Reuther bids for short pact rejected by GM Ford
The article reports Walter Reuther proposing a three month extension of current contracts while GM, Ford, and Chrysler consider longer terms. GM President Curtice rejects three year terms, backs two year purse with wage and living allowances changes. UAW members press for productivity gains and price cuts to reduce inventories threatening layoffs of up to 250,000 workers if new terms fail.
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Ford Motor Co
Walter Harlow H. Curtice
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Curtice
UAW
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Ion
Thej
Reuther
Bers
Monilay
Reuthér
Cardinal Stritch loses right arm after overwork in Rome
Chicago doctors say Samuel Cardinal Stritch’s right arm was amputated above the elbow in Rome after days of tension and overwork. They warned if he had stayed in Chicago three more days for treatment the limb might have been saved.
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Chicago
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Rome
Vatican
Ralph D. Bergen
Stritch
Water Main Break Threatens YMCA in Harbor Area
A six inch water main broke Monday afternoon near the Harbor Side Ocean Blvd bridge at Pica Ave. muddy water undermined railroad tracks and threatened the Armed Services YMCA. Water authorities shut the break quickly as hundreds of thousands of gallons escaped. Officials cited subsidence and shifting earth as the apparent cause.
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Harbor
Armed Services Ymca
Long Beach
Harbor Side
Ocean Blvd
Pica Ave
YMCA
Nes
Ee Water Déxiaitment
Two Power Outages Black Out North Long Beach
Two blackouts left about ten square blocks of North Long Beach in darkness for over an hour Monday night. Edison officials blamed an underground conduit fault though the exact cause was undetermined. The outage disabled lights television sets and traffic signals, slowing cars to a crawl, with residents relying on candles and neighbors for help. Officials linked subsidence to increased repair costs and warned of gas line rupture danger, as another brief outage occurred about 20 minutes later. Police directed traffic at several intersections in the unlit area.
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North Long Beach
Anhour
Southern California Edison’Co
Nolice
Wilson
Edward C. Wright
Ledge Rescues Youth From 150-Foot Fall
An 18 year old Santa Ana youth almost fell 150 feet from a cliff at Dana Point Monday night. Earl Wenzel tumbled down the cliffside and was lowered to a rocky beach where he landed on a narrow ledge. He suffered a fractured right leg and was treated at an area hospital after being located in darkness by sheriff’s rescue units.
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Dana Point
Orange County
Earl Wenzel
Pankey St
San Juan Capistrano
Young
Wenzel
Newport Beach
Dark Watch Ends in Fall From Cliff at Lookout House
A look out house on the Street of the Blue Lantern area near a cliff edge was emptied as an electricity failure left residents in darkness. A youth leaned over the railing to peer outward and lost his grip, falling during a tense scene. Nearby, an Arizona father and his two sons are involved in a fatal gun duel with sheriff's deputies.
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Blue Lantern
Anigirl
Arizona
WMI
Sheriff's Deputies
Lady woodcutter? Ed Kenyon’s My Fair Lady note
The page references indicate Ed Kenyon’s story on My Fair Lady in the paper. It notes reactions from British broadcasters and mentions a feature on the stage production with a blase tone about its reception.
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Ed Kenyon
Fair Lady
Senate OKs Welfare Fund Bill on Labor Disclosure
The Senate narrowly backs a welfare fund control bill 88 to 0 after Republican attempts to broaden it into a general labor and anti racketeering measure fail. The bill requires disclosure to the Labor Department of multi billion dollar pension and welfare funds, regardless of management by unions or employers, and now moves to the House.
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Senate
Eisenhower
GOP
Willam F. Knowland
Calif
Labor Department
House
Navy satellite attempt ends in failure near Cape Canaveral
A Vanguard rocket with a 20 inch satellite failed during a 1500 mile flight when the third stage misfired. The two stage assembly and payload fell into the south Atlantic about 1500 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral. A Defense Department statement said no recovery was expected. The attempt did not release the satellite shell.
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Vanguard
South Atlantic
Air Force
Indi
U.S
Defense Department
Washington
National Academy of Sciences
West Indies
Puerto Rico
Nuclear test set near Eniwetok this Friday
Rep. Charles O Porter said he was advised that the first test of the spring series will take place Friday near Eniwetok in the Pacific. Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee members indicated they understand the test shots will begin in the next few days.
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WUP
Charles O. Porter
D-Ore
Eniwetok
Pacific
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Four Bodies Found in Wrecked Plane in Canyon
AP report from Palm Springs says four people died when a Piper Tri Pacer crashed in a canyon. Pilot Thomas Sestanovich, 30, and passengers Frank Somma, 24, and Shirley Sestanovich, 24, were identified. A witness saw the aircraft fall Sunday. 15 would-be rescuers reached the site about 24 hours later. The plane had refueled at Desert Airpark and left without a flight plan.
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Hollywood
Rtesia
Frank Somma
Shirley
North Hollywood
Mitchell
Camp Pendleton
Jeralt
Desert ‘Airpark
Here
George M.roy
Palm Desert
Mouse Perished in Cape Canaveral Test Flight
A Live Space mouse died when a two-rocket nose cone test from Cape Canaveral failed and crash landed in the Atlantic Ocean. The mouse rode in a padded compartment with an air purifier for comfort on the sky high flight. Air Force and Navy search parties scoured the West Indies area but found no rocket parts or remains.
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Washington
CFIA
Atlantic Ocean
Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Rand
West Indies Islands
Subsidence Costs Hit City Gas Operations
Wright notes subsidence and line abandonment raise city gas department costs. He says part of each gas bill drains away on subsidence rather than into the general fund supporting municipal services.
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Gas Department
Wright
Eisenhower Urges Arctic Zone Inspectors with Khrushchev
President Eisenhower called Khrushchev to help create a military inspection zone in the Arctic as a first step to ease world tensions. He urged Moscow to accept East-West studies on broader disarmament and a halt to hydrogen tests. The appeal was issued from Eisenhower’s Augusta vacation HQ just before his return to Washington.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Arctic
Khrushcchev
Russia
Imade
Ausgusta
White House
Nasser Leaves for 18 Day Soviet Visit
President Nasser departed Cairo on a Russian jet for an 18 day official visit to the Soviet Union. The trip aims to deepen relations between Egypt and the USSR and cover multiple discussions with Soviet leaders.
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Egypt
Nasser
Soviet Union
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