Union steel talks hinge on wage, jobs security targets
Report on major steel company talks features McDonald and Cooper planning private settlement work after meetings with 11 firms. Secretary Hodges predicts early, non inflationary settlement with productivity gains. Union seeks wage lift and job security for about 1 million workers across basic steel, fabricating and related industries.
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Harmony Clouds Opening Steel Talks Between Industry and Union
In Pittsburgh the steel industry and United Steel Workers opened contract talks with a rare spirit of harmony. President Kennedy favors an early settlement to avert a midyear strike and inventory buildup. Initial talks were exploratory, with private sessions to follow between U.S. Steel negotiator R. Conrad Cooper and union leader David J. McDonald as a March target date looms for a new agreement ahead of the June expiration.
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Postponed Mercury flight as weather halts Glenn launch
NASA postponed John Glenn s orbital flight amid marginal weather conditions. The decision came after a five hour weather conference and reports from weather planes and ships. Glenn remained calm, slept, and awaited a new launch window to be announced midafternoon.
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NASA delays Glenn launch amid rough seas and weather
NASA officials said the launch would be postponed as 24 hour forecasts showed marginal weather for the next day. A mid Atlantic low pressure system was expected to keep seas moderately rough and winds up to 20 mph, delaying Glenn's circumnavigation plan after eight reschedulings since December 20.
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Michigan race tightens as Ryan barely wins special election
In Michigan's 14th District Democratic State Sen. Harold M. Ryan narrowly edged Republican Robert B. Waldron by 7164 votes, 30,366 to 29,602, amid calls for a recount. Waldron warned the result showed no sweeping approval of the Democratic administration and planned to decide on a recount after canvass. Ryan, 50, Senate minority leader, had Edison endorsements from Kennedy and allied officials, while Waldron drew strong backing from Detroit area suburbs.
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CBS Explains Use of Dramatic License in Golf Show
A New York report says CBS will air an explanation next Sunday for using dramatic license on This Wonderful World of Golf after claims shots were from ghost players. CBS, the outside packager, and executives held a closed-door meeting to address the controversy.
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Bill MacPhail
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Thunder on the Right to feature Birch Society and Goldwater
Television for Review notes CBS Reports resurgent American conservatism in Thunder on the Right with John Birch Society figures Maj Gen Edwin Walker and Sen Barry Goldwater. Howard K Smith News and Comment premieres at ABC eight. Tour of the White House with Mrs Kennedy airs CBS and NBC nine to ten.
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Barry Goldwater
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Miss Rosenburg Refuses To Die For Country Plea
Miss Rosenburg, a top half senior, refused to take up the course for religious reasons during her sophomore and junior years and was excused this year for medical reasons. A doctor said it is impossible to determine her condition in 1959 60 and 1960 61. She reacted, If It Is Democracy I do not want to die for it.
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