Broadway Curtain to Rise After Four-Year Stage Pact
Broadway's Curtain Wil Go Up Again after actors and producers ratified a four year contract ending a week long blackout. Plans set to reopen 19 of 22 shows by Monday with pension fund terms and out of town pay increases. Association and producers expect ticket prices to stay stable as discounts and broker contributions help finance the pact.
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France Strikes Disrupt Civil Service Across Paris
More than a million French civil servants walked off the job in a four hour strike causing standstills in air traffic, garbage collection and government offices. Markets saw price dips at Les Halles while transport kept running. Leaders seek pay raises of 3 to 11 percent immediate, while government promises later increases.
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Forest Fire Warning Issued For Sierra Resorts
Fresno AP reports light rain and two dry winters raise fire risk in the Sierra and Sequoia forests. Vacationers are urged to be cautious with campfires and cigarettes to prevent wildfires.
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Cargo Planes Arrive in India
New Delhi India AP reports American cargo planes bought by India began arriving to bolster the military strength along the disputed northern border with China. A defense ministry spokesman said deliveries of the CHS Flying Boxcars started weeks ago and that one report cites 20 planes, as India expands air support to troops in roadless frontier regions.
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Missiles Strike Threat Looms Over Convair Plants
In San Diego AP reporting one spokesman warned a strike against Convair missile facilities may spread Monday to the firm’s airplane and missile plants, threatening 26 000 jobs. Engineers and Architects Officials union threatens a one day work stoppage as talks with Convair stall. Lockheed Missile and Space was set to bargain in San Francisco today with another union amid the wider labor dispute.
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Screening Proposed On Solons Spending
Washington AP reports Rep Omar Burleson proposes GAO review of House expense accounts before payment and publication of travel costs while on congressional business. GAO has sampled accounts for two fiscal years ended last January. Burleson chairs the House Administration Committee, overseeing expense records and disbursement.
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Indonesia Chief Back On the Job After Absence
President Sukarno resumed presidential duties in Jakarta and denounced army coup rumors as false. He accused foreign groups of spreading rumors to divide the Indonesian Republic and refused to name them. Information Minister Maladi denied reports of Sukarno's arrest. Sukarno relieved Chief Minister Djuanda of powers used in the president's absence and pledged unity with Army Chief Nasution.
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Slaying Of Woman Told By Burglar
Sacramento burglary arrest Morales 21 admits beating Mrs Lela Anderson 30, a widow, in her apartment. He told police she turned on the bed light and screamed as he struck, later dying from injuries. Detectives say the confession clears up the mystery surrounding her slaying last week.
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Grace's Dad In Hospital After Testifying In Tax Trial
John R. B. Setly father of Princess Grace of Monaco was at Woman's Medical Hospital Philadelphia after a brief absence to testify in the income tax evasion trial of their family surgeon. He served as a character witness, praising Dr James A Lehman whose wife and he are accused of evading about 300000 dollars in taxes from 1953 to 1927. Grace Kelly the former actress, is visiting with her family.
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Cyrus Eaton Sees Macmillan as Ideal U S Leader
Cyrus Eaton of Cleveland, a Canadian born industrialist and supporter of cooperation with Communist countries, told AP in London that the United States needs a leader with the temperament of British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. He urged a president, regardless of party, to embody Macmillan’s spirit and willingness to compromise.
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