WAL Reopens March 22 After 67 Day Strike
Western Air Lines plans to resume limited operations March 22 with full service by April 1 after a 67 day strike by the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. The settlement on January 3 boosted clerks and freight handlers wages by 30 dollars monthly plus 18.50 retroactive to July 1 1955, under a contract through December 31 1957. WAL faces ongoing negotiations with pilots and machinists unions.
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Reno Curly Cut Promises Beauty Boost
A patent claimed method named Reno Curly Cut alleges to enhance appearance. The advertisement promises noticeable improvements in beauty with the technique and product claimed to be unique and effective.
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Israel cites aggressions by Egyptians during truces
In Jerusalem an Israeli army spokesman said Egyptian civilians penetrated three times into Israeli territory east of the Gaza Strip, with three Egyptian soldiers crossing the frontier in another incident. He reported multiple fire exchanges with no Israeli casualties. Egypt protested to the Mixed Armistice Commission, alleging Israeli aggression near Khan Younes. an Egyptian spokesman said an Israeli patrol wounded a woman and a man near the Gaza border.
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Speculation Grows Israel May Buy U.S. Weapons
Washington reports indicate the Eisenhower administration is reassessing Middle East policy and the prospect of allowing Israel to purchase part of the 63 million dollars in weapons it sought. The move follows concerns over Egypt and Nasser, with U.S. Britain and France considering UN actions to stabilize peace and deter war.
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Volunteer blood drive for airman's mother at Parks AFB
In Livermore California UPA reports 36 volunteers from a rookie airman's training flight at Parks Air Force Base donated blood for the sick mother of airman Robert Harvey 17 of Richmond California. Thirty six men will donate twenty two pints for Edna Harvey's stomach ulcer operation five weeks after her illness.
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