Auto Union Rebels End Wildcat Strike At Chrysler Missile Plant
UAW Local 1245 members halt a three day wildcat walkout at Chrysler’s missile plant near Detroit after an from Walter P. Reuther. Chrysler wins a temporary court restraining order to stop mass picketing and protect worker entry. International union plans talks with Chrysler management on grievances and job discrimination claims.
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Reuther
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Ford
Milan
Mike) Matich
International Union
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Arthur J. Covell
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Prison Escapee Captured After Stolen Car Roadblock Try
Moten Edgar Lee, 24, escaped from Huttonsville prison seven days ago, was seized at 1 15 a m Wednesday in a stolen car at a roadblock at the junction of West Virginia 28 and US 250 in Pocahontas County. State Trooper Jesse Higby and guard Orlin Shears recovered him. owner James S Martin reported the vehicle. The capture followed two break ins in nearby homes within the past week.
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Jet Bomber Crash Kills Two Airmen
A B57 twin jet crashed near Langley AFB in Virginia as it neared a landing during a training flight. Both crew members were killed when the aircraft exploded in a fireball, scattering wreckage across a wooded area near a residential zone. The crash site lay southeast of the Big Bethel Reservoir, near a gun club, with identification and next of kin not yet released.
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Senate Agrees to Two Hour Earlier Alaska Statehood Meeting
Senate moves to meet earlier to speed House bill admitting Alaska as a state. Eastland opposes, arguing constitutional concerns and wartime power precedents. Seaton defends plan noting July 3 deadline not essential for validity and emphasizes notification to Alaska officials.
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Henry M. Jackson
AT&T rate cut ordered by FCC targets private line service
The FCC ordered AT&T to reduce rates on private line service by about 13 percent, affecting primarily the Defense Department’s SAGE radar system links. The commission found AT&T earned at least 10.5 percent on private line investments, while private lines formed about 3 percent of interstate revenues. The order excludes public telephone, telegraph, and TV/radio program circuits.
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At&t
Frederick R. Kappel
New York
FCC
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