Steel pact promises longer vacations and new benefits
Negotiators for two major steel companies and the Steelworkers Union in Pittsburgh reached a two year contract settlement praised by President Kennedy as a major breakthrough. The accord adds a special vacation bonus and improved pension, insurance, and grievance procedures while keeping immediate pay unchanged. Vacations rise to eight weeks after 18 years seniority, with changes not to occur until 1985. The deal can be reopened after August 1, 1963 for pay and related matters. A revival service note follows about Rev. Dale Linebaugh at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church beginning tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
Strel
Werkneyman- 1
Barnsiille
Piiday
Mon Pres Dent
David J. McDonald
Kennedy
Umion
61 Meet Death On Highways and Final Fei Bee
A collage of fatal highway crashes is reported across states. In Mount Vernon Ohio a two car crash left one upside down after a rollover. In Indiana Ralph Walser aged 22 his wife and infant daughter died when their car hit a freight train. Other accidents include a three-vehicle head on in central Illinois and a fatal collision near Riverton Wyoming injuring or killing multiple people. Two elderly victims die in a two car crash near Fulton New York.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Gas City
Ind
Ralph Walser
Jonesboro
Illinois
Riverton
Wyo
Wesley E. Bryant
Ephrata
Wash
Wyinewood
Oklahom
Washington
Pulton
Army unit kept unfit tanks in readiness alert
Washington AP says a stra tes Army Corps unit oil found the clock readiness alert in 1960 was equipped with tanks unfit for combat. GAO inspectors reported 72 tanks at least seven or eight years old, with repairs costing about 300000 dollars though not kept serviceable. The 4th Mediun Tank Battalion, 68th Armor, moved from Fort Bragg to Europe after training with deployable limits.
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Washington
Defense Appropriations
Government Accounting Office
Grap
4Th Mediun
68Th Armor
Ft. Bray
N.C
Europe
John D. McElheny
McElheny
Nixon Book May Vindicate Hiss Contd From Page One
A Nixon book claims secret State Department documents and a typed letter by Mrs Hiss on the Woodstock machine were produced by the same typewriter. The error in stating the typewriter was found will be corrected. The book asserts the typewriter aided a grand jury indictment of Alger Hiss on December 15, 1948.
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State Department
Hiss
Chambers
Rere
Wastyaa
New York
Church Dispute Over Desegregation Order Sparks Letters
The article describes letters sent to segregationists alleging that Catholic officials circulated notes to platform Catholics during a Citizens Council meeting. Chancery denies official statements about the letters but confirms a letter was sent to mayoral candidate B. Ross Buckley and Leander H. Perez Sr. amid political controversy. Also noted is the death of Mary Dickerson Johnson, a Chicago author of children's books and former newspaper woman.
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B. Ross Buckley
Leander H. Perez Sr
Farrah
Ahd
Rodney Burns
Perez
Wil
Chicago
Mary Dickerson Jonshey
Willram Donthey
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Belgium
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Corry
Journal Daily
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Best
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Warren County
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Millen
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Forestville
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