Labor Picture Brightens as Walkouts Are Averted
The Associated Press reports a brighter labor picture as threatened walkouts in rubber glass and meat packing were averted near deadlines. Agreements reached include a 10-cent hourly raise for 24,000 Goodyear workers and a tentative contract with Armour & Co for 14,000 meat packers. Separate talks impact 2,000 moldmakers in 80 glass plants, Teamsters in San Francisco, Capitol Records workers in Scranton, and 600000 rail workers nationwide amid potential strikes after November 1.
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Allied Industries
Pan American Airways
Cleveland
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
Armour & Co
Pittsburgh
Teamsters
San Francisco
Teamsters Union
Typhoon Iris Kills 720 in Fukien and 996 Missing
Global brief reports Iris swept Fukien Province on Aug 23 killing 720 and leaving 996 missing amid floods and drought across Red China. Also, King Suramarit escaped a palace bombing in Phnom Penh. Klaus Fuchs named deputy director at East Berlin nuclear institute. Khrushchev shifts to peace and culture.
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Red
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Suramarit
Berlin
East Germany
Klaus Fuchs
Dresden
ADN
Soviet Premier to Visit United States With Family
Soviet Premier and his family will travel to the United States next month at President Eisenhower s invitation. The trip follows discussions with Eisenhower and signals a thaw in East West relations.
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Ike
Eisenhower
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Harold Macmillan
United States
Nina
Sergei
Julia
Rada
Fear Parties Seen as Unity Tool for Families
In Covington Kentucky YMCA and local schools, Dr George W Crane promotes all family camping and "Fear Parties" to address hidden fears in children. He argues such confessional sessions reduce inferiority feelings and boost family camaraderie amid modern busy lives.
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Willard Wade
YMCA
Covington
Kentucky
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Dad
Mother
No Big Binge On Legal Liquor In Soonerland
Oklahoma City AP dispatch notes that at 10 a m the doors open at about 500 state sanctioned package stores ending Prohibition after 52 years. Officials expect no mass binge or public celebration though some toasts may occur. Governor Edmondson says the presence of liquor will not change.
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Oklahoma City
State Crime Bureau
Forrest Castle
Castle
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
Traffic Violations Costly for Driver
Edward Taylor, 38, was arrested after an auto accident in Houston and found to have five warrants for driving without a permit and other offenses including speeding and passing a red light. He was charged at the scene with failure to stop, negligent collision, and operating without a valid license. Judge Abe Levy fined him 600 dollars plus 1050 dollars for prior offenses.
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Houston
Tex
Edward Taylor
Abe Levy
Money in Letters Mystery to Receivers
Cincinnati police investigate letters containing large sums of new ten dollar bills. Ed Brinkman and brother in law Charles Roth received envelopes with consecutive numbers. Brinkman’s letter held the most money. Officials will consult the Federal Reserve to trace the bills’ origin. No local bank robbery detected.
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Cincinnati
Ed Brinkman
Charles Roth
Brinkman
Federal Reserve System
Public confessionals urged to curb delinquency says Dr Crane
The Chanute Tribune cites Dr. Crane urging schools to hold public confessionals and home discussions to prevent insanity and juvenile delinquency. Oklahoma's liquor tax shift follows repeal. licenses issued under new law allow package sales with no public drinking and no local option. Mississippi remains constitutionally dry.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellett
Ind
Oklahoma
Mississippi
1400 Extra Police For Teen age Duty
New York police commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy shifted 1400 officers from other duties to patrols to curb recent teen age violence. He released arrest figures showing rising youth crime—57 under 21 for murder or manslaughter and 197 for rape since the year began. Four youths faced homicide charges after two 16 year old boys were fatally stabbed at a playground.
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New York
Stephen P. Kennedy
Aden the Port City at the Red Sea Confluence
Aden, a British crown protectorate, sits where the Red Sea meets the Arabian Sea and counts a population near 650 000.
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Protectorate
Red Sea
Arabian Sea
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