Reuther Offers Plan At UAW Convention In Atlantic City
Walter P. Reuther, reelected UAW president, proposes changes to allow skilled groups to negotiate supplemental pay contracts and to organize engineers and white collar workers within a single industrial union. He argues the plan strengthens the union and preserves industrial structure while boosting skilled trades, training limits, and broader representation.
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Grand Jury Near Close In McAlester Oklahoma
A Pittsburgh county grand jury in McAlester met for what was expected to be the final session of its month long inquiry. Witnesses included Penitentiary Warden H C McLeod and officials such as County Judge William Layden Acting Sheriff O A Pruitt and jailer Joe Weeks. The panel had probed county offices liquor traffic and state prison activities since March 11.
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Elvis Back At The Top In Coast-To-Coast Chart
New York United Press survey shows Elvis Presley reclaiming first with All Shook Up, while Young Love drops after a 14 week run. The list includes Mama Looka Boo Boo as a newcomer and notes positions for artists like Perry Como Steve Lawrence Carroll Ferlin Kusky and Eddie Cochran among others.
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Tulsa Hires Consultant to Study City Recreation
Tulsa engages George Hjelte, a Los Angeles consultant, to conduct a study of city recreation. He will be assisted by Charles Brighthill of the University of Illinois and Charles Doel of the Minneapolis Board of Park Commissioners.
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Commerce Department Budget Slashed Weeks Gets More Economy Than He Can Stand
James Marlow analyzes the budget fight in the Eisenhower era. Sinclair Weeks, secretary of commerce, faced conflict between TV rhetoric and committee cuts. Weeks sought to trim about 50 million from his 171.5 million request as Humphrey and others publicized calls for broader savings. The House cut 3217.8 million, and Weeks urged the Senate to restore about 78.9 million.
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D-Ga
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Architect Held In Mother's Death Case
New York. Fremont Amory, 51, is held without bail on a homicide charge after his 51 year old mother Mae Amory died from injuries following an assault. Police said he rocked and punched her, fracturing her skull in their apartment. The charge was upgraded after her death last Monday. A fear ing date of April 26 was set.
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Amory
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