End of Truck Tieup Seen as Negotiations Continue
Long Beach dispatch reports negotiations ongoing in the Western trucking sector as Federal Conciliator John Fenton suggests progress today. Portland indicates a potential management offer for Washington Oregon region. union representative Clyde Crosby hints at an APL vote on terms at the meeting. Talks cover five regions with a master contract for about 30,000 drivers in 11 states, amid a week of shifting patterns after a May 19 breakdown and a three-turn strike response.
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Wreck and cattle block highway in Grand Junction area
A truck crash in De Beque Canyon disrupted traffic on U S Highway 6-24, as a herd from a nearby ranch paralyzed the road. The driver was hospitalized with injuries while patrolmen coordinated cattle removal and traffic clearance for hours.
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Nehru Opens Talks With Soviet Leaders in Moscow
Indian Prime Minister Nehru began hourlong talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in Moscow. Mehon reported most questions in world affairs discussed, with hints they touched on Formosa, the Big Four, West German plans, Belgrade talks, and Tito but the schedule was delayed for a rest day during his two week visit.
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Pipes Roll Into Ditch Two Workers Crushed Near Lake George
Two workers were killed when pipe sections rolled into a ditch near Lake George. Banifacio Romero of Antonice California and Samick F Lena of Obklsheima City were killed outright. Five other workers escaped injury after warning shouts.
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Polio vaccine supply may not cover all children this summer
Surgeon General Leonard A Scheele warned that it is unlikely all 1 to 18 year olds will receive the Salk polio vaccine this summer due to manufacturing delays. He cited the 90 day preparation time and revised standards affecting six licensed producers while stressing ongoing safety and efficacy. The administration still expects two shots for first and second graders before the August polio peak, but acknowledged regional outbreaks may occur.
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Argentina arrests 74th Catholic priest in government clash
In Buenos Aires police arrested Rev. Jose Ca ellic Villaucreta and two other friars for distributing pamphlets with injurious expressions against government authorities. All were taken into custody and held for action by a federal judge in a seven month-long query between the church and government.
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