Union Accepts Steel's Bid to Renew Talks
Union chief David J. McDonald and John A. Stephens agreed to renew contract talks after a brief telephone call. Industry spokesmen noted no immediate reply, while background reports pointed to 1955 profit margins and the need for investment as factors shaping the dispute. Secretary of Labor Mitchell urged a swift, mutually satisfactory agreement in the public interest.
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Mehru Ends Tour Ends, Nehru Faces Home Pressures
Prime Minister Nehru returned to New Delhi after a month abroad to confront India’s domestic crises. Officials and dignitaries welcomed him as he urged rapid relief for western India where a major earthquake killed hundreds and left many missing. Nehru held cabinet talks at the airport to accelerate aid delivery.
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Government in Hiding Braces for A Test Pleas
Emergency press center coordinates Civil Defense drill Operation Alert ends Wednesday. The simulated strike on 75 cities tests readiness as Seaton and others relocate, with about 20,000 workers moving to relocation sites. Aides report nonemergency appeals for food and money as the exercise continues.
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Nixon Scores Eagle on Par Four Hole
Vice President Richard M. Nixon played at the Columbia Country Club Sunday and hit a two on the 383 yard par four third hole. His total score for the round was 86. Nixon has never had a hole in one.
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Local Doctor Offers Treatment With Lasting Health Benefits
A chiropractor advertises his method to normalize body systems through a distinct application of treatment. Pains ease, joints relax, circulation improves, glands function, digestion and elimination normalize, nerves quiet, energy rises and sleep improves. First examination and treatment priced at $4.00. Dr. Duncan, D. C., offices at 2315 E 71st St. Ph. HE-2403.
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Klansmen Hail Big Florida Rally and Next Meet
In Lakeland Florida Klansmen held a Saturday night rally with a cross burning in a pasture as three speakers urged new members to oppose integration in public schools fight communism and uphold Americanism. The group claimed 3000 membership applications were distributed to non Klansmen watching behind a roped area. Leaders said the statewide rally was sponsored by a Bastard Klan group and announced another meeting in Jacksonville on July 28.
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Tito Seen Aiming To Patch Greece Turkish Rift
Belgrade reports indicate Tito plans to ease Greece Turkey tensions during a nine day visit with the Greek royal family. Tito and his wife sailed to Corfu where they will visit Mon Repos and attend a royal summer palace event with local clergy.
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A brief notice encouraging job seekers to use classified ads to tell employers about themselves. It invites readers to visit the Classified counter for helpful suggestions on crafting an effective personal ad and landing employment opportunities.
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