UAW Talks Resume With AMC as Big Three Stall
Detroit reports the United Auto Workers resume bargaining with American Motors while Ford Chrysler GM edge toward a contract. AMC seeks renewal of old terms with wage boosts and cost of living adjustments doubtful. big three faces slow progress as strike threats loom and workers begin a day under existing deals without payroll dues or union shop.
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FBI Captures Most Wanted Kilburn in Los Angeles
FBI agents arrested Quay Cleon Kilburn in Los Angeles after spotting his photo in a Long Beach post office. Kilburn, 24, evaded Utah State Prison escape on Oct 4 1957 after posing as a press interviewer. He faced multiple prior convictions for bank robbery theft and embezzlement.
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Elfrida Von Nardroff Sets Quiz Earnings Record
New York. Elfrida Von Nardroff, a former personnel director, raised quiz show earnings to 297,500 dollars after a Monday night win. Her total across 16 appearances on NBCs Twenty One surpasses Robert Strom’s 224,000 dollars on CBSs The $64,000 Question and The 3 64.00 Challenge. She will decide next week whether to collect current earnings or continue.
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Hearing Opens in Little Rock on School Integration Delay
A hearing in Little Rock began on Thursday to decide whether integration at Little Rock Central High School and other schools should be suspended until January 1981. About 45 witnesses are scheduled, with the Little Rock School Board seeking a three year delay in its gradual integration plan. Judge Harry J. Lemley will hear the board's case, while attorney Wiley Branton said many witnesses may be called. Branton questioned Gov. Faubus's potential involvement, noting he remains under an injunction from interfering with integration.
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Suspect Guilty In Nurse's Slaying
A nine woman and three men jury in Hamilton found Edward Campbell 99 guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Sylvesta Andy, a 20 year old nurse from Piqua Ohio. Campbell was accused of pushing the nurse from a hospital roof after she resisted his advances. He had earlier confessed but later recanted.
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Paulette Goddard Birthday Page Note
Paulette Goddard born June 3 1915 in Whitestone Long Island New York. The actress known as the Phantom long a Hollywood enigma preferred painters scientists to the Hollywood crowd and has connections to Charlie Chaplin and Eric Remarque with praise from Michael Arlen.
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Near tragic toy gun scare ends with host of questions
A San Francisco police officer intervened when Manuel Morlay threatened self harm with a shotgun held to his chest. The weapon discharged as the officer lunged for it, narrowly missing the officer. Manuel was hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation after the incident and family quarrels over his military enlistment were noted.
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Woman Sets National Tattooing Record Aimed At Gab Mark
Fayetteville secretary pursues a $1,000 prize in a bid to set a new national tal ing record amid ongoing attempts to repair promises she will be heard. In New York a windshield wiper mishap delays a champagne producers association event. A garage mechanic notes a claim about a two hour travel record to the city marriage bureau during a 11:30 pm wedding narrative.
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All-Out Push On Cuba Rebels Begun by Army
Havana reports a major army assault along a 100 mile front between Marzanillo and Santiago with 8,000 to 10,000 troops attacking rebels. heavy casualties feared as naval patrols reinforce to prevent sea escape. Castro allegedly has about 5,000 fighters in the mountains. Senate backs a four-day emergency extension, House to vote soon.
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Ellender seeks aid funds cut in Senate bill
Senator Ellender outlined amendments to reduce the foreign aid bill's 3713 million author ity, aiming at substantial cuts including limits on presidential spending control. He faced Knowland’s amendment to remove a provision allowing aid to be given to satellite states. Jenner indicated support for Knowland while Neuberger and Ellender opposes the amendment. The Senate bill, reported by Foreign Relations, totals 229 million less than Eisenhower’s request, but 110 million more than the House-passed version.
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Kim Novak Gift Car Stored Amid Publicity Storm
Hollywood reports that a gifted car from General Rafael Trujillo to actress Kim Novak was stored by a business agent. Publicist says Novak had no agent and hadn’t heard of storage. The piece notes political interest over the source of Trujillo’s funds and mentions other actresses tied to the story.
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Seventh Victim Of Collision Dies
Mount Vernon New York reports Kevin Brothers 21 of East Orange New Jersey died Monday in Mount Vernon Hospital becoming the seventh fatality from a two car head on collision last Saturday on the Westchester County Parkway Five New Jersey residents and a Greenwich Connecticut man were killed instantly in the crash.
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Strong De Gaulle Regime Seen By French Ambassador
In Washington the French Ambassador Herve Alphand foresees a strong government under Charles de Gaulle. He indicates confidence in the regime and its leadership, noting expectations of stability and clear authority following France’s political transition.
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Dope Kingpin Suspect Behind Bars in LA
Police in Los Angeles arrested Jefferson, named as the narcotics kingpin, after a stakeout on a Hollywood apartment theft case. Detectives say the suspect and Miss Mitchell could not explain where $2,500 in cash came from, tying them to a robbery charge and a drug network from Chicago to the West Coast.
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Ike to Seek A-Ban Talks With Russia
Washington sources say the United States plans to initiate discussions on a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. Britain France and other NATO allies will be consulted first. Talks eyed for June 24 with possible venue in Geneva or Moscow and participation from Poland Czechoslovakia and India technicians.
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Easy Way: Santa Monica Seeks Fresh Ocean Water at Park
Calif 0%-contractors dig three wells sixty five feet deep to ensure salt water marine life at Pacific Ocean Park a steady supply of clean water near the ocean. The task is described as easier than lining up time into the sunset.
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Fine Reduced For De Gaulle Backer
Paris court fined law student Francois Pietri the equivalent of 5 dollars for participating in a forbidden demonstration on the Champs Elysees by shouting Long live De Gaulle. Demonstrators who shouted Down with De Gaulle were fined about 25 dollars each.
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Longshoremen Strike Over Parking Space Fracas
In San Francisco Monday longshoremen walked off the job after failing to secure parking or cargo space for unloading the Golden Bear at Pier 40. Union leader Martin Callaghan won a temporary permit for double parking and ordered a return to work, ending the protest with the ship slated to depart later that day.
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Worker Held In Tax Agent's Death
Odell Black, a construction company employee in Cincinnati, was detained by U.S. marshals in connection with the death of a revenue agent following a scuffle over Black’s income tax levy. In Meridian Mississippi, a separate crash involved 29 cars of a Golf Mobile and Ohio freight train derailing on a 20 foot trestle, injuring several and causing one death among crew members.
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Break-Up Of Car Theft Gang Jails Grid Star
San Francisco police arrested David Tyree, 18, a City College football star, and Jesse Shoemaker, 28, a former auto salesman, in a Corvette theft ring. The group allegedly stole 13 Corvettes, using duplicate ignition keys and customer data to target homes. Ringleader Robert Galinda, 22, was captured, with others including Maur Calderon and Travas Calderon implicated. Tyree faced charges related to the scheme.
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