Hope to Avert New Ordeal in Steel Strike Talks
The 1959-60 steel strike left vast losses and strained relations, but led to the Human Relations Committee HRC to guide upcoming contract talks. USW President David J. McDonald and U S Steel VP R Conrad Cooper co chair HRC efforts while the union seeks wage gains job security and dignity for mill workers amid looming talks and a May 1 strike deadline.
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Richard F. Fontana
Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
OIRC
Human Relations Committe
HRC
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
U S. Steel
Boys Go Wild Snowball Party Ends in Florida Melee
A pre Christmas snowball event in Coral Gables drew 300 to 400 children with six tons of powdered ice. Boys under 12 clashed with police and firemen as adults sheltered infants. Fire crews washed the snow away. several children suffered minor injuries.
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Miami
Fla
Coral Gables
Eight Area Groups Meet To Form Plans On Naming Highways
Delegations from eight South Plains counties gathered in Post to plan a single state highway designation for farm roads between Barer and Big Spring. Forty six attended the luncheon at City Hall. Armstrong and Hansford counties were absent. L. D. Patton was elected president and Harry Cowan secretary to lead the drive, which will be presented to the State Highway Commission in January.
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POST
South Plains
Barrer
Big Spring
Post City Hall
Armstrong
Hansford
Borger
L. D. Patton
Harry Cowan
State Highway Commission
Mercenaries Lead Congo River Beachhead Assault
A Congo Army assault force led by white mercenaries crossed the Congo River and established a beachhead on the rebel-held left bank. Rebels on the right bank shelled Stanleyville, with mortar fire and shells striking the Fairport guesthouse, killing three Congolese children.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Congo
Stanleyville
Fairport
Catholics May Attend Non Catholic Services In Britain
English and Welsh Catholics may attend non Catholic services under certain civic and ceremonial circumstances as dictated by the Ecumenical Council decree. The statement from England and Wales Catholic hierarchy says Catholics may join non Catholics in prayers or attend weddings and funerals for friendship or courtesy and on special occasions such as a new minister’s induction.
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London
England
Wales
Ecumenical Council
Catholic Hierarchy of
England and Wales
Council
Vatican Council
Britain
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