Compromises Reported To Head Off Ford Strike
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers resumed talks amid reports both sides made concessions on non economic issues to avert a 120000 worker strike at Ford plants. UAW president Walter P. Reuther led the talks with Ford VP Malcolm Denise. progress noted on plant location input and seniority.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Malcolm Denise
Reuther
Denise
American Motors Corp
General Motors Corp
LAW
Mantle Doubtful for Yankees First World Series Game
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle said he likely cannot play in the opening World Series game against Cincinnati at Yankee Stadium. He was released from Lenox Hill Hospital after minor hip abscess surgery and reports weakness and leg pain. Mantle, not yet 30, has missed parts of three prior World Series.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Yankee Stadium
Mantle
Lenox Hill
Yankees
Soviets Propose Temporary UN Chief Plan
The Soviet Union outlined a plan to name a temporary UN secretariat chief by General Assembly choice, with three veto-free deputies and Security Council recommendation. It would run until April 1963, aligning with Dag Hammarskjold's term end, and face U.S. and Irish/Norwegian pushback amid broader troika debates.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.y.ap
Soviet Union
U.N. Secretariat
General Assembly
Secretariat
Assembly
Security Council
U.S
U.N
Washington
State Department
Dag Hammarskjold
Rhodesia
Hammarskjold
Troika
Ireland
Norway
U.S.S.R
United States
Asia
Africa
JFK President Sends Birthday Wishes to Senator Green
President Kennedy wished Theodore Francis Green a happy 94th birthday by telephone from Newport as Green, oldest ever to serve in the Senate, recuperated at Jane Brown Hospital after a heart ailment. Green thanked the president and said he is coming back strong, with his name removed from the hospital danger list.
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Providence
John F. Kennedy
Theodore Francis Green
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Newport
Green
Jane Brown Hospital
Senate
Dietary Department
Egypt Urges Syrians to Revolt and Breaks Ties
Egyptian broadcasts urged Syrians to revolt against the regime as Gamal Abdel Nasser claimed unity, while Damascus moved to curb Nasser influence by banning demonstrations, extending curfew, and arresting rivals. Kuzbari tightened control, and officials said UAR relations with Jordan and Turkey were severed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Damas
Nasser
Syria
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Mamoun Kuzbari
Kuz
Bari
National Union Party
Kuzbari
Abdul Hamid Serraj
U.A.R
Damascus
Serraj
Navy inspection begins of Potomac wreck in Morehead City
Vice Adm. Roy A. Gano and a naval staff started an inspection of the burned Navy tanker Potomac in Morehead City. He thanked Mayor George W. Dill for coordinating civilian efforts and praised Capt. Arthur Lewis and the crew of Bunny II for saving seven men from the sea.
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Morehead City
N.C
Roy A. Gano
Potomac
Adm
Gano
George W. Dill
Cherry Point
Arthur Lewis
Bunny II
North Carolina Battleship Towed Up Cape Fear River
The North Carolina was anchored across the Cape Fear River bar and towed upriver toward Wilmington after cutting its 15 ton anchor with acetylene. A fleet of tugs led by the Coast Guard Cherokee faced northeast winds and low visibility as the ship aimed for a permanent slip near the Custom House. Gov. Terry Sanford watched from Southport as crews prepared for a second attempt amid stormy conditions and multiple tow-line mishaps.
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Noel Yancey
Wilmington
N.C
North Carolina
Cape Fear River
Southport
State Ports Authority
Custom House
Cape Fear
Coast Guard
Cherokee
Bayonne
N.J
Towing Co
Terry Sanford
Franco Vows Spain Stays With West Urging Allied Pact Update
Generalissimo Francisco Franco pledged Spain's alignment with Western powers and urged a just political program to defeat communism. Speaking at the 23rd anniversary observance, he called for updating the U.S.-Spanish military pact and warned wars are won by more than arms. He spoke at the Monastery de las Huelgas to cabinet and top commanders.
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Burgos
Spain
Francisco Franco
el Caudillo
Franco
Monastery de Las Huelgas
Compromise Talks Emerge On Berlin Crisis Between U S and Soviet
Washington reported inching toward an East West negotiation plan likely a foreign ministers conference to settle the Berlin dispute. Rusk and Gromyko met in New York three times and may hold high level talks in Washington while Khrushchev may send informal cues. Britain backs talks and emphasis remains on preserving freedom and access to Berlin. France and West Germany needed to join any settlement as Congress debates federal judgeships.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
United
Sttes
Soviet Union
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Gromyko
U.S
Rusk
Kennedy
White House
Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Lord Home
London
Home
France
West Germany
Congress
High Court Plans New Schedule
Chief Justice Earl Warren announced a new Supreme Court term with working hours from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., replacing the previous noon to 4:30 p.m. sessions. The docket tops 1,050 cases, mainly appeals on race, business regulation, labor, and powers. Nine justices attended the opening. trips abroad were noted for several justices. The court urged lower courts to clear backlog as the term begins.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Australia
Norway
William O. Douglas
Outer
Mongolia
Hugo Black
Okinawa
Tokyo
John M. Harlan
Europe
William J. Brennan
England
Charles Whittaker
Mexico
Court Press Office
UNC Student Survives 40-Foot Gorge Fall in Linville
A 21 year old University of North Carolina student fell 40 feet into Linville Gorge during a picnic with six classmates. He suffered multiple contusions and was treated at Spruce Pine Hospital then transported to Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill in fair condition.
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Linville
N. C
University of North Carolina
Linville Gorge
Spruce Pine
Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Jerry Knight
Knight
Spruce Pine Hospital
Frances May Regain Strength Over Caribbean Waters
Tropical Storm Frances, the season’s sixth storm, was forecast to regain strength as it moved toward open Atlantic waters southeast of Puerto Rico. Early reports placed Frances about 150 miles south of San Juan with an uncertain future path.
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San Juan
P.R
Caribbean
Frances
Antilles
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Teenagers play deadly game ends in fatal shooting
Lebanon Pennsylvania police report Wayne Barto aged 18 was shot and killed on his birthday during a game in which he and a fellow teen hid behind trees and fired at each other. Dist. Atty. James Whitman said the fatal shot came from a .22 caliber rifle fired by 17 year old Terry Meyers.
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Lebanon, Pa
Wayne Barto
Palmyra
Dist. Atty
James R. Whitman
Lebanon County
Barto
Terry Meyers
Laborites Expected To Favor Recognition
Britain's Labor party opens its annual conference and is expected to back a resolution calling for Western recognition of Communist East Germany to ease the Berlin crisis. The plan includes firm Soviet guarantees for West Berlin and Western access rights, with George Brown introducing the measure.
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Blackpool
England
Britain
Labor Party
East Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
George Brown
Brown
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