Reuther moves to keep peace in auto talks
UAW President Walter P. Reuther acted quickly to prevent turmoil amid contract talks with General Motors Chrysler and Ford after incidents at GM Fisher Body Pittsburgh and suspensions of UAW stewards at Chrysler plants. About 500000 UAW members remain without a contract since the old pact expired. Chrysler GM and Ford negotiators planned further meetings through Monday to resume talks.
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NY Educators say Little Rock mishandled Central High integration
Two New York educators Dr David Salten of Long Beach and Dr Virgil Rogers of Syracuse University testified for the NAACP opposing a 24 year integration suspension. They criticized Little Rock officials for incompetence in handling the desegregation crisis. School Supt Virgil Blossom said the steps NAACP listed had already been followed.
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DuPont Official Praises Optimistic Midwest Tone
Du Pont administrative assistant James Q. du Pont told Topeka Rotarians the Midwest shows greater business optimism than any other region and hopes the confidence will spread across the country. He cited treating people right and freedom as keys to success and noted Japan’s Coming-of-Age Day on Jan. 15.
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Ex-Wife of Minister Is Found Guilty of Murder
In Kansas City Mrs. Lora Jonson Haynes, former wife of Rev. Frank W. Haynes of St. Mark's Baptist Church, was found guilty by a Circuit Court jury of second degree murder. The 51 year old woman was accused of fatally shooting Bertha Ernestine Moten, 42, on a street near Moten's home on August 26. A 15 year prison term was recommended and Haynes was released on a $12 000 bond pending a motion for a new trial.
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Fifty Three Students Earn KU Arts Honors
Fifty three students made the spring semester honor roll at the Kansas University Fine Arts School. Dean Thomas Gorton announced three earned all A grades: Sandra Falwell, Kamara Hopkins, and Janet Patterson. Remaining honorees include a long list of names from various cities and majors across the arts disciplines.
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Boonville
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France to name Soustelle U S ambassador to boost unity
French diplomatic sources said Premier de Gaulle plans to send Jacques Soustelle as ambassador to the United States. The move would please moderates and leftists, but anger extreme rightists in France and Algeria who seek power within De Gaulle's government.
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Sweden Enacts 1949 Law Shielding News Sources
A 1949 Swedish law bars newspapers from revealing source information even in court or to police, effectively protecting journalists and their informants from disclosure. The rule has shaped press freedom and legal wrangling over sourcing for decades.
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Two Boys 10 Report Tying Younger to Tracks
A report describes two 10 year old boys claiming they tied a younger boy to railroad tracks. The incident occurred Monday as a train approached, prompting rescue efforts by a bystander and the father of the tied child. Law enforcement is involved and pursuing charges.
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Eighth District Retail Sales Mixed in Week
The Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis reports sales in the district rose 1 percent in Louisville and St Louis while seven smaller districts fell. Meraydis and other firms led gains or declines with varied results across the area.
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