Detroit drives to settle GM local strike snarls
Twenty six GM and UAW local bargaining teams meet in Detroit to resolve local issues delaying the nationwide three year contract. The talks aim to end strikes that idled about a quarter million workers across 118 GM plants, with key trouble at West Mifflin Pennsylvania.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Ladle
UUU
West Mifflin
John McCarrell
UAW
GM Council
Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Seaton
Weather Outlook for Kenosha Amid Shower Risk
The forecast calls for more showers tonight with 0.37 inches already recorded yesterday. Temperatures will ease to the 50s tonight and near 70 tomorrow. highs today reached 80 in several spots and a 61 to 80 range is noted. Sunrise was 6 38 and sunset 6 49.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Southport
New City Lights In Use Tonight
The city activates new street lighting on Roosevelt Road and 52nd and 60th Streets at 6 PM tonight. Mayor Eugene R. Hammond announces trial runs are finished and the mercury vapor lights are ready permanently. Fluorescent lighting in Downtown and Uptown areas and mercury vapor lights on north 7th Avenue were already in use earlier this year.
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Roosevelt Rd
60Th Sts
Eugene R. Hammond
North 7Th Ave
Kennedy signs $75 million saline water bill
President Kennedy signed legislation authorizing seventy five million dollars over six years to extend and expand the Saline Water Research and Development programs.
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Washington
LLP
Kennedy
Bank Cashier Admits Theft at Burlington Bank
Thomas J. Miller a 33 year old assistant bank cashier with Bank of Burlington signed a statement admitting embezzling about 1000 dollars. He appeared before U S Commissioner and was released on 2500 dollar bond. Miller faces two counts of embezzlement and two counts of false entries as audits continue.
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Burlington
Wis
Thomas J. Miller
Bank of Burlington
U.S
William Mulligan
Miller
John J. Byrnes
Elkhorn
Khrushchev Warns on Berlin War Risks and Peace Treaty Push
Khrushchev warned the West that any war over Berlin would trigger an atomic world catastrophe and expressed determination to sign a German peace treaty. Kennedy signed into law a bill giving the Peace Corps permanent status, framing it as a path to world peace and understanding.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Nomination Approved for New Foreign Aid Agency Head
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approved Fowler Hamilton of New York to lead President Kennedy's new foreign aid agency.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Fowler Hamilton
President Kennedy
Secretary Rusk Calls for UN Interim Secretary General
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged immediate appointment of an interim United Nations secretary general to fill the void after Dag Hammarskjold's death. The proposal aims to stabilize UN leadership during the crisis.
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New York
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
West Coast Shipping Tieup Scheduled Saturday
Capt. Robert Durkin said picketing by the Masters' Mates and Pilots Union is expected to begin around noon Saturday as shipowners and the union seek a last minute agreement.
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San Francisco
Masters’ Mates and Pilots Union
Robert Durkin
Deck Officers
West Coast Local
West Berlin Expels Tass Correspondent
A British spokesman said Vladislav Shumsky Tass correspondent has been expelled from West Berlin for residing in the British sector since last July without a proper permit.
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Berlin
Vladislav Shumsky
Tass
West Berlin
Shumsky
Washington Notables Stage Fake Party for Film
Gwen Cafritz says Dolly Harrison poses no threat to her as Washington's top party giver. A pretend society gathering for the movie Advise and Consent at Am bassador Davies estate featured Gene Tierney as Dolly Harrison with charity thus aided, guests served soft drinks, and some hostesses donating pay to a nursing school.
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Washington
UPD
Gwen Cafritz
Dolly Harrison
Allen Drury
Gene Tierney
White House
Hollywood
Capital
Camp McCoy Not Suitable For 32nd
Wisconsin's Camp McCoy is deemed impractical as the training site for the 32nd National Guard Division. The unit has been called up for active duty and ordered to Fort Lewis, Washington, with about 10,000 men to be moved by train. Officials cite terrain limits and already full training schedules at McCoy, favoring Fort Lewis for combat readiness and better weather.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Camp McCoy
32Nd National Guard
Vernon Thomson
R-Wis
32Nd
Fort Lewis
Wash
Thomson
Robert McNamara
Ralph Olson
Olson
Ft. Lewis
Herbert Smith
Oshkosh
Smith
One Engine Out Landed Safely with 45 Aboard
Green Bay W A passenger plane carrying 45 persons including a seriously ill young woman landed safely with one engine out. The North Central Airlines flight from Houghton Michigan to Detroit had taken off from Austin Straubel Airport ten minutes earlier after a routine stop. Captain Donald Planck of Detroit radioed the tower that he had shut the right engine as a precaution after oil pressure dipped. Ground crews found a break in the oil line. Passengers were sent to their destinations on other planes after delays up to three hours. One passenger, Hazel Lallman of Negaunee Michigan, was being taken to a hospital in Detroit.
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Green Bay
North Central Airlines
Houghton
Mich
Detroit
Austin Straubel
Donald Planck
Hazel Lallman
Negaunee
Berlin Talks Fail to End Deadlock
The Berlin deadlock persists after a four hour and twenty five minute session between Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko. Both sides pressed hard as Khrushchev demands a West Berlin exit or a Soviet controlled peace treaty framework. Rusk indicated more meetings are needed and future talks are planned at the Soviet headquarters.
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New York
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Rusk
Gromyko
United States
West Berlin
United Nations
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Kennedy
Harriman Delivers Laos Talks Report to Nehru
U.S. roving ambassador Averell Harriman met with Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi to present a report on his recent discussions in Laos. The briefing occurred as tensions in Southeast Asia drew continued attention from Washington and Delhi.
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New Delhi
India
Averell Harriman
U.S
Nehru
Laos
Hunger-Crazed Baluba Slayers Strike in Elisabethville
In Elisabethville Congo hunger refugees killed and injured whites as Baluba tribesmen hunted for food. Reports say two whites killed two slashed and a white girl kidnapped amid a refugee camp housing 30,000 Baluba. U N planes bolster Congo operations while Katanga cease-fire holds for now.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
UPI
United Nations
Baluba
United States
U.N
U. S
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
Painter theft case ends with Palm Springs salesman confession
Edward Henry Ashdown, 39, of Costa Mesa, admits stealing four paintings from David Bright’s Bel-Air mansion after police traced fingerprints. Artworks found in a Hollywood bus depot and a West Los Angeles storage garage include Picasso and Modigliani pieces. Insurance valued at $246,165, market value $670,000.
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Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Edward Henry Ashdown
Costa Mesa
Calif
Bel-Air
David Bright
Ashdown
Bright
Hollywood
Modigliani
Picasso
Sebastian
Richard Brown
Los Angeles County Art Museum
Lottie Newmire
Government rushes reinforcements to Ban Me Thuot
Paratroop units moved from Saigon on Thursday to bolster Ban Me Thuot as Communist rebels reportedly surround the mountain city, which houses about 50,000 people, in a mounting drive north of the capital.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Ban Methuot
Physician Describes Nucleomitophobia in Suburban Chicago
Dr Milton A Dushkin medical director at North Shore Hospital Winnetka Ill reports patients fear the atom and fear they are radioactive. Some describe imagined submarines on Lake Michigan as they suffer the new phobia nucleomitophobia.
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Chicago
Milton A. Dushkin
North Shore Hospital
Winnetka
Ill
Lake Michigan
Eisenhowers win at charity gambling aboard Nieuw Amsterdam
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie join New York socialites on a Charity Casino cruise for the New York City Cancer Committee aboard the Holland American liner Nieuw Amsterdam. The couple win 135.50 in play and collect a portable typewriter and red plaid luggage as charity winnings amid 500 guests and notable attendees.
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New York
Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
New York City Cancer Committee
Nieuw Amsterdam
Ambrose
Atlantic
Ike
Mamie
U.N. Debate Set on China Admission as U.S. and Soviet Split
The United States and the Soviet Union agreed to place the China admission question on the General Assembly agenda, with Washington opposing Peiping's entry and Moscow backing it. The plan notes Africa’s pivotal role and signals a broader, tense UN debate on nuclear tests and population aid.
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N.Y
China
Assembly
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.N
Sweden
Denmark
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. Secretariat
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
West
Peiping
Washington
Kennedy to Keep Congress Posted on World Situation
President Kennedy told congressional leaders he would contact them immediately if the world situation worsens after Congress adjourns. He met with House and Senate leaders before a 10 day trip that includes addressing the United Nations General Assembly and a Newport holiday. Mansfield and Dirksen said adjournment “tomorrow night” seemed likely.
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Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
United Nations General Assembly
Newport
U. S. Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
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