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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1958
Page
6
Article reviews that about one third of steel workers are idle while remaining workers earn more than Monday. Mills cut output this week likely lowering productivity and raising pressure for possible price increases. Debate rages between management and unions over labor costs and rising productivity amid looming summer demand.
Mrs Harold Saud ers and Melvin Sperry presided at Bluebird chapter CBS. Wednesday evening they voted to vacation through July and August. Refreshments were served to 28 members by Mr and Mrs Ivan Mears and Mr and Mrs Harry Orendorff. The Rev G M Pierce and Loreer were honored as pastor of the Buffalo Methodist church for the coming year.
Orvis Hensley a 35 year old Bucklin farmer was killed near Kinsley Kansas when his car collided with the right side of an empty wheat truck at a country road intersection. The truck was hurled 49 feet into a pasture. Driver Ben Wilson sustained a broken nose and back injuries.
Earle L. Reynolds a pacifist anthropologist sailed the Phoenix 50 foot yacht toward Kwajalein within the Enwitwetok testing grounds. Coast Guard halted and arrested Reynolds for violating Atomic Energy Commission regulations. He will be flown to Honolulu to face charges and four companions aboard were not charged. Reynolds earlier defended the Golden Rule protest and had warned of piracy before the arrest.
In Oran Algeria Premier de Gaulle made a second day tour of the Moroccan frontier area during a military fact finding mission. The trip follows his Tuesday inspection of the volatile Tunisian frontier region long a frontline of the 44 month old Algerian rebellion as rebel supplies remain a concern.
AP report from Dubrovnik notes President Nasser arriving in Yugoslavia for talks with President Tito. Security is tight as Lebanon’s crisis looms in discussions. Nasser to stay about two weeks and address neutrality policy.
The Civil Aeronautics Board will open a hearing on local air service in the Kansas Oklahoma area at Topeka on July 15.
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