General Motors Fresh Offer for Auto Union Remains Open
General Motors reported completing a fresh offer for the Auto Union with meetings to continue and possible wage improvements. UAW leaders push for a guaranteed income plan and contract terms no longer than three years, as walkouts spread to GM plants in St Louis Linden Kansas City and Rochester while Ford workers press for a $0.53 per hour raise and a $60 million fund for idle workers.
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Ford
Hauge
Detroit
UAW
John W. Livingston
General Motors
wWeyburg
New polio policy stresses safety over speed
Public Health Service officials discussed a summer goal to vaccinate all 1-19 year olds with two Salk shots before August. Scheele and Dr. James Shannon urged confidence in vaccine safety, noted possible local epidemics, and criticized missing government records from manufacturers. A BBC-style aside notes London subways keeping a steady temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Scheele
Eisenhower
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
American Medical Assny
Atlantic City
N. J
Welfare
Hobby
Family To Live In Bomb Shelter In Civil Defense Test
A Houston family of four will inhabit an underground bomb shelter for three days as part of a civil defense drill starting tonight. Mr and Mrs R Christmas and their children Stanley 13 and Mary Lou 11 join about 200 volunteers in the experiment. The shelter provides 118 square feet with a six to nine foot height and external contact limited to an emergency intercommunication line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Doh R. Christmas
Stanley
Mary Lou
Christmas
Press Eden Acceptance of Railroad Peace Plan
Sir Walter meets Prime Minister Eden as a plan for settlement of ASLEF’s pay dispute gains cautious support. Rail and dock strikes threaten factory output with 400000 rail workers to be consulted only in later talks while NUR warns of wider wage demands if gains occur. Ship and port delays compound material shortages amid a looming week of talks and potential crisis.
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TUC
Charles Geddes
Walter
Eden
Sir Brian
Baty
ASLEF
Trade Union Congress
Liverpool
Southampton
Aden
British Transport Commission
Daily Mail
The
Daily Telegraph
Commission
National Union of Railwaysmen
NUR
Raiways
German Groups Open Door to Talks With Moscow
Three German groups urged a relaxation of tension and discussed Moscow’s invitation. Adenauer, 79, refused comment while urging careful study after cabinet talks. Socialists and Refugees party supported direct talks and reunification on Moscow agenda. Bonn’s stance linked to NATO partners.
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Moscow
Adenauer
West Germany
Free World
Franz Joseph Strauss
Strauss
United States
Bonn
U.S. Notieen On Adenauer Visit To Reds
U.S. officials suggest Chancellor Adenauer may not seek a personal trip to Moscow while open to a Russian invitation to visit to set up diplomatic relations. Bonn notes no firm reply until after his U.S. trip. Moscow seeks deals with Eisenhower and Western leaders, including possible neutralization of Germany.
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U.s.notieen
Adenauer
Reds
John M. Wightower
Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
U.S
U.S. State Department
Bonn
United States
Free World
Eisenhower
Germany
Austria
East Germany
Pay For Party Hosts Sentenced In Ontario Burglary Case
Two genial hosts in Toronto were sentenced to a year in jail after pleading guilty to stealing 45 bottles of wine four cases of beer 20 pounds of putter 183 cigars and 4 chickens from an inn They admitted loading the goods in a truck and inviting friends to a party.
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Toronto
Ont
James R. Noobs
George Coates
Omaha fire chief balks at chair bill for inspectors
Omaha Fire Commissioner Simon A. Simon refused a $59.50 charge for two chairs for two inspectors saying one on his feet is worth two on chairs. After hours he relented and agreed to buy two chairs at about $22 each to place in service.
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Omaha
Simon A. Simon
Demos Push Own Public Housing Plan
Senate adopts a public housing package authorizing 19,000 low rent units yearly for four years, far above Eisenhower's request. Democrats expand the program while a Capehart amendment to reduce it failed 44 to 98. The bill also allows carryover of 20,000 units into the next fiscal year.
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Washington P
Eisenhower
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Sen. Capehart Ranci
Public Housing Administration
House
Appropriations Committees
Eisenhower Voices Confidence in Adenauer and Policy Talks
President Eisenhower praised Konrad Adenauer as one of the world’s greatest statesmen and expressed trust in him. He urged against antisegregation amendments to manpower legislation and backed a national manpower reserve program while limiting wartime session time with Soviet and Allied leaders. He noted favorable May employment data with 62.7 million jobs and a drop in unemployment.
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Eisenhower
Adenauer
House
Hisenhower
Senate
Britain
France
Russia
Timbuktu
North Pole
Congress
United States
Dem Governor Praises 1956 Victory Outlook in Chicago
Tennessee governor Frank G Clement told a Democratic fund banquet in Chicago that a landslide national win for the party in 1956 is likely, citing local and regional results since 1952. He suggested Adlai Stevenson could win the presidency if he runs and noted President Eisenhower's aloof image. Stevenson declined to comment on future plans. Daley praised for Chicago achievements.
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Jan Hartnett
Chicago
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Tennesssee
Cook County
Democratic Organization Workers and Boosters
Adlai H E. Stevenson
Clement
Illinois
Eisenhower Stevenson
Stevenson
Richard J. Daley
White House
Obituary notices from Indiana and Starford areas
Margaret Penelope Dickey, art teacher and college instructor, dies at George Washington University Hospital June 7 1983 in Washington DC. Survived by mother and brother, services planned at multiple funeral homes in Indiana and Washington. Also reported are obituaries for Mrs Marion Farrell John Mattio Lott Reed Michael Buydos and other local individuals with details of birth, family, and funeral arrangements. Services set in Spangler DuBois Sykesville and Starford areas.
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Margaret Penelope
Wilson Teachers College
Washington, D.C
George Washington University Hospital
Pennsylvania
Dickey
Ridgway
Harrison
Midland
Washington
Anacostia Jr
Anacostia High School
Wili Wea
Joseph A
Frances B. Dickey
Thomas E. Dickey
Joseph E. Dickey
Indiana
RD 4
H. Hines ‘Company Funeral Home
Fourteenth Street
N.W
Hill Funeral Home
Church ‘Street
Jesse L Shank, Indiana County resident, 76
Jesse Lawrence Shank, 76, lifelong Indiana County resident, died at home June 6. Born October 24, 1878 in Cherryhill Township, he was a Cockport Baptist Church member for 42 years. Survived by his wife Blanche Olive, son Paul, daughters Mildred and Genevieve Gregg, three brothers, three sisters, eight grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren. one daughter Beatrice Irene preceded him. Funeral at Bence Funeral Home, then Cockport Baptist Church. interment Cockport Methodist Cemetery.
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Marion Farrell
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Montgomery Township
Cherry Tree
Grant Township
Learn
John H. Frerel
James Farrell
Cherry ‘Tree
Edward A. Farrell
Mary Lydie
Bellatio
Etta Walker
Rochester Mills
Martha Kinter
Temple
Texas
William‘Learn
Marion Center
Joe Learn
State of Washington
Blair Learn
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Vincent Schlemmer
Holy Cross Cemetery
Raleigh Funeral Home
Hillsdale
John Mattio
Greenville Road
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Edward Planeda
St. Louis R. C
Lucermemines
Lott H, Reed
Jesse Lawrence Shank
Indiana County
Commodore RD
Cherryhill Township
Andrew and
Mary Sickenberger Shank
Cockport
Benjamin A
Clymer
Lewis L
Andrew C
Mary Weaver
Diamondville
Maude Long
Martha Learn
Indiana
Beatrice Irene
Bence
Cockport Baptist Church
Clayton Straw
Silas Gearhart
iCockport Methodist Cemetery
Steel Wage Talks Continue With Big Steel Firms
In Paris the United Steelworkers union plans to present wage demands to Republic Steel today and to three other major firms soon. The talks cover about two thirds of the 600,000 basic steel workers as observers expect a settlement near 12 to 14 cents per hour, with a potential strike option for the union.
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Republic Steel Corp
McDonald
U. S. Steel Corp
Nsw
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Corp
Inland Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Navy to broaden reserve officer tours to five thousand
The Navy will accept up to 5,000 qualified reserve officers for limited tours starting July 1. The quota doubles from the current year and tours span two three or ten years depending on individual qualifications and Navy needs for various specialists.
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Washington LP
Navy
Bureau of Personnel
Girl Killed In Accident Near Dublin Ohio
A collision west of Dublin in Union County between a gravel truck and a passenger car injured four others and killed Mary Ann Harrington, 14, of Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania. The truck driver Raymond Harsh, 28, and car driver William Bynner, 16, faced injuries and authorities reported Miss Harrington died at University Hospital after being trapped under gravel for 14 minutes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ole
Dublin
Union County
Mary Ann Harrington
Wilkinsburg
University Hospital
Plain City
Sheriff's Office
Raymond E. Harsh
London
William Bynner
Bynner
Mo Tair
Gordon RB
Johnson
On Bynner
Charles Bryant
Tornado Rips Farm Land Near Beaverton Michigan
A small tornado swept southeast of Beaverton Michigan damaging a barn unroofing a garage and granary twisting a house from its foundations toppling power lines and uprooting trees. No injuries were reported.
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Beaverton
Mich
Michigan
Hatmaker Lev Restitution Offer In Government Contract Case
Hatmaker Lev faced testimony over a 1951 government contract to make 169,648 garrison caps at 24 cents each. He offered $5,089.38 restitution after admitting a possible overcharge and possible miscue by contract officers. The House subcommittee seeks graft evidence in uniforms procurement and related gifts to Mrs. Hart. Air Force Capt. Raymond Wool, accused of bribes, is under investigation at Wright Patterson.
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Lev
McClellan
D-Ark
Investigations Subcommittee
Leo
Hart
New York
Armed Services
Carement
Air Force
Raymond Wool
Wool
Wright + Patterson Air Forces Base
Dayton
Ohio
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FCDA
Margaret K. Schafer
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Health Office
U.S. Public Health Service
Miss Schafer
Army Nurse Corps
Salk
Jonas Salk
Elmer Hess
Erie
Penn
American Medical Association
AMA
Leonard Scheele
Demos
Bence Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Stafford
Father Louis _Douchak
Michael Buydos
Starford
John and
Mary Pet‘rusky Buydos
St. Elizabeth B.C
UMW
Anna Kobal
Ontario
Canada
Peter
New Britain
Conn
Anna Hudak
Cleveland
Helen Popek
Paris
U. S
Billy Graham
Graham
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