Reuther rejects GM demands in midnight UAW talks
Walter Reuther warned that basic UAW demands cannot be ignored as talks with General Motors stretch to midnight and Ford and Chrysler set similar deadlines. He said the union would not bend and planned field meetings if no settlement emerges by the deadline.
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United Auto Workers Union
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Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Reather
Louis G
Ette
Seaton
Ken Bannon
Bannon
Church Critiques U S Foreign Policy Hypocrisy
The United Presbyterian Church in the U S A adopting a report condemns American foreign relations as hypocritical. It warns God may use godless powers to punish such conduct and says freedom is being debased by allies and actions that betray core values. The report labels the free world myth and stresses self interest as dominant.
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George W. Cornell
Pittsburgh
Eaan
America
United Presbyterian Church
U. S
Do You Put Your Family First Judge Delivers Surprising Verdict
A Superior Court judge who is a husband and father weighs community testimony and hands down a surprising verdict that may shock local citizens. The decision rests on the evidence presented in court.
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Turner denies embezzlement in Northampton County funds
Northampton County School Superintendent N. L. Turner, a Rich Square resident, denied involvement in alleged embezzlement of thousands of dollars in county school funds. Solicitor Ernest Tyler plans 40 to 50 indictments to Northampton Superior Court starting Aug. 4, naming Turner among likely defendants. Board of Education Chairman Dr. C. G. Parker paused comment, noting the matter has not been officially brought before the board.
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Rich Square
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Woodland
Northampton Board of Education
Parker
Farley predicts Democratic wins on 70th birthday
James A. Farley, veteran forecaster, marked his 70th birthday by predicting decisive Democratic victories this year and in 1960. He said emerging trends and upcoming events point to party gains.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
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Eisenhower
Cover
Farley
Republic
Congress
Reservists May Operate Bomarc Missile Sites
The Air Force floated tentative plans to assign Bomarc missile site duties to Air National Guard or Air Force Reserve units. Lt. Gen. Hall said interceptors may not need firing, making maintenance by reservists viable.
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Tex
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Air National Guard
Air Force Reserve
William E. Hall
Continental Air Command
Hall
Aviation Writers Assn
Curtis LeMay
Nuclear secrecy reforms eyed for share with Britain
Rep. Carl Durham predicts rapid moves toward an agreement to share atomic weapon secrets with Great Britain under a Senate House Atomic Committee bill to relax secrecy rules on weapons production. Rep. Chet Holifield says fears of France obtaining weapon makings are unfounded. bill keeps U.S. control of actual weapons.
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Carl T. Durham
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Great Britain
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Senate
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France
United States
Congress
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NATO
U. S
U.S
President Coty Tak es Stand Amid De Gaulle Power Crisis
President Rene Coty warned of civil war as De Gaulle's accession to power provokes a Gaullist reaction. Officials say a coup could be imminent while Coty appeals to Parliament and mobilizes security around the Elysee Palace. The Assembly listened as the crisis deepened and vows of action echoed from Algiers.
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France
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Elysees Palace
White House
Algiers
de Gaulle
Assembly
le Troquer
Vincent Auriol
Angelo Peitri
Elysee Palace
Auriol
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Senate
New Hours For State Employees To Be Considered
Raleigh AP report states the state personnel council will discuss new summer hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for June through August. Currently 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. apply in Raleigh, with exceptions for certain institutions. If approved, the change would take effect Monday June 9, following a survey of agency heads showing overwhelming support.
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Raleigh
State Personnel Council
John W. McDevitt
Belief De Gaulle's rise was planned in advance
Reports from Algiers say officers prepared for a De Gaulle move at least six weeks before his assertion of power. Delbeque allegedly contacted local groups to mobilize quickly after Gaillard’s fall, while De Gaulle's response was swift and decisive amid ongoing political upheaval.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Algiers
Republic
Felix Gaillard
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Leon Delbeque
Gaillard
Pierre Pflimlin
Delbeque
Chaban-Delmas
Algeria
Spanish Poet Juan Ramon Jimenez Dies at 76
Spanish poet Juan Ramon Jimenez, Nobel laureate in 1956, died in San Juan Puerto Rico at age 76 from pneumonia and heart failure. He had lived in isolation after his wife’s death and is survived by his Puerto Rico relative Francisco Hernandez Pinzon. Jaime Benitez attended him. plans call for burial in Spain.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Juan Sabater
Jimenez
Francisco Hernandez Pinzon
Jaime Benitez
University of
Spain
Hemisphere
U S Would Work With De Gaulle If He Becomes Premier
Washington officials say the United States would pursue a close and friendly policy with Gen Charles de Gaulle if he rises to premier, though concerns loom over his possible stance toward the Atlantic Allies. Eisenhower noted past friendly contact but refrained from discussing the French crisis.
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Eisenhower
United States
Farley
Coca Cola Export Corp
Atlantic Alliance
Bonn
de Gaulle
France
Hans Speidel
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Dulles
Paris
Re Hower
State Department
White House
Europe
UNC Alumni Recall Hard Luck Stories at Reunion
Alumni from classes 1903 to 1953 gather in Chapel Hill for commencement events. 1933 and 1938 groups compare tough days with patched pants and shoe debt, while James Webb of the General Alumni Assn presides. Norman Cousins delivers the commencement address as William Friday confers degrees.
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General Alumni Assn
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