank accounts.
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Richt
William E Fos
North
Cimieuy
San Pasqual &T A*houce
Speaking of Youth Column Set to Debut Friday
A new weekly teenage column titled Speaking of Youth will debut Friday. Paul Finot of Pasadena and Charles Byers of Clark Junior High La Crescent will present a local take on a national youth survey, sharing teen activities and viewpoints in Gabriel Valley.
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Neal Pie
Clark Junior
la Crescent
Arsena State
Gabriel Valley
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