Profit Share Agreement Is Reached By AMC and UAW
Detroit reports American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers reached a profit sharing plan for production workers. It is the first such plan in the auto industry. UAW President Walter P. Reuther said the approach should guide talks with General Motors Ford and Chrysler. Big Three contracts expire next week amid strike votes. Reuther warns there is time to avoid a strike. The plan includes pension increases and expanded unemployment benefits and is funded by a progress sharing fund.
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American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Reuther
American Motors
AMC
Edward L. Cushman
Cushman
U S Drops Its Fight In The U N On Red China Seat
U S officials shift strategy at the United Nations as debate over seating Communist China looms. Plans focus on procedural moves to avoid a two-thirds vote while preserving the Nationalist Chinese seat, reflecting broad support for keeping Nationalist China in the U N. Urban Whitaker notes most delegates favor Nationalist seating.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
China
Assembly
U.S
U. S
Red China
U.N
U. N
Formosa
Urban T. Whitaker
San Francisco State College
State Group To Fight Reds Is Proposed
About 320 North Carolinians at a two day North Carolina National Strategy Council seminar voted in favor of forming a permanent anti Communist organization in the state. Results would go to Gov Sanford. The meeting included business government and education leaders with Gov Sanford and Lt Gen Trapnell speaking.
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Sanford
T. J H. Trapnell
18Th Airborne Corps
Frank Barnett
Dr. Barnett
Allies Warn Soviet Over Berlin Air Corridors Crisis
The United States Britain and France warned the Soviet Union to stop interfering with West Berlin air corridors. In synchronized notes delivered in Moscow and released in London and Washington the Western Big Three rejected Soviet claims of Western spies in West Berlin. The notes, identical in substance to the U.S. White House statement, vow to hold the Soviet government responsible for any interference and stress the corridors as Berlin's lifeline.
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Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Moscow
London
Berlin
U. S
White House
Kremlin
Western Allies Protest Berlin Crossing Closures
U S Britain and France demand the Soviet ambassador remove barricades at border crossings between East and West Berlin. They protest the reduction to one western access point and oppose the 110 yard boundary rule as an effort to seal off East Berlin from the free world.
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Friedrichstrasses
East
West Berlin
Charles W. Palmer
U.S
Walter C. Dowling
East Berlin
Dowling
East Germany
Macmillan Says No Berlin War During Scottish Golf Sojourn
At Gleneagles Harold Macmillan told reporters no war over Berlin, joking that Khrushchev was playing golf in the Crimea. Adenauer echoed optimism for negotiated settlement as German elections near.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Crimea
Black Sea
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Augsburg
Germany
Kennedy Behind Desk Yet Quietly Keeps Nation Calm
AP reports President Kennedy endures a crisis period with health and humor intact. He works long hours, hosts private conferences, and relaxes with friends at Hyannis Port and Cape Cod. He dines with an old Harvard roommate and continues public duty amid global tension.
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White House
Tomas River
Torbert MacDonald
D-Mass
Harvard
David J. Powers
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
U.S
East Germany
Berlin
Cape Cod
Chester W. Clifton
Kenedy
State ABC Board Chairman Dies
William S. Hunt, chairman of the State ABC Board, died of a heart attack Saturday night while visiting relatives in Aurora North Carolina.
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State Abc Board
Aurora
N.C
ABC Board
William S. Hunt
Brazil Faces Military Push Over Goulart Presidency
Brazil wrestles with a power struggle as the military seeks to block Joao Goulart from becoming president after Quadros resignation. Debates over a 60 day transition, possible leave of absence for Goulart, and threatened general strike by labor groups emerge amid talk of isolating Cuba and severing Soviet ties.
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Joao Goulart
Janio Quadros
Labor Party
National Congress
Brasilia
Odylio Denys
Goulart
Quadros
Doutel de Andrade
Porto Alegre
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Sao Paulo
Meridional
Ranieri Mazzilli
Chamber of Deputies
Denyson
Frontal attack on anti Communist movement claims Hunter
Edward Hunter testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that Moscow ordered a frontal anti anti Communist drive to crush grassroots U S anti Communism. He said agents mingled with the intellectual elite infiltrating White House and top government offices, facilitating covert operations.
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Senate
Moscow
United States
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Edward Hunter
Port Washington
N.Y
Subcommittee
Hunter
Remlin
Kremlin
White House
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