Steel-Labor Pact Ends Long Dispute with Peaceful Settlement
Pittsburgh AP The United Steelworkers Union and 11 major steel producers reached a historic steel labor agreement on Thursday. The pact avoids a strike, introduces an extended vacation plan for seniors, adds new hospital health and insurance benefits, and costs about 15 cents per man hour. Effective 21 months from Aug 1, it covers the 1964 presidential election period. Both sides may terminate after Jan 1, 1865 with 120 days notice. The deal followed three hours of ratification by the union wage policy committee and praise from Steelworker President McDonald and U.S. Steel executive Cooper. White House welcomed the agreement as Kennedy’s administration studies terms.
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Students Still Being Accepted in Classes at High School
Larry J Harris announced ongoing acceptance into intermediate strings classes at the high school Little Theater with sessions Monday Wednesday Friday 3 30 to 4 15 p m open to players with at least one year of string experience An advanced class for juniors and seniors runs 4 15 to 5 p m on the same days and runs until August 2.
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Migrant daycare seeks Spanish speaking helpers in Garden City
The Holcomb Migrant Ministry calls for volunteers, mainly second-year Spanish students, to assist at a day care center for children of migrant workers in Garden City Holcomb. The program enters its third week and welcomes all who can speak Spanish and show interest in working with kids.
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New Pope Paul VI Elected Leader of Roman Catholic Church
Giovanni Battista Montini of Milan was elected 262nd Pope, taking the name Paul VI. Known as the bishop of the workers, he vowed to continue Pope John XXIII’s ecumenical council and social justice aims, with a policy of converting Communists. He appeared on the Vatican balcony to bless the crowds, signaling the start of his papacy.
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Movement Trend Listed for Jacos Movement Trend Listed for Jacos
Finney County prepares voters for a special election on a 14 mill levy to fund Garden City Junior College. Officials publish a question and answer series on junior college growth, transfer performance, and open access in Kansas, with enrollment data through 1962 63.
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Senate Demos Meet Bloc on Proposal
Senate Democratic leaders faced GOP resistance to Kennedy civil rights bills. Humphrey aimed for 50 cosponsors by 4 p.m. Monday, with 43 backing today, 9 Republicans and 34 Democrats. Opposition centered on desegregation of private businesses. Kennedy proposed a $300 million package including literacy, vocational training, and welfare education measures, with Wirtz and Celebrezze pricing the bills at 106 and 200 million respectively. Next week the House Judiciary Committee will hear the package with Robert Kennedy as lead witness.
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Harvest Pressures Ease as South West Kansas Fields Rebound
Combined crews push into wheat fields across Garden City area as rains ease. Garden City Co op elevators report about 194 000 bushels stored toward 1963 totals with moisture 13 to 18 percent and test weights 60 to 66 pounds per bushel. Totals by elevator include Charleston 54 000, Pierceville 26 000, Tennis 17 000, Deerfield 18 000, Lowe 7 900, Wolf 2 000, and others around 47 000.
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Weather outlook for Finney and nearby counties
Fair and mild tonight with isolated storms near the Colorado border and a low around 60. Saturday becomes partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms by evening and a high in the upper 80s.
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Defense Budget Cut Near Two Billion Amid Committee Report
The House Appropriations Committee slashed the Defense Department's 1064 budget by almost $2 billion. Rep. George H. Mahon, D-Tex., said the cut would not impede essential military programs and, in fact, represented money the department would likely have spent anyway.
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