Severance Pay Pact Sought By Crowell-Collier Firms
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co plans a severance pay agreement for 500 workers at Collier's and Woman's Home Companion after large layoffs in New York. Paul C. Smith says the board supports a moral severance obligation but notes paperwork delays hinder implementation. further employee meetings are planned as two magazines were dropped last Friday.
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New York
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Collier's
Woman's
Paul C. Smith
Crowell-Collier
Cancer Fund Will Honor Brave Woman's Memory
Hollywood UPi reports Mrs. Marjorie Mark, 33, a cancer patient and mother of two, died at Mt. Sinai Hospital after a battle with bone cancer. President Eisenhower praised her spirit in a letter, and the Marjorie Mark Memories Cancer Fund was set up at the University of Southern California to support research and help others.
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Cancer Fund
Hollywood
Eisenhower
Marjorie Mark
University of Southern California
Mark
Grand Junction
Colo
Larry Bailey
Boy Slashes His Principal at School in Michigan
In Ypsilanti Washtenaw County, a 2 junior high pupil named Billy Woods slashed Principal George W. Canfield during a classroom struggle. Canfield, 42, was hospitalized in good condition after the Wednesday attack. Woods faces juvenile court action and possible probation or vocational school placement. Harold A. Nielsen described Woods as belligerent and uncooperative in court.
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Npsilanti
UPA
Billy Woods
Harold A. Nielsen
Washtenaw County
Elly
Siti
George W. Canfield
Nitlsen
John W. Conlin
Rayn. Walton
Woods
Chou En Lai visits Pakistan for ten days
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai arrived in Karachi to begin a ten day visit, part of a broader south Asia tour. He traveled from Rangoon and discussed Burma China border issues with Premier Ba Swe, noting disputes near resolution but not settled.
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Karachi
Uri
Chou Enelai
Pakistan
Chou
South Asia
Rangoon
Ba Swe
Burma-China
New Delhi
Afstan
Moscow
Kremlin
Asia
Cairo
Nasser
Nepal
Afghanistan
Ranoon
Burim-Ching
Burma
Britain
Canina
Peiping
China
Postman Seeks 100000 After 18th Bite
Edward Serven a 52 year old postman filed a Supreme Court claim for 100000 against the dog’s owner stating the same animal bit him eighteen times in a year. He says the latest bite caused a fall in shrubbery and permanent injury to his back.
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Mineola
N.o
Edward Serven
Supreme Court
Serven
Indian Arsonist 15 Ordered to Asylum in Forest Fire Tragedy
A 15-year-old Indian boy Paipa was found not mentally responsible and ordered to Spadra State Hospital for mentally defective children after a forest fire in Cleveland National Forest killed 11 men. A U.S. Forest Service investigator quoted him saying he tossed a match to see if it would burn, with about 44,900 acres burned. Superior judge Robert B. Burch noted neglect in the juvenile system.
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San Dieco
Gilbert
Paipa
Robert B. Burch
Uranium Ore Reserves Now Unclassified in South Africa
South Africa announces release of output figures and uranium ore reserves data once kept secret. Mines Minister A. d. Van Rhijn states security wraps are off and information will be public.
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Johannesburg
Vpisouth Africa
A. d. van Rhijn
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