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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1958
Page
4
DETROIT AP General Motors and the United Auto Workers moved to reach a new contract ahead of a May 29 expiration. They planned weekend bargaining and four all day sessions next week, with a temporary truce on public bickering until May 15. Ford agreed to renew the socrecy pact, Chrysler expected to follow.
Senator Knowland of California declared he will push for a new union law to curb dictatorship and corruption in some unions while preserving strong, responsible unions. He criticized labor leaders who threaten workers with ultimatums and called their actions collective bullying, not bargaining.
The Army awards California Institute of Technology a 2 850 600 dollar moon probe contract. The jet propulsion laboratory will execute the project, following its role in the Explorer satellite launches. The Pentagon space agency ARPA oversees the award as part of outer space research efforts. Ex Controller Dies in Fairfield John W Pole formerController of currency in Coolidge and Hoover administrations dies at age.
Assistant Secretary Walter S. Robertson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that rejecting Eisenhower's liberal trade program in favor of high protectionism would drive Japan toward the Communists. He warned Japan's vast industrial merchant complex could be drawn into the Soviet orbit.
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles will visit Ottawa July 8 to 10 for an informal trip invited by Prime Minister Diefenbaker. They will address Parliament, stay at Rideau Hall and the US Embassy, with details pending. The trip aims at possible talks on Canada US and world issues, while broader policy moves focus on trade and aid.
An Eastern Air Lines DC7B overshot the Newark runway in ground fog and plowed into soggy grass. Forty seven people including 42 passengers and five crew members escaped, some treated for shock as fire broke out in the two left engines.
Thousands watched as an El Al Bristol Britannia flying from London to New York landed safely at Idlewild Airport with a missing left wheel. The four engine craft carried 74 passengers and crew. The pilot, radioed for guidance, performed three passes before a cautious touchdown, ensuring no collision or fire. Ground crews inspected the gear after a tense approach over the runway.
Police raided a Princeton dorm stag party and seized two strippers, one named Bubbles. One woman, Judy Renee, 37, from Philadelphia, was hospitalized with a head wound after leaping from a second story window. Officials said disciplinary action may follow. several undergraduates also questioned.
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