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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1965
Page
7
The memo outlines a 1965 contract package including wage increases of up to 18 cents hourly and 14.4 cents for upgrades, a third year raise of six cents, escrowed 9 cent pay, and enhanced pension provisions. It also provides a pension boost for pre-Aug 1966 retirees, extended sickness and accident benefits to two years of service, and new life insurance improvements.
President Abel of the AFL-CIO and chief negotiator R. Conrad Cooper signed a 38 month steel contract at the White House to avert a strike. The deal raises wages and benefits, with estimates around 49 cents per hour and a retirement provision for about 50,000 workers. Earlier talks drove wage discussions and employer relocations with enhanced severance and insurance terms. The agreement, effective August 1, 1987, aims to stabilize industry earnings and prevent price surges while keeping labor costs in line with government projections.
In a bridge column, players discuss a misplay by North opening one no trump and the subsequent missteps. South salvages six tricks against the defensive sequence, aided by West's risky spade play and East's late discards, highlighting how correct defense could have held South to fewer tricks.
TV’s new season brings familiar faces back in fresh roles. June Lockhart plays a space-wrecked housewife in Lost in Space while Efrem Zimbalist Jr. becomes a senior agent in The FBI. Roger Smith enlists in the Navy for Mr. Roberts, and Robert Conrad shifts from Hawaii Five-O to a post Civil War secret agent in The Wild Wild West. Other stars reappear in updated personas across NBC lineups.
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