Hard core layoffs hit auto industry and workers
The auto industry faces renewed hard core layoffs after a period of hiring under NAB programs. About 9,600 hard core workers lost jobs as auto sales slowed, with Chrysler Ford and GM reporting layoffs and no clear followup programs for those laid off. UAW leaders vow to press security issues in upcoming contract talks.
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General Motors Corp
Ford
UAW
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Walter P. Reuther
Inflation Fears Persist As Officials Warn Recession Risk
Washington officials say CPI rise shows inflation not beaten and require continued restraints. They oppose Rep Ford’s claim inflation is over and warn against provoking a recession. Burns urges a presidential call for moderation and note Congress pay cuts unlikely.
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Plan launched to aid foreign visitors on Central Coast
The Santa Maria Chamber of Commerce and Allan Hancock College inaugurate a volunteer language help program for international tourists. Led by Ted Coon, with guidance from Jim Hare, the initiative draws language instructors Russell Corder and Wesley Muscio and student volunteers Michiko Susaki Barbara Olsen Esperanza Alvarez Kathy Lear Lamal Graham Gale Beery Lydia Proctor Fonseca Hernandez and James Gregory to assist travelers in the Central Coast region.
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Barbara Olsen
Michiko Susaki
Esperanza Alvarez
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Santa Maria
Ted Coon
Howard Johnson
Chamber
Jim Hare
Hare
Coon
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Russell Corder
Wesley Muscio
Hancock
Coon and
Kathy Lear
Lamal Graham
Gale Beery
Lydia Proctor
Fonseca Hernandez
James Gregory
United States urged to craft fishing formula for South American waters
Peru urges Washington to accept a practical licensing framework that respects sovereign claims of Peru Chile and Ecuador while allowing U S vessels to fish in defined areas. The four nation talks in Buenos Aires followed a rocky year of fines and confrontations as U S boats disputed regional regulations.
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UPI
United States
United Press International
Foreign Ministry
Peru
Chile
Ecuador
Buenos Aires
U.S
Best selling Soviet novel targets Trotsky and Zionism in Moscow
A new Moscow novel by Ivan Shevishov, In the Name of Father and Son, becomes a best seller for its anti Zionist and pro Stalin narrative. It depicts Trotsky as a Zionist agent and Picasso as pornographic while praising Stalin era purges and denouncing Western cultural bridging. The text also includes an abrupt note about a mollusk called the limpet.
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UPI
Pablo Picasso
Leon Trotsky
Ivan Shevisov
Aaron Herzovich
Trotsky
Communist Party
Judas Trotsky
Bronstein
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Shevtsov
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Bella Akhamadullina
Ilya Glazunov
Ernest Niezvestny
Eastern
Europe
Josef V. Stalin
Court welfare ruling may raise California costs
California welfare director Robert Martin says a Supreme Court ruling requiring formal hearings before aid cuts will raise costs, with unclear amount. The decision could extend benefits about two months during hearings and complicate recovery of ineligible funds.
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UPI
Robert Martin
U.S. Supreme Court
Welfare Department
Martin
Rudolf Michaels
State Department
Johnson sworn in as Texas senator for third term
Lyndon B. Johnson took the oath as Texas senator for a third term on January 3, 1961 and resigned three minutes later.
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Texas
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