Ford unions prepare for strike over stock plan and wage demand
Detroit CIO United Auto Workers reject Ford Motor Co stock buying at half price as part of a half billion dollar five year package. They demand a guaranteed annual wage, order locals to prepare for possible strike when the contract expires next June. The union calls the offer a watered down GM type proposal and votes show strong strike support.
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Two Autos Damaged In Union City Wreck
A late night collision on a rural road three miles west of Union City left two cars damaged. State Police report drivers Hoxeb Humos, 59, of Union City and Clyde Manitose, 40, unnamed, involved. The sideswipe occurred about 7 p.m. on the Middington Road. No injuries reported.
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Judge Samuel J Roberts to Speak at Memorial Day Address
Judge Samuel J Roberts of the Orphans Court in Erie County will headline the Memorial Day address next Monday morning in Corry. A World War II Navy veteran with rank lieutenant commander, he is a member of the American Legion and has spoken to local veterans groups and at City Park events since 1983.
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Senators vote 65 million dollar stopgap appropriation
In a midnight session thirteen senators spent under sixteen minutes approving a 65 million dollar stopgap budget to fund state employee salaries and operations for about two months. The move follows legislature inaction on a new tax plan and faces Gov. Lender’s scrutiny amid broader budget tensions with Republicans and Democrats.
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Bill Would Cost Districts $24 604 Annually
A house bill by Rep Stephen McCann would raise local per unit millage from 4 to 18 1/2 mills by 1958 59 and cut $6 million in state subsidies for the next biennium. The measure would increase local taxes in districts including Columbus Corry and Spring Creek, risking the closure of small one room schools and a $200 state appropriation loss.
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Death toll in tornadoes rises across states
Casualties climbed as multiple tornadoes struck Oklahoma Kansas and Texas. In Oklahoma at least 18 dead and 800 injured were reported with Blackwell and other towns hit hard. Deaths also occurred in Missouri and Kansas with widespread property damage and missing residents. Authorities warned of continuing threats through the night.
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Revised Safety Standards Okayed By Serum Makers
Washington report states that all vaccine manufacturers have agreed to implement revised safety standards immediately. Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele confirmed the plan as part of a broader effort to improve vaccine testing and production oversight across Pitman, Moor, Ronaville, Tod, Wyetl Toe, and others.
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Eisenhower proposes refugee law changes to aid orphans
AP News Briefs report President Eisenhower urging ten changes to refugee law to expand sanctuary. Aiming to certify admission of orphans worldwide, the plan seeks to strengthen the United States tradition of sanctuary, as Congress weighs the proposal amid foreign policy debate.
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Teener Driver Denies Smashing Mother's Auto
A 16 year old girl, awaiting probation for past offenses, is accused of driving her mother’s 1950 sedan and causing extensive damage in a driveway, hitting a pole and barbed wire fence. She denies smashing the car but admits driving it while the mother reports about $400 in damage to the left side and several components. The incident follows a separate report of violence involving the girl and concerns about prior criminal activity.
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Fifteen Airmen Die In B36 Bomber Crash
A B36 bomber crashed in a rain hail storm during a routine training mission near Walker Air Force Base Roswell New Mexico. Fifteen airmen aboard were killed with two bodies not recovered as of early today. Names include Captain Charles Zalonka and Sergeant Terrence McNeil from Philadelphia and Pottsville. Officials feared all aboard perished though some bodies had been recovered.
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Chamber of Commerce Seeks Parking Authority
The Chamber of Commerce discusses parking, asks City Council to appoint a parking authority, and approves a plan to form an executive committee. William Leaby nominated to present the resolution, with actions to avoid a full bond meeting while still needing full board approval on policy.
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U S and Russia poised for decisive cold war clash
Washington reports U S and Soviet notes signal a broader power struggle as Moscow signals a tough stance over Eastern Europe. State Department responses stress continued effort toward peace while pressing satellite states and Western powers face a growing confrontation. The Washington scene notes a rising tempo in talks and a wary mood ahead of a possible summer conference.
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Rail Workers Gain Pay Increases In New Agreement
Freight and passenger conductors and brakemen win pay raises under a new agreement mediated by the National Railway Mediation Board. The deal, similar to a May agreement, raises daily pay depending on train car count and includes a $5 monthly increase for some stewards. The increases take effect June 16 following negotiations with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Eden Assured Of A 50-Seat Edge In Commons
In Washington the plan to accelerate B52 bomber production drew support from Democratic and Republican lawmakers. Senator Symington urged higher output while Senator Stennis backed a significant percentage increase. Secretary of the Air Force announced a late production boost, noting the move would speed up delivery of heavy bombers and alter the current schedule at Boeing and Wichita facilities.
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Plan interior colors for new school
Members of Colecord and Wayne townships and High Borough boards met at Corry Area Pgh School with architect Paul Hayward to choose color themes for the new Spencer Road elementary building. They approved a color progression for all rooms and corridors, but could not reach agreement on a school name, discussing several options without a final decision.
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New York Will Pay Bill After Young Fight
Albany reports the New York State Railroad reimbursed Robert Young's Alleghany Car for 1,408,783 dollars tied to last year's proxy fight over Central control. The initial Central meeting saw heated speeches and strong support for Young's regime, with a large swing in votes from 409,498 to 457,129 as members debated the consolidation. Sperry-Remington Merger Also Approved in Buffalo to form a new firm with Ramington Bank backing the Rand Carp merger.
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Conservatives Win Historic Landslide in UK Election
Prime Minister Eden's Conservative Party secured a commanding majority in the House of Commons, defeating Labour and Liberal rivals. Early returns showed major gains as Tories widened their margin beyond 50 seats, with Labour suffering a heavy setback in a pivotal national vote.
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Arrest Area Man as Speeder Killed Five Minutes Later
MITTIN VALLEY NOY Rich ard Millard, 33, of Bradford, Pa, was killed today in a truck collision five minutes after posting $15 bail on a speed-related charge. Sheriff Morgan f Mel of Gat tarwugus County reported the automobile and trailer crash occurred at 12:25 p.m. on Route 1B a mile north of here. Police chief David Cooper of Cattarnigni said Millard was stopped for speeding while the village. Ab ny Ube County es Fung faRatity ih 195.
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