Strike Fund Hike At UAW Convention Aimed At 1968 Demands
A UAW special convention approved a 50 million dollar strike fund to back profit sharing demands in 1968. Delegates considered raising the strike fund through an 8 dollar monthly assessment, with talks on top pay and a potential borrowing plan to finance the increase. The convention also discussed mortgage options and a broader profit sharing plan tied to company earnings and a 10 percent pre tax profit split.
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UAW
United Auto Workers Today
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reu
Turing
Emil Macy
Mazey
General Motors
Port
Chrysler
Mauiey
Bar Loerls
Manty
Delecates
Comains m
New York Central Strike Called Off
A conductor walkout at New York Central eased after national union intervention. Early protests disrupted routes between Buffalo and Chicago with trains on the Century Limited tied up briefly. Officials could not confirm restart times for the line from Buffalo to Toronto as talks continued.
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Euyasanteay
Ewes
Gausa
Ratlrone
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National Union Kenguirtesy
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Valipoad Etic
Union
Buffalo
Central
New York
China
Clemency Hints After Mothers Plea For Imprisoned Sons
Hong Kong report says Premier Thou En Lai rejected pleas from three American mothers for release of their imprisoned sons in China. Peiping radio quoted Chi Feng stating leniency only for well behaved inmates, with clemency possible later. Names include Ruth Redmond, Jessie Fecteau, and Mary Downey.
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Chou
Hong Kong
Thou En-lai
Red China
Peiping Radio
China
Li Teh Chuan
Red Chinese
Red Cross
Ruth Redmond
Yonkers
Jessie Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Mary Downey
New Britain
Conn
United States
Hugh Redmond
Shanghai
Richard Footeau
John Downey
Pelping
Redmond
Hugh
Fecteau
Downey
Army
Air Force
Chi
Li ‘Teh-chuan
Murder Trial Opens in Priest Case in Nancy Diocese
In Nancy France a former priest Guy Desnoyers, 38, is on trial for shooting a 21 year old woman and killing her unborn child. He confessed, was excommunicated, and Masses will be offered daily for the 200,000 Catholics in the diocese during the hearing. The case follows renewed church tensions and anti clerical sentiment.
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Wancy
France
Nancy
Guy Desnoyers
Uruffe
Fays
Desnoyers
Ghired
Desnayers
Ord
Politew
Funeral rites held for Fred Meyerink at Abbe Reformed
The funeral service for Fred Meyerink was held yesterday at the Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with Rev. Benjamin Hoffman officiating. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery. Music was provided by Mrs. James Tenhagen and Howard Legters with Mrs. Waller Schrumr as organist. Bearers included Marion Damentt, John Neckers, Irving Leeters, Robert Legters, Ward Simmelink, and Ronald Morris. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Irving Simmelink and Mrs. Ruth Price of Corry.
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Fred Meyerink
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer i
Benjamin Hoffman
Holland Cemetery
James Tenhagen
Howard Legters
Waller Schrumrs
Marion Damentt
John Neckers
Irving Leeters
Robert Legters
Ward Simmelink
Ronald Morris
Irving Simmelink
Ruth Price
Corry
Bristol airmen charged in tire theft case at Ford dealer
Two airmen from McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey were arrested and charged with stealing tires rims and a value of 245 dollars from the Bristol Ford Co Police Chief Vincent A Faragalli identified the suspects as Douglas Hawkins Wallis Creek West Virginia and Paul A Daniels Smiths Ferry Pennsylvania Police said four almost new tires and rims were found in Hawkins trunk after a traffic stop related to the West Virginia plates.
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McGuire Air Force Base
N. J
Bristol Ford Co
Vincent A. Faragalli
Bristol Borough
Douglas Hawkins
Wallis Creek
W. Va
Paul A Daniels
Smiths Ferry
Hawkins
West Virginia
Boy Killed by Car Near New Kensington
Wayne Carnahan ten, of Allegheny Township, died after a car struck him while he ran for a school bus about ten miles north of New Kensington. The incident occurred yesterday as he and another family member were nearby.
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New Kensington
Wayne Carnahan
Allegheny Township
New Technique May Extend Storage of Whole Blood
Harvard Medical School researcher Dr James J Tullis described a glycerol based method enabling storage of whole blood up to two years, vastly longer than the current 21 day limit. The process freezes blood at 79 degrees below zero and removes glycerol preservative to maintain effectiveness for transfusions. Blood stored twenty months reportedly remains as effective as two months storage.
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Sture Youu
Harvard Medical School
James J. Tul Us
Protein Foundation of Boston
Boston
Tullis
Mrs Nellie Wiltsie A Dies in Westfield Memorial Hospital
Nellie Wiltsie A aged 70 died at Westfield Memorial Hospital at 12 15 this morning. She was born July 6 1887 to William and Sara Dunnewold. Survived by three daughters Ruth Holthouse Clymer Mary Ann Connelly Florida and Lalah Wiltsie Cleveland one stepson Clyde Wiltsie Sandusky two sisters Anna Choate Hawthorne MJ and Gertrude Dunnewold Union City two brothers Burton Dunnewold Clymer and Lawrence French Creek nine grandchildren 17 great grandchildren. Body at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer where friends may call tomorrow afternoon. Service Monday at 10 at Howards Chapel Marks Corners with Rev Leo Hansen officiating. Burial in Holland Cemetery.
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Neesane Wins
Sorth Clymer
Westfield Memorial Hospital
William
Sara Dunnewold
Wiltsie
Ruth Holthouse
Clymer
Mary Ann Connelly
Florida
Lalah Wiltsie
Cleveland
Clyde Wiltsie
Sandusky
Anna Choate
Hawthorne
M J
Gertrude Dunnewold
Union City
Burton Dunnewold
Lawrence
French Creek
Spitzer
Howards Chapel
Marks Corners
Leo Hansen
Holland Cemetery
Trooper Stanski Dies After Carlisle Pike Crash
Victorian era-tinged report details the death of 29 year old Trooper Charles Stanski of Lucerne County after his police car collided with a moving freight train near Carlisle. He died from head injuries sustained in the crash after attempting to stop a truck at a weigh station. Stanski joined the force in 1954 and previously served in Harrisburg and Gettysburg.
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Charles
Stanski
D. A. Jubnstyt
Plymouth
Lucerne County
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Carlisle Pike
Robert £. Djelrich
Dietrich
Hnt
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
William Stover of Titusville Dies After Illness
William Stover a retired railroad foreman died yesterday at Titusville Hospital after an extended illness. Born January 4, 1880 in Venango County he was the son of Christo pher and Sarah Kiester Stover. He married Agnes Smail in 1901 and leaves ten children, thirty four grandchildren and twenty nine great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p m Sunday at Torrey get Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev Robert Hotaling officiating. Interment will be Riceville Cemetery.
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Spartansburo
William Stover
Leechburg
Ernes Platt
Whittier
Culls
George Toohey
Spartansburg
Genevieve Zerres
Titusville
Pauline Geer
Ronald Stover
Torrey Get Hays Funeral Home
Spartansbute
Robert Hotaling
Riceville Cemetery
TV Highlights and Opera on TV Show Clash of Values
A discussion of Metropolitan Opera chief Rudolf Bing arguing TV’s reach for operatic offerings. He notes audiences accept English or Turkish broadcasts and favors Offenbach’s comic pieces. The piece references TV Highlights and a debate over art versus vulgarity in televised performances.
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New York
Opera v1
Rudolf Bing
Pcutauty
Enetisa Sunray
Mternoan
Cys Kineton
Ant Laurel Hisley
Jacques Offenrueh
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