Peace Battle Vowed In Auto Pact Parley
In Detroit UPI reports the long negotiations between giant auto firms and the United Auto Workers reached a climax as talks with Ford and Chrysler ended at midnight. The union and companies pledged to a battle of peace rather than strike, signaling a tense but nonviolent stalemate.
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Chrysler
al Stelke
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Walter P. Heather
Plerge
Harlow H. Qurtice
Henry Ford II
L. L. Colbert
Graham Declines Credit for Crusade Success
San Francisco reporter notes Billy Graham refuses to claim credit for the crusade's success, attributing it to divine, not personal, influence. He cites worldwide prayers and a large Sunday crowd as factors, with a total attendance of 505,600 and 17,953 decisions for Christ since April 23.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
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Christ
British Woman Escapes Gallows
The Merry Widow of Windy Nook, Mary Elizabeth Wilson, sentenced to death for murdering two of her three husbands with poison, was granted a reprieve by the Home Secretary. The reprieve converts her sentence to life imprisonment, marking the first such outcome under Britain's Homicide Act.
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Tirondon
Mary Elizabeth Wilson
Britain
Plainsville youths cited in soda machine incident
Police Chief Louis H. Datoli found two youngsters drinking soda near a vending machine at headquarters while a third stood nearby. One boy said he had only two dimes. The incident occurred amid a paid political advertisement.
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Plainsville
Conn
Louis H. Datoli
Datoli
Swimmer Ready For Chanel Try In Fort Worth
Roy Sutter, 43, aims to swim the English Channel after turning down three prior invitations due to travel costs. He plans to voyage in a 14 foot fiberglass outboard motorboat powered by two 23 horsepower motors with a friend, hoping this year to cross the waters.
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Fort Worth
Roy Sutter
Youngest Governor Candidate Clement Appears on Bar News
America's youngest in cumbent governor is described as the "boy orator of the mountains" who passed the state bar as a second-year law student. Clement mixes religion and politics, leans toward Billy Graham, and preaches at Methodist pulpits. He is eyed for the 1960 vice presidency and is known for his outspoken prodding of Republicans. An 20 ex FBI agent is noted in the background.
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America
Clement
Billy Graham
FBI
Fatter Military Pay Check Due
Washington reports a new law grants a 16 percent pay hike for retired military personnel and a $576,438.00 total pay increase for active and retired servicemen. Signed by President Eisenhower after Congress approved it May 12, the measure aims to attract and retain skilled personnel in uniform. The Cordiner Report inspired the reform to bolster retention and value of officers and soldiers.
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Washington
UPI
Sam
Congress
Eisenhower
Act
Cordiner
Pilots Back On. Jobs After Long Airline Strike
Western Air Lines pilots end the longest complete shutdown in aviation history by returning to work after a 100 day walkout. Arbitration on unsettled contract terms follows.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Western Air Lines
WAL
Air Line Pilots Assn
Canada
Mexico
Ml Company
ALFA
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Major Cuts Proposal
Senate debate on the foreign aid bill centers on maters of cuts proposed by Senator Proxmire and allies. An amendment from General Electric's Cordiner suggests trimming 339 million dollars from military and economic aid. Critics argue any cut without offsetting savings shifts spending rather than reducing deficits.
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Afi
Wildent Eisenhower
Sam Proyamire
D-Wis
General Electric
Ralph J. Cordiner
Senate
House
Foreign Relations
Laos
Cambodia
Vietl Nam
Thailand
Congress
Wisconsin Democrat
Senate Finance Committee
General Motors
U.S
Harlow M. Curtice
Yacht Set to Sail Amid Renewed Nuclear Test Protests
The Pacific boat Golden Rule, ready to sail from Honolulu, plans renewed anti test campaigns though Hawaii courts may block its voyage. Pacifist leader Huntington cited forthcoming open air rallies and stand ready to relaunch peacetime protest against nuclear weapons. White House demonstrations drew about 700 pickets while lawmakers argued over military aid and tax cuts amid recession fears.
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Honolulu
U.S
Pacific
William R. Huntington
St. James
White House
Huntington
U.S. Bonds Sale Fixes Deficit Pressure
Washington reports a morning budget deficit drove the government to sell one billion dollars in long term bonds next Tuesday. The issue aims to bridge the gap between rising expenses and shrinking revenues amid Treasury economists' forecast for a larger deficit this fiscal year.
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Washington
UPI
Tecessio Administration
Sean Will
Cherry Products Popularity Rises in 1957
CHICAGO (UPI) The Michigan Cherry Commission reports Americanis sweet cherry products grew 49 percent in 1957 compared with 1956. Production of sweet brined cherries totaled 79,707,230 lbs in 1957 versus 53,625,250 lbs in 1956. Brined varieties include maraschino glace and other types.
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Chicago
UPI
Michigan Cherry Commission
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Dean Named At Columbia College
Prof John G Palfrey has been named dean of Columbia College at Columbia University. Dr Grayson Kirk, Columbia president, announced Palfrey a professor of law will succeed retiring Dean Lawrence Chamberlain. Columbia College serves as the undergraduate liberal arts college for men at the university.
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UPI
John ‘G. Palfrey
Columbia College
Columbia, University
Grayson Kirk
Columbia
Eid. Palfrey
Chamberlain Ce i. Colurbia College
Liquid Lock Nuts Chicago A Petroleum Adhesive
A petroleum based plastic like adhesive has been developed to lock nuts in place. It is applied to screws and bolts and seeps into metal to form a strong bond by reacting with the metal itself.
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Chicago
Vacation Spots Shine in Class 4A Look Today
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