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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1959
Page
5
Automotive News reports dealers fear slowed auto production after early 1960 models due to a steel strike. Manufacturers plan volume output next month but strike talks stall. inventory sits around 950000 new cars, double normal levels.
In New York, United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald withdraws from contract talks, calling the industry negotiators messenger boys while industry leaders accuse him of avoiding responsibility. Mediation continues with a new session planned, as gap over economic terms remains.
United Steelworkers of America plans a Stambaugh Auditorium briefing in Youngstown to discuss "the real strike issues" as McDonald and USW general counsel Arthur J. Goldberg suspend negotiations in New York and tour strikebound cities. James P. Griffin of District 26 notes 55,000 members across Mahoning and nearby counties are invited to hear the speech.
Gov David L. Lawrence extended an invitation for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to tour Pennsylvania during his visit to the United States next month. The invitation was delivered to Moscow by James R. Doran editor of the Harrisburg Patriot News.
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Common Pleas Judge Kenneth L. Later denied requests for a temporary restraining order against the Ohio law removing auto sales tax stamps. George Byers Sons Inc and Edward H Minor Jr argued the law unconstitutional, but the court found no irreparable harm or right violated. The ruling notes the 2 percent vendor discount on stamp distribution is no longer applicable and could be altered by future legislation.
Akron Ohio trustees approved requesting federal matching funds for projects estimated at 680000 dollars. Plans cover land purchase, runway apron construction, and a high intensity lighting project at Akron-Canton Airport.
Gov Michael V DiSalle said he may have as many as twenty additional vetoes ready when the Legislature returns for final adjournment. He has vetoed thirteen enacted measures, signed 32 into law, and overridden one veto. Some vetoed items include mandatory death penalties, changes to nuisance laws, and rules on community colleges. A dissolution notice for Huber Investment Co appears with directors and attorneys listed.
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