Ford Walkout Averted As Union Studies New Proposal
Detroit—UAW postpones strike to study Ford's latest offer including a potential 55 million dollar fund and stock purchase options. Walter Reuther pledges action Monday if no satisfactory settlement, while auto talks shift from Ford to GM expectations.
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Reuther
Associated Press
Detroit
Detroit News
Ford Motor Co
CLO
United Auto Workers
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Genevial Motors Corp
Walter Reuther
Cio-Daw
Cal Stetlato
Stellato
Unes
Beaver Furniture Store Fire Causes $200,000 Loss
A Beaver Pa furniture store in the heart of the business district was destroyed by fire yesterday with damage estimated over $200,000. Nearby businesses suffered smoke and heat damage as fire crews from Beaver and four neighboring communities fought the blaze.
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Beaver
Dt. Anderson Furniture
Third Street
E. A. Moore
Whro
Firenet Thom Beaver
Plan One Unit For Air Defense Of North America
Montreal report quotes Air Marshal Slemon urging a unified U S Canadian air defense command. He notes progress toward a single over all unit with headquarters at St Hubert and U S command at Colorado Springs. He says military steps have begun though political approval remains in doubt.
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N. America
Associated Press
Montreal
Canada
North America
CR. Siemon
U. S
Air Defense Command
United States
St. Hubert
Here
Colorado Springs
Colo
Stevenson urges federal aid for private health plans and schools
Former Democratic candidate Stevenson calls for government subsidies for private prepayment health plans and for assistance to medical schools. He spoke at the dedication of New York University Bellevue Medical Center’s $10 million Medical Science Building, urging long term, low interest funding to expand private coverage and research without imposing costs on individuals. He argues government help is needed to remove restrictive laws and to prevent domination while expanding medical service access.
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Associated Press
New York
Adial E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Winds
Fies
Stevens Son
Twitfin
Bravennon
Snake market opens in Rock Hill amid copperhade demand
A local market in Rock Hill introduces new serpents for religious services. Vendor Joe Powonnu emphasizes copperhade and Tuttesakes as preferred species.
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Snakes Rock Hill 5. c
Joe Powonnue
Mikes
Tisker
Sein Réligiouis
House to Okay Boost in Truck Weight Limits
Harrisburg report on a plan to raise truck weight ceilings from 45 000 to 60 000 pounds and single axle limits from 20 000 to 29 400. The measure, drafted by the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association, faces House passage amid backers optimistic about broad approval.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House
Bobyt
Pennsyvania
Albert S Headiiger
House Mote Veneral Committee
Mieh If Tilroads
Pennsylvans State Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Motor Trick Association
Senate
West Virginia Line
Sharon
Stroudeberg
Philadelphia
Allergheny
Berks
Delaware
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Montgomery
House set to speed postal pay raise in Congress action
The House Post Office Committee moved to approve a Senate bill raising average postal worker pay by about 8 percent retroactive to March with a minimum six percent increase for all, boosting payroll by roughly 164 million dollars a year. Chair Murray said the House would push the measure next Tuesday, with broad support expected.
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Imma Washington
House ‘Post Office Committee
Murray
Post Office Committee
Senate
Congress
Civil Service
Peace Feelers In British Rail Strike Amid Turmoil
UK Railway strike continues as Eden’s cabinet debates government moves to end walkout affecting Seaports and industry. Labour unions demand wage increases while the government backs emergency measures and pacifying talks with the TUC and rail workers.
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Loren Gontmills
Tiritaln
Mister Ede
Siilly
Dumait
Eden
Cbiefly
Powerfl Britintt
Trades Union Congress
Hriligt Juboris
TUC
Kurlkes
Picye
Dbs
Seversmitth
Stores Close For Arthur Colegrove Rites
Leo Ui president of the Corry Chamber of Commerce asked merchants to close their establishments from 3 to 4 p m Saturday to honor the late Arthur Colegrove and allow friends and associates in the business life of the community to attend the funeral services.
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Arthur Colegrove
Leo Ui
Corry
PSEA President Speaks in Corry During Year-End Meeting
The PSEA president addressed about 75 Corry Area teachers at a year-end luncheon in the Corry High School cafeteria. He outlined bills in committee and discussed teacher pay, salaries, and education goals while recognizing retiring educator Marion Gage and honoring longtime staff with gifts.
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Skul
Pennsylvania State Education Associaion
Corry Terrors Association
Egroup
Ctteteria
Corry Area
PSEA
Bkala
Hardishire
Hir
Lsd
Bluln
Dean School
Columabus
Chaiman
Wasoolution
Charles Warner
James Harper
J. M- Doughis
Harpers
Toonteichers Association
Manton Gage
Gage
May McGortick
Bertina Moray
Ruby Stump
Garry School
Systin Duc
Edinboro
Civehers College
Way Township
Washington selects site for defense mobilization plant
Fragmented OCR reports a proposed site in Ohio near the Western horizon of Pennsylvania for a major defense mobilization facility. Officials reference a sizable $84,061,000 project funded by the Office of Defense Mobilization with strong ties to Pittsburgh interests.
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FOI
Washington
Beaver
Office of Defense
Olym
Trooper Killed On His Day Off In Warren
State Trooper Edgar P. Leonard 28 of Warren died when his car left a highway near Warren on a Memorial Day pass. Investigators say he failed to negotiate a curve, crashed into a guard post, and the car burned. He was returning from duty at the Butler Barracks. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Robert Jainen of Warren. Funeral arrangements not set.
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Pennsylvania
Warren
Edgar P. Leonard
Butler Barracks
Caliteo
Mld
Leone Ard
Leonard
Warren County
Ed C Lowrey
Lancey
Wein
Amit Leonard
Hurse
Warren General Hoopla
Nei
Warren City
Wrve
Kor Fook
Bik
Bute Police
Hetahey
Warton High
Sajal
Hik
Robert Jaynen
Erie Man Faces Two Charges After Daring High Speed Stop
Police say Jonathan Aplin of Erie drove 36 mph in a 25 mph zone and was stopped in Columbus street area. He was cited for speeding and for possessing a stolen license plate, with information filed for additional charges pending.
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Columbus Nverine
Shadywypnoe
Hate Street
Hewim
Jf Halstro
Jonathan Aplin Olr
Eri
Diko
Vic Hibi
Benny
Auhourn
Bing Corts
Abr
Ville
Harley Drake
Woman Sentenced to Life for Poisoning Four Husbands
A district court in Tulba, Ola, convicted Griindma Nane ilu Dok after she admitted giving rat poison to her four husbands. Judge Wimner advised the defendant that she faced a life sentence or possible immunity options. The case details include the ages of victims and the prosecution’s charges.
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Amdocsey
Naneilu Dok
Tatolsun Te Tolle
Gumbel
Pulley
Wimner Advis
Red China's prisoner release talks studied in Geneva
U S officials report a Geneva discussion aims at early release of some Chinese prisoners, tied to Beijing’s formula. State Department spokesmen note limited group releases and ongoing talks, with conditions on repatriation and access for detainees who wish to stay.
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Associated Press
Washington
UB Heyst
Heir Hast Peare Contepenre
Geneva
Red Chine Spoken
I & Grievation Nispovermment
Kod Records
Morvley
Broadea
Tor Ulb JettHlers
Kristin Meo Bi
Weaters
Diplomite St
Wnidl
Writen
United States
State Department
Department
Meniry Suva Tld
Telervnice Ly Jie
Genera Pratkitny
Gowen
Suydam
Chinn
China
Gmeva
Red Chinn
Chitamaine
Jay
Ieney
Korea
Building collapses in Dallas. three dead and many injured
A downtown building collapse in foggy conditions killed three workers and injured several others. Rescuers dug through rubble as witnesses recounted trapped victims and chaotic efforts. A 65 year old man, Carl Miller, was fatally injured in another early incident nearby.
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Dallas
Rash
Ben
Tulling
Charles Morris
Kore
EH Mint
Lulkef Clofzitns
Alvis B. Simmons
Sid William Kirby
Misa Mary Herry
Daltia
Garl Vogel
Pittamrch
Carl Miller
Pitaburgh
Freed American Fliers Detail Two Years Imprisonment
A war time account describes the two years spent in prison by American airmen. The Health Service announces initial vaccine shipments and future supplies under revised standards. Details on facility locations for the research remain undisclosed.
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Washington
Childpett and
Sepview
Ducortin
Morinierd
Elbe
Putmhin Moare Ga
Fiinaville
Tom
Alice
Tally
Cor
Parke, Bayin and, CO
Detroit
Health Service
Penelec Opens New Service Center in Erie
Penelec unveils a modern Service Center at 1 S44 Evans Road Erie designed for its Northwestern Pennsylvania operations including Erie, North East, Corry, Meadville and surrounding areas. Open house hours are 1 to 9 p.m Friday and 1 to 9 p.m Saturday. The center aims to speed service for over 6 000 customers and house more than 300 employees with air conditioned offices and advanced systems.
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Pétinisyvania
Evans Road
Erie
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Penelec
Albloh
North East
Corry
Meadville
Kenneth Ut Isher
Pilottf
Np Mjre
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Tocution
Divic Aion
Almo
Lata
Peneleo
Four American fliers freed after two years in Chinese prisons
Four U S airmen held by Communist China for over two years were released and reunited with families. They described long periods of solitary confinement and lack of letters, and thanked officials for securing their freedom. They claimed they were coerced at times but remained steadfast against brainwashing attempts.
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U. N
Associated
Honolulu
Ray Hansmarakjould
Fischer
Swen
Cole Edwin Teller
Wynne— Wood
Anaid
Chile
Chieewin
Mip
Tyre
Lyle Camerous
Tincoln
Roland W. Parks
Omaln
Drinewneh
Fey
Wischer
Bory Smith
Smith
Mdi
New Post Office Hours Revised This Week
The post office operations will shift to new hours effective this week. Window service remains mostly the same on weekdays while some windows extend to 12 noon or 8 0, with Saturday afternoons open for the Doug Store substitute location.
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Savirmays
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Akipten Vores
Frapdat Nye “Hare
Phainel i Joyaniane
Tn Anders
Siovilty
Dowd Motive Engisovrs
Ski
Fiust Vijpreich
Halim Abe
Jess Milla
Nouace
Nioual Ulan
Ruil Lemplaves
Dan Y, Skala
New High School
Impris
State Dept
Red China
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