IUE Strike Looms As Union Charges GE Bargaining Hard
In New York the IUE presses GE over contracts for about 125,900 workers. President Paul Jennings accuses the company of an inflexible take it or leave it stance as AFL CIO unions near a midnight strike deadline. Mediation chief William Simkin and two mediators push talks to keep operations running. Negotiations could run around the clock if there is progress. Jennings blasts 38 or 42 month offers as reshuffled 36 month terms, worse and longer.
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Judy Jewelers Personal Jewelry Remounts in San Antonio
Jewelry ad highlighting 7 persons? ring remounts and diamond wedding rings as important. Located in Heart of Downtown near Penny's, Judy Jewelers on Saint Emancipation Place with phone SA 782-0598.
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Pope Opens October Month of Catholic Peace Prayers
Pope Paul VI opened a Vatican month of prayer for world peace, dedicating daily rosaries and leading a public peace mass in St Peter's Square. A papal mission to Viet Nam was sent, led by Archbishop Sergio Pignedoli, to urge bishops to pray for peace.
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Hopes Fade In Percy Murder Probe
Chicago police pressed leads in the Valerie Percy killing as prospects narrowed. A youth who spoke with Valerie aboard an elevated train 30 hours before her death was cleared, while investigators pursued a fingerprint comparison between a Tempe stabbing suspect and glass fragments from the crime scene.
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Margarine Uses Surging Corn Oil in 1957 58
Chicago report notes corn oil increasingly used in margarine. Only 1 million pounds utilized in 1957 58. expected to rise to 170 million pounds this year, with margarine making up about 36 percent of corn oil output.
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U.S
Marcello Charged With Slugging FBI Agent at Airport
New Orleans UPI reports underworld figure Carlos Marcello was charged with slugging FBI agent Patrick Collins Jr. during a fracas at the New Orleans International Airport Friday night. Bond set at $50,000 by U.S. Commissioner Fritz Windhorst. hearing scheduled for next Friday.
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New Orleans International
GOP Leaders Seek Nationwide TV Fund Drive
Top Republicans announced a Sunday night network appeal on CBS to raise funds amid Johnson’s Asia trip coverage ahead of the November elections. Eisenhower Dirksen and Ford urge donations to strengthen the two party system and support congressional candidates.
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Nevada board seeks funds for 27 projects totaling 8.38 million
The Nevada State Planning Board urged the legislature to approve 27 construction projects costing 8.38 million in state funds. It also asked deferring nearly 40 million in other requests for at least two years, noting uncertainty over funding and need for immediate attention. Budget director estimates capital funds may total no more than 6 million, drawn from bonds and the general fund.
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UPI
Nevada State Planning Board
Howard Barrett
Stand Continued: US Aims to Pressure Ho Chi Minh
In South Viet Nam Ho Chi Minh faces a failing ground war and rising North Viet Nam losses. The proposal seeks a conference while avoiding harm to domestic politics and urging Ho to bow out gracefully to preserve face and stability in Southeast Asia.
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Dallas piano tuner finds surprise inside each instrument
B. W. Durham of Dallas, after fifty years tuning pianos, reports odd finds in interiors. He pulled out cards, dominoes, money, and even pennies after clearing a rat's nest and noting a youngster wedging coins between keys to slow them.
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