Auto Workers Calm Even Without Pact
Detroit reports from UPI that about half a million auto workers returned to work smoothly on the first full day after old 1955 contracts expired for General Motors Ford and Chrysler. UAW officials accepted the nonbinding terms amid recession, seeking grievances handled by committee without arbitration while avoiding a strike.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto’ Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Turther
Walter P. Reuther
Craig Hosmer
Long Boch
House
Armed Services Committee
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Hosmer
Washington
Randall New Head of Rotary
Clifford A. Randall of Milwaukee Wisconsin assumed the presidency at the first plenary session of Rotary International's 1958 international convention in Dallas Texas. About 13000 delegates from 60 countries attended as Charles G Tennent of Asheville NC ended his term.
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Dallas, Tex
UPFI
Clifford A. Randall
Milwaukee
Wis
Rotary International
Randall
Charles G. Tennent
Asheville
N.G
Service Organization
Obscene Movie Ring Busted on California Freeway
FBI stopped a car on the San Bernardino Freeway after information linked two men from East Alton Illinois to transporting obscene films to Los Angeles. William P. Eidson 24 a Los Angeles roofer and Norman M. Perrin 28 a Hollywood cafe bus boy arraigned in federal court with 89 reels seized. Bail set at 5000 dollars but not posted.
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Los Angeles
FBI
San Bernardino
William P. Eidson
Norman M. Perrin
Alton
Ill
D. K. Brown
Eidson
Perrin
Hollywood
Quiz Winnings Hit Record 237500 on Twenty One show
Elfrida von Nardroff, 32, became the all time high money winner on television quiz shows with 237,500. She added 21,000 on Twenty One and already had 216,500 for a new record, defeating Emile Librescu and Charles Hewitt 21 0.
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New York
Cpi
Elfrida von Nardroff
Miss von Nardroff
Uss von Nardroef
Charles Hewitt
New Brunswick
N. J
Emile Librescu
Pound Ridge
Robert Strom
The
Bronx
Columbia University
Charles van Doren
Professor Leads in Iowa Primary Vote
Dr William G Murray Iowa State College economics professor led in early returns for the Republican nomination for Governor from most of Iowa's counties. The race centered on Murray and Nicholas with Lt Gov Wicho strong in northern Iowa. Democrats prepared for a light ballot and Herschel Love Jess appeared unopposed for November.
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Des Moines
William G. Murray
Iowa State College
Iowa
Murray
William H. Wicho
Jas
Turkey Powey
Nicholas
Herschel Love- Jess
Long Beach Sales Executives Club Installs Officers
Hall Installed by Sales Group Robert Hall of Southland Heating & Air Conditioning Inc is named president at the Long Beach Sales Executives Club installation ceremony held at the Lafayette Hotel. New officers include George Cain Western Airlines first vice president Marvin Froeckman IBM district manager second vice president Robert Gailey BBB assistant GM secretary and William Hansen Bank of America treasurer.
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Robert Hall
Southland Heating &Air Conditioning, Inc
Mandey
Long Beach
Lafayette Hotel
George Cain
Western Airlines
Marvin Froeckman
International Business Machines
Robert Gailey
Better Business Bureau
William Hansen
Bank of America
Auto unions seek stronger benefits in temp contract plan
UAW leaders pressure GM Ford and Chrysler for unemployment, pension, and layoff protections before renewing a two year pact. Executives push that any deal signed soon or months later must not be unsafe, amid plans to run 400k to 500k cars in summer to fill orders.
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Ford
John( S. Bugas
Reuther
Seather
Bugas
Chrysler
UAW
Russia Says U S Plans to Watch Soviet Ships
The State Department said the United States conducts routine surveillance of ships near international waters, with about six Russian fishing trawlers stationed roughly 100 miles east of Canada. Officials noted the Navy observes a steady pattern where when one ship departs, another takes its place. The exchange follows protests from Moscow over US planes near Soviet vessels.
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Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
Canada
U.S
United States Navy
Ap J
United States
Eisenhower Urges Graduates to Tackle World and Local Frontiers
President Eisenhower told Mount St Marys College graduates to lead in improving society at home while engaging in the global fight against communism. He cited slums racial problems and juvenile delinquency as domestic fronts and urged persistence beyond these crusades to address the wider world. In London a new law targets factory chimney dark smoke with fines up to 100 pounds for owners allowing pollution.
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Emmitsburg
Eisenhower
Mount St.Mary's College
United States
London
England
Globe
Schoolboys’ dynamite plot endangers Westland pupils
In Washington Pennsylvania state police revealed that 65 students at a three room Westland school attended classes since April 30 in a building buried under 26 sticks of dynamite placed by four school hating boys aged 10 to 14. The dynamite was stolen from Clark Coal Co. on April 29 with 143 caps. The boys, who fled as a blast failed, were taken into custody. one remained in hospital.
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Washington, Pa
UPI
Westland
Clark Coal Co
Fragmentary hotel advertisement on dining and rates
An OCR fragment advertises a boulevard to ocean note with private baths private cathe private rooms, wall-to-wall carpet, desks, and maid service. It lists dining room prices around 25.40 weekly per person, breakfast and dinners with unclear context, and a club breakfast price.
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Ocean
Itmne
Ula Ogenn
Imealz
Uholce Ateakarine
Phura
Club Preakfast
Remuine Einners
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Southern Caliifornia Edison Co
Long Beach Oil Development Co
Sherman Adams
Navy
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Rotary
Pill Craig
Sales
Russia
Humphreys
Capitol Recording Engineers
Pine Ave
Hemlock
Grads
Huating Boys
Robert Cri_quellier
Santa Ana
Buffums
Jeanne Parker
Hurtington Hotel
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