Labor Gains In Aircraft Pacts Across Major Plants
In Los Angeles a labor force of 85,000 across Douglas Aircraft Long Beach Tulsa North American Aviation Los Angeles Fresno Columbus and Lockheed voted for two year contracts granting wage increases and new benefits. Douglas offers a $52.50 monthly pension after 30 years, 7 to 17 cents immediate raise, 7 cents more in March 1957, and three weeks vacation after 12 years. North American lifts 7 to 15 cents plus 6 to 8 cents later, and similar vacation benefits. Lockheed pact averages 10.6 cents retroactive to Feb 20 plus 7 cents Feb 1957 and same vacation plan. IAM notes top hourly pay then reaching about 2.68.
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Los Angeles
United Auto Workers Union
Douglas Aircraft Co
Long, Beach
Calif
Tulsa
Okla
Tucson
Ariz
Douglas
Lockheed
IAM
UAW
North American
British Confident They Can Halt Cyprus Strife
In Nicosia Brig. George H. Baker, chief of staff of Cyprus security, said British forces have made significant progress against EOKA and expect to break the Cyprus terrorist movement within six months, paving the way for new negotiations.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
George H. Baker
Mediterranean
EOKA
Union-Wi- Greece
Adda
Donation by Neff Returns to Donor in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska contribution of 2500 from oil attorney John H Neff is returned by the State GOP Finance and Budget Committee. Neff was a central figure in the U S Senate investigation of lobbying tied to a natural gas bill.
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Lincoln, Neb
John H. Neff
Nebraska
Republican Party
GOP Finance and Budget Committee
Neff
U. S. Senate
Eisenhower
Fred Allen Funeral Set for Tuesday in Lawrence
Lawrence community learns funeral services for Fred Allen are scheduled for Tuesday in Lawrence Kansas with local church leaders and attendees planning a public ceremony. The obituary notes his ties to the community and lists speakers and arrangements reflecting a modest, respectful tribute.
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Fred Allen
First Call Through Vv R Tresper Opens New City Dial System
Mayor Trosper of Tunganesie made the first call Saturday night on the new 225000 dollar dial telephone network. Foster Laming and others watched as he spoke with Warren Miller of Southwestern Bell and ex Governor Harry Woodring. The system officially began at 1 am Sunday after a dinner attended by about ten residents.
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Vv. R. Tresper
Tunganesie
Trosper
Suburban Telephone Co. Inc
Foster Laming
Topeka
Warren Miller
Southwestern Bell
Kansas
Harry Woodring
Tonganusie
Journal-World Photo
Reading No Chore Here 4 Year Old Masters It
Ben Kleepner, a four year old in St. Louis, learned to read by decoding candy bar names and product labels before reading books his siblings brought home. His mother Mrs Henry C Whloepner notes he now reads every book in the house.
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ST. Louis
Ben Kleepner
Ben
Henry C. Whloepner
Librarian B. Lee Breaks Rule Over Ben’s Gift
B. Lee, a librarian, admits giving an item to Ben despite rules prohibiting recipients below school age. She notes, I’ve never seen anything like Ben, reflecting puzzlement and concern.
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Ff B. Lee
Ben
New Pain Relief Cream Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A New York report announces Bio-Dyne based Preparation H offering non surgical shrinkage of hemorrhoids and pain relief. Case by case results claim real reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. The product is sold as ointment or suppository with a money back guarantee.
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New York, N.Y
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