Profit-Sharing in Auto Industry Faces Worker Backlash
LAC column analyzes American Motors workers resisting profit-sharing as benefits shrink. It notes reduced stock allocations, higher dividends to owners, and calls for guaranteed wages amid cyclical profits. The piece warns unions resist reductions, challenging profit-sharing as a permanent solution across industry.
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American Motors
Walter Reuther
American Motor Management
Kaiser Steel
Reuther
LAC
Iowa Remapping Vote Tests Shaft Plan Amid Debate
Des Moines Iowa voters prepare to weigh the Shaft Plan in a special referendum after years of dispute over apportionment. Three judges debated timing of a ruling as Tuesday’s election decides the affected constitutional amendment and fair voice for urban and rural residents.
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Des Moines
Iowa
UPI
General Assembly
Towa
Edward McManus
Theother
Roy [Stevenson
Martin van Oosterhout
Court challenge targets Shaft Plan allocation in town seats
A second court suit challenges the long standing Shaft Plan allocation after March 27, 18%. A three-judge panel previously ruled the present distribution in the Town House seats was discriminatory. The case asks scrutiny of the Senate and House allocation and pending district court action.
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Sn A
HS Desres
UES
Senate
Cancer Not Car Kills Famed War Correspondent Ed Recordy
Monterey scene notes Ed Recordy, the Monterey Peninsula Herald associate editor, died after an autopsy revealed death from cancerous throat growth triggered by a car accident injuries. Funeral services announced for Pacific Air Lines president Theodore Mitchell. King Paul of Greece arrived in Madrid for Sophie and Juan Carlos's anticipated birth. Cartoonist Jimmy Hatlo, creator of They’ll Do It Every Time, died of a heart attack in Cannell.
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Edward Recordy
Germany
Christopher Hill
Monterey
Calif
Kennedy
Monterey Peninsula
Hill
Theodore FR. Mitchell
Pacific Air Lines
Portola Valley
Mitchell
Logan
Utah
King Paul
Greece
Madrid
Sophie
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Paul
Francisco Franco
Spain
Frederika
President Kennedy
Washington
Jimmy Hatls
Cannel
Glass Eater Raynor Eats Glass In Pub Scene
Stanley Raynor, a British man, is pictured eating glass at a Stevenage pub claiming he has eaten glass since World War II after serving as an RAF pilot. The report notes his unusual habit and references his wartime service.
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Stanley Raynor
Raynor
Stevenage
England
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