Pact May Avert Lockheed IAM Strike in California
Tentative two year contract between Lockheed and IAM Lodge 727 may avert a nationwide air craft strike set for midnight. The agreement covers 16 000 workers across Burbank Palmdale and Maywood plants with a 22 cents per hour average raise if approved. Federal mediators helped avert a broader walkout feared to halt missile testing and affect 100 000 executives and allied workers.
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Los Angeles
Lockheed
International Association of Machinists
SAM
Burbank
Palmdale
Maywood
Calif
Sam Lodge
Donald Wilder
California
Joan Snider
IAM Lodge 727
Snider
TAM
United Auto Workers
North
Arhethan
Convair
Douglas
Tt Cowd
Donald Douglas Sr
Woman Knifes Mate to Death on Porch
A Stockton woman, Charlotte Brown, 31, killed her husband on the porch of his supposed girlfriend’s home early today. Brown was charged with murder in the fatal stabbing after he answered the door.
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Stockton
Charlotte Brown
Law
Los Angeles
INS
Sci Rence
California Institute
Mars
Samuel E. Benesch
Tech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Space Balloon Lands Safely in Iowa
Navy scientists Alfred H. Mikesell and Omeir Moss completed a stratosphere flight reaching about 42,000 feet near Mora and Crosby, Minnesota. They diverted to land southeast of Dubuque, Iowa after a nightlong ascent to observe the heavens, then were flown to Minneapolis for debriefing.
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Navy
Crosby, Minn
Dubuque
Iowa
United Press
Tw Navy
Here
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Naval Air Station
P.d.t
Mora
Minn
Pol Wsmen
Alfred H. Mikesell
Omeir
M.D. Moss
Ex-Con’s car hunted in strange freeway hit-and-run case
California Highway Patrol pursues a San Leandro ex-con’s Chevrolet station wagon believed linked to the April 25 death of Charles B. Flood Jr., 48, of Fresno. Officers seek witnesses and the red-topped cream body vehicle as investigators race to uncover the driver and motive in the Castro Valley area.
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South County
California Highway Patrol
San Leandro
Charles B. Flood Jr
Fresno
Flood
Castro Valley
Ashland
Ava
Archie E. Horgan
Charles Rd
Stanley P. Golde
Oakland
Dept. Dist. Atty
William Ahern
Horgan
Ahern
Thls
CHP
California
Lorne Matteson
Ike Accepts Cabinet Job Resignation
President Eisenhower accepts Marion B. Folsom’s resignation as secretary of Health, Education and Welfare and names Dr. Arthur S. Flemming to succeed him. Flemming, 52, former civil service commissioner and head of Wesleyan University, awaits Senate confirmation and would assume duties later this July.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Marion B. Folsom
Arthur S. Flemming
Flemming
Qhia Wesleyan University
Folsom
Senate
Folsomi
Civil Services
The
United Press
Uspatch
Columbus
Folsorm
Cave
Pilot Injured In Parachute Jump Off San Clemente Island
A Navy pilot, Cmdr. Lea Krupp of Los Altos, California, survived a damaged takeoff from the USS Lexington and parachuted into the sea off San Clemente Island. He was rescued unharmed apart from minor injuries, after the FJ4B Fury tail hook failed and the aircraft veered toward the water.
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Los Angeles
Insi
Navy
San Clemente Island
Lea Krupp
Los Altos
Calif
Krupp
Long Occupation of Korea Seen
In Los Angeles Lt. Gen Charles Day Palmer, commander of the Sixth Army in San Francisco, predicted that American troops and their support will probably remain in Korea for the next 10 years unless Russia agrees to the reunification of the nation.
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Los Angeles
Vis
Charles, Day Palmer
Sixt’ Army
San Francisco
Korea
Russia
Factory Fire Blazes Through Ripped By $7000 Loss
A fire at American Riper and Construction Co. damaged a metal building storing stock and welding gear, destroying wood framing and inventory, with an estimated loss of 7000. Officials planned a meeting with local police and labor representatives to discuss fire regulations and a labor dispute that led to a May 1 strike, amid pay scale discussions.
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Hayward Tire
Matt. Jiminez
Poice
George
Mgr
Earl Jackson
Fay Dunmire
Reflection Given On Long Lifetime
Muskeytown resident Davis turns 71 amid reflections on longevity. The passage notes mixed feelings about living long, acknowledging fatigue yet affirming life’s value without urging anyone to quit.
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Muskeytown
Davis
Aman
Helicopter saves boy by freeing coin blockage
In Twenty Nine Palms California a helicopter forced to land two miles from the boy Frank Charles Couch age one after a nickel became lodged in his throat. The jolt reportedly dislodged the coin allowing him to breathe again. He was treated at Riverside Community Hospital and released hours later. His father Captain WM Couch said the incident led to the emergency landing by the Maxine Corps Air Facility crew.
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Palms
Calif
WM. Conch
Frank
Charles
Riverside Community’ Hospital
Couch
Nes
Mildred
Land
Ted
June
Her Hushand
Maxine. Corps Air Facility
Santa.Anne
Per‘sonnel
Prayer for Today Seeks Strength for Troubled Homes
A prayer urging families to seek godly counsel to heal tensions in homes riven by sin and fear. It asks for guidance to create secure, strong households against daily storms impacting children and parents alike. Amen.
PTA Opens S F Conclave
California's 59th Annual Convention of the Congress of Parents and Teachers opened in San Francisco Civic Auditorium. The three day session was set as a workshop conference with more than 40 meetings to exchange ideas on child rearing and education. Mrs. Russell Scott opened the event and noted the program's participatory format. Topics span from elementary to secondary schools including dating, family use, car, and all night graduation parties.
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San Francisco
INS
California
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Russell Scott
California Congress
Baby mink grounds jet flyover protest at Eureka
A baby mink farmer protested a Hamilton Air Force Base jet flyover planned near Eureka to promote a sales event. Colonel Ceuleers cancelled the demonstration after the outspoken mink farmer, Assemblyman Frank Belotti, warned sonic booms could harm the animals.
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Bureka
U.S. Air Force
Hamilton
Air Force Base
San Francisco
Eureka
Frank P. Belotti
George’ G ° Ceuleers
Eisenhower Cancels Seventh Consecutive News Conference
Washington report states President Eisenhower did not hold his weekly news conference yesterday, ending a streak of seven straight sessions amid a heavy schedule and late night speech preparations. The cancellation followed a full day of meetings and events.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Fis
Luly
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