Bargaining Talks Continue Between Ford and UAW
DETROIT AP Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers edged toward a hard bargaining phase as talks on a new contract loom. Ford questioned union demands citing the need for national economic reality while UAW leaders pressed for broader pensions shorter work week and higher pay. Negotiations open July 1 with General Motors and Chrysler also in talks.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford
UAW
Ford
Ken Bannon
Ford Department
Bannon
Aulaimaker
Ford J
Eral Motors
Chrysler
Walter P. Renther
Reuther
Pinball Ordinance Delayed In San Leandro
San Leandro delayed action on two proposed ordinances to regulate pinball machines for two weeks. City Atty Glenn Forbes and Police Chief Thomas Rogers urged replacing a challenged ordinance with a stricter one. The proposal would bar pinball installations within 300 feet of schools and prohibit operation by anyone under 16 while license fees for amusement enterprises may rise from 10 to 20 dollars.
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San Leandro
San Leandra
Glenn Forbes
Thomas Rogers
Rogers
Mgr
Wesley McClure
Coucil
Eticense
Redevelopment agency refunds city funds in San Leandro
San Leandro officials report the Redevelopment Agency returned to city coffers seventeen thousand five hundred seventy dollars after advances for downtown property purchases near West Joaquin and Washington Avenues were offset by resale to businessman P. J. Paletta. The agency also approved carnival rides for a forthcoming sidewalk days celebration at the Joaquin Washington corridor.
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San Leandro
W. Joaquin
Washington Avenues
P. J. Paletta
Paletta
Washinglim Avenue
San Lean
Firefighter Critically Injured Fighting Don Pedro Fire Blaze
In Sonora AP reports a grass and brush fire near Don Pedro Reservoir spread to 1800 acres while 150 forestry workers and about six town units battled the blaze. An equipment operator, 45, was crushed by a bulldozer he was operating when toppled onto the flames.
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Sonora
Don Pedro
State Division of Forestry
Averarnes
Newark Council Hosts Card Party in Public Benefit Drive
A Newark council event plans a card party to aid civic projects. Mrs Manuel Malin chairs the organizing committee, with residents invited to attend at the Torlogugee venue. Proceeds will support community improvements announced for the upcoming public event.
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Wark - AG
Newark
Manuel Malin
Memorial Hospital Speaker Outlines Plans for Growth
The Rev. John G. Simmons of San Leandro Memorial Hospital spoke before the San Leandro Kiwanis Club. He heads the hospital’s management team and is leading efforts to save and enlarge the hospital into a multimillion dollar medical complex. He described Your Community Health Care Facility its aims functions and financial needs. He noted patient migration from the city hospital to the suburban hospital shaping public view of the health center.
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San Leandro
John G. Simmons
Memorial Hospital
Mann
Grant Awarded for North Lake Tahoe Export Study
The Flaschmann Foundation awarded a 16500 grant for an engineering study on treated sewage export from the North Lake Tahoe area. The six month study will assess current facilities and future needs, with Lake Tahoe Area Council aiding after California Legislature rejected a Placer County request.
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Flaschmann Foundation
Rati
North Lake Tahoe
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Lake Tehne
Catifenie
Placer County
TV Strike Vote OKd By Guild TV Strike Vote OKd By Guild
Hollywood AP The Screen Actors Guild has authorized a strike if negotiations fail. The current contract expires June 10 and talks are deadlocked. About 1 200 guild members voted in Beverly Hills. A strike could be called after the contract ends but would affect only shows not yet aired. Residuals are the main issue, with the guild seeking a 100 percent increase.
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Screen Actors Guild
Sap
Red
Guild
Steeting
Beverly
Meinde Maarian
Hayward Club States Dinner at Park Motor Hotel
Hayward Club hosts a dinner at the Park Motor Hotel with members and guests attending on Thursday evening in Wayward High. The event features members and likely guests from HL.
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Hayward Club
Wayward High
Alavain
Park Motor Hotel
Flayward
Passport Case Reopened in Supreme Court
Washington AP report notes the Supreme Court directed reconsideration of passport refusals for applicants linked to the Communist Party. It cites a ruling that a section of the Internal Security Act barring passports to Communists is unconstitutional and calls for fresh consideration of Mayer and others who testified about party ties. The case involves Miltons Mayer a California freelance writer and a speaking engagement in England. the State Department had denied his passport.
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Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Communist Party
New York
Supreme Court
Washington
High Court
Miltons. Mayer
Calif Mayer
Mayer
Exhingia
State Department
Capalana
Jaipur
Andis
al U.S
Von
India
Rejas
Commu
Pakistan
Nist
Supreme Court Split on Sit-in Question in Lice en
The Supreme Court overturned several trespass convictions of sit-in demonstrators on technical grounds, leaving unresolved the core issue whether a merchant may refuse service to a Black patron and have them arrested for trespass if they stay. Justices split, with two groups of three justices endorsing opposing views, and Justice Douglas noting deep division among the Court.
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Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Get
Chicago
Banny Exscobedo
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South Carolina
Florida
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Idouglas
Byron R White m
Nelean Warren
Goldbergigroes
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al Gress
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Tex
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John Glenn
David
Park
Harvard University
Java
Three Fresno Boys Rescued After High Urban Rescue
Fresno reportdetails a dramatic rescue as police and two fire departments saved three boys Gary Byatt Mike Keith and Bruce Wallace from a 50 foot high perch at a drive in theater. Firefighters on twin ladders pulled Gary down to cheers from about 75 children. Gary said it was hot but not scary.
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Gary ‘Byatt
Mike Keith
Bruce Wallace
Mike
Bruce
Gary
John Peterson
James Ray
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