Automakers facing UAW strike threat and cross-border protests
United Automobile Workers CIO signaled possible walkouts against General Motors and Ford in a coordinated 24 hour demonstration in Canada. UAW leaders traveled to Washington to press for a 30 percent wage rise after rejected offers, while a Windsor Windsor area walkout looms over 20,000 workers.
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Bipartisan calls for equal voice in peace policy rise in 1944
On August 31 1944 Congressmen Brooks Hays and Walter Judd introduced identical resolutions urging joint party responsibility in international peacemaking. Referred to Foreign Affairs, they were not heard. They reintroduced them at the new session and asked for an early hearing on atomic energy and world peace. In a November 10 Attlee dinner remark President Truman echoed bipartisan unity in foreign policy.
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General Wainwright describes last days in captivity freedom news
General Wainwright recounts the final days of captivity and the reaction of his troops to the sudden news of their release. The narrative, part of a longer series, recalls the emotional moment when freedom arrived and the soldiers learned they were free at last.
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Arkansas Weather Forecast Tonight Forst And Low Temps
Little Rock reports that a cold front brings cooler conditions with a minimum of 28 degrees for northern Arkansas tonight. Harrison logged 35 degrees, several stations noted rain last night, Augusta measured the heaviest at .65 inch.
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