Steel Pact Sanction Expected
Pittsburgh reports union policy committees set to approve a new two year steel industry contract. The United Steelworkers Executive Board and Wage Policy Committee were to announce details after secret meetings and mid day discussions. The deal offers about 10 cents more an hour in pension and vacation benefits with no first year pay raise, and potential renegotiation in year two.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Steelworkers Union Executive Board
Kennedy
Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Steelworkers Union
Hodges Unable To Attend Event In Salisbury
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges cancels Salisbury visit due to illness. Actor Sidney Blackmer will read Hodges address at the All American City presentation ceremony at Boyden Stadium Sunday at 3 30 p m in Salisbury North Carolina.
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Salisbury
N.C
Sidney Blackmer
Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hodges
Hodges
Boyden Stadium
Langley unveils huge donut shaped space station concept
Langley research center engineers test a 24 foot diameter inflatable doughnut shaped space station and outline plans for a 150 foot version. The single piece inflated habitat could orbit with living quarters, serving as a laboratory for long duration space missions and moon expeditions.
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Langley Air Force Base
Langley Research Center
Earth
Langley
Atlas
Japan Reverses Free Trade Trend In 1962 budget move
Tokyo reports a $3.9 billion first half fiscal 1962 foreign exchange budget, a cutback from $4.3 billion last half, signaling a shift away from free trade. Machinery imports drop by 100 million to 350 million, oil allocations fall, while food imports rise to 178 million as reserves edge toward concern.
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Tokyo
Ministry of International Trade and Industry
Japan
Kennedy
Inspectors To Examine U S Plants In Dry Run
International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors will visit four U S reactors at Brookhaven Argonne and Piqua Ohio for a dry run to test technical political and administrative feasibility. The goal is to show peaceful use and to counter Soviet claims that inspections are espionage in disguise.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
U.S
Brookhaven National Laboratory
N.Y
Argonne National Laboratory
Piqua
Ohio
International Atomic Energy Agency
Tthe
United States
Harlan Cleveland
Cuba Bay of Pigs letter claims false invasion intel
A prisoner letter presented in the Bay of Pigs mass trial alleges that invaders were fed false intelligence before the landing. Jose Perez San Roman writes to Miami parents on May 6, 1961, saying Castro forces were not demoralized and that a microwave link signaled the invasion’s end.
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George Arfeld
Havana
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Jose Perez San Roman
Miami
Castro
San Roman
White Named Justice White Named Justice
Byron R Whizzer White former All America halfback and deputy attorney general is named to the U S Supreme Court by President Kennedy at 44 he would be the youngest member if Senate confirms to fill the seat vacated by Justice Whittaker. Initial Senate reaction favorable. Meader denounces the appointment as unqualified political. White learned of the selection by phone at a Denver social science meeting and expressed gratitude and readiness to serve.
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White
Kennedy
Senate
Charles E. Whittaker
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Supreme Court
Navy
Vinson
Bar Association
George Meader
R-Mich
House Judiciary Committee
Anti-Peron Parties Rally Behind Guido In Crisis
Argentina's anti-Peronist groups rally around new president Jose Maria Guido as he moves to form a cabinet to address the military ouster of Arturo Frondizi. He faces strong opposition from Peronists abroad and the labor confederation at home, amid looming military influence.
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Ramon Jimenez
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Senate
Arturo Frondizi
Guido
Juan D. Peron
Confederation of Labor
Ruling on Federal Funds Hits Southern Schools
Atlanta AP reports a plan to cut federal funds for segregated schools with residents on military bases threatens Alabama Mississippi Florida and Georgia districts. Officials fear multi state losses while desegregation may prompt lawsuits and political backlash from Thurmond Russell Talmadge and Hill.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Ribicoff
Washington
Florida Department of Education
Dren
Biloxi
Miss
Claude Purcell
Sen. Strom
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton Caught on Rome Night Out
In Rome Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were seen leaving Brick Tops at 3 30 a.m. smiling and arm in arm. Eddie Fisher in New York denied reports of a rift with Taylor, while Taylor offered no public statement.
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Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
New York
Eddie Fisher
Miss Taylor
Burton
Anthony
Cleopatra
Fisher
Liz
Gente” of
Milan
Cinecitta
Hotel Pierre
Marc Antony
Fishers
Debbie Reynolds
Harry Karl
Industrial Development Corp Report Preview Highlights Growth
The High Point Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Corp outlines a decade of achievements and future plans in a report to appear in The Enterprise tomorrow. Margarette Scruggs, an artist from Randleman, features in a Sunday Enterprise piece by Braxton Younts. A Shiloh Church battle tale marks this Sunday’s anniversary feature.
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Industrial Development Corp
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Margarette Scruggs
Randleman
Piedmont
Enterprise
Braxton Younts
North American
Shiloh Methodist Church
Tennessee
Relief For Reds Proposed
AFL CIO President George Meany urged a plan to send American relief teams behind the Communist Iron Curtain to deliver free food and medicine to famine victims. He cited 1920s Soviet aid under Lenin and Hoover as successful and said such direct aid should avoid dealings with dictators. Meany emphasized humanitarian goals over profit and cited Kennedy’s cautious stance on aid to Red China.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Meany
Nikolai Lenin
Herbert Hoover
Afl-Cio
The
American Federationist
Red
American Relief Administration
Kennedy
China
United States
Cuba
Ghana minister's wife keeps $8400 gold plated bed in London
Mrs Mary Edusei, wife of Ghana's minister of industries, refused to return a $8400 22 carat gold plated double bed bought in London. She says it is her own money and a safer investment, while her husband calls it un socialist extravagance. Store staff report no attempts to return the bed and officials defer to the family.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
Ghana
Mary Edusei
Ghana High Commission
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Whizzer) White
U.S. Supreme Court
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Thurmond
States Rights
Richard B. Russell
Herman FE. Talmadge
Russell
Talmadge
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Eddie
Ostia Antica
Taylor
Sunday Enterprise
Reds
Mao Tze-tung
Khrushchev
Tito
Lenin
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