State College Students Ballot Opinion In Campus Election
State College students will hold a campus run election Wednesday to sample opinions on major state races. About 6,000 students are expected on campus for voting between 9 am and 2 pm near Lecture Hall 200, overseen by campus Young Democrats and Young Republicans under Dr. Leroy C. Hardy. Barbara Plyler says the booth will have three judges on duty throughout balloting.
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Don’t Care Enough column warns California voters on unions
LAC’s column by L A Collins argues that apathy in the election could hand power to labor boss backed Democrats. It warns that labor influence threatens freedom, calls for united conservative action, and frames the election as a test of Californians’ willingness to oppose union controls and corruption.
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2500 Back to Work at South Gate GM
Two thousand five hundred members of Local 316 United Auto Workers returned to work at General Motors South Gate plants after a 10-19-1 vote to accept local issues agreement. About 200 workers in the repair maintenance division were recalled to prep for the plant's reopening. Local president Charlie Adams said overtime followed the first day back. Fast strike benefit checks were distributed as the local ended a countywide GM strike from October 2.
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Barbers Association Hopes to Curb Talk During Shifts
Ontario Barbers Association leaders advocate shorter chats with customers, urging trainees to speak only when spoken to. President Bob Maguire notes many businessmen are tired after work and prefer quiet service, signaling a shift toward concise, respectful interactions.
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Dulles Holds News Conference at 11 A.M.
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles is to hold a news conference at 11 a.m. today, announced by the State Department. The briefing will address current foreign policy issues and U.S. diplomatic initiatives.
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