New GM Officials Face Threat of Auto Strike
New GM leader ship under Frederick Donner and John F Gordon faces the risk of a nationwide auto strike led by United Auto Workers president Walter Reuther The outcome could ripple through steel rubber copper and many auto suppliers and impact the broader economy and inflation.
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Woman Risks Life To Save Her Cat
In Kansas City a pensioner Miss Alma Riall refused to leave her cat Snowball during a basement fire. Patrolman Paul Campbell carried her to safety after she insisted on saving Snowball. Firefighters evacuated others as Snowball hid under a dresser once the danger was noted.
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Nazarene Seminary Projects 200 Enrollment in Kansas City
Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City expects about 200 students for the new school year starting September 9, a modest rise from last year. The enrollment outlook reflects steady demand for biblical education in the region.
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Kansas City
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Turkey Lunch For Students
The Agriculture Department bought 1 410 000 pounds of turkey this week for the national school lunch program and will consider offers for about one million pounds weekly. Total purchases since July 31 reach 8 190 000 pounds at prices from 33.74 to 34.74 cents per pound.
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Washington
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Extension Granted For Bus Memorandum In Lincoln Case
A deadline extension to September 8 is set in U.S. District Court for receipt of trustees' memorandum on the American Bus Lines case. Trustees Richard W. Smith and W. F. Aikman requested the delay to include progress from tomorrow's Missouri Mediation Board conference in Springfield. District Judge Robert Van Pelt approved the extension. American, strikebound since July 1, has been under bankruptcy reorganization for over four years.
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Double Duty Bus Nearly Misses Starlight Show
In Kansas City the outdoor Starlight Theater production of The Most Happy Fella relied on a bus for chorus transport and as a final scene prop. A flat tire two blocks away delayed the cast 45 minutes, but the bus arrived during the last act and the show proceeded.
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Kansas City
Starlight Theater
Labor Day Ham Specials Dominate Store Bundles
The Associated Press notes ham remains a Labor Day staple with many stores offering cooked and uncooked varieties. Pork prices dip spurring selection, with loins down 2 to 10 cents per pound, while other pork items trend lower as production remains high into fall. Frying hens and turkeys see sales boosts. seafood stays premium in places. Produce stays bargain priced with corn cabbage beans celery cucumbers lettuce onions potatoes and tomatoes buying well. fruits like peaches watermelons grapes and pears also attract buyers.
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California
Boston Ivy Turns Orange and Crimson in Fall
Boston ivy, ideal for brick or stone walls, provides a colorful autumn display with vivid orange and crimson hues.
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