Ford plants shut as strike hits compact car production
Production at Ford plants faltered after United Auto Workers Local 420 struck Lorain Ohio and other sites delaying four compact car assembly lines. The Lorain plant and others including Kansas City San Jose Metuchen faced closures with 3,500 engine workers laid off Brook Park and 750 at Lima engines. Union and Ford resumed talks after a 42 hour session with no immediate resolution.
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Compact Car
United Auto Workers Union Local 420
Lorain
Ohio
Kansas Kansas City
San Jose
Calif
Metuchen
N. J
Ford
Brook Park
Lima
429
Penn Railroad Nonoperating Workers Strike Planned
A strike of nonoperating Pennsylvania Railroad workers is set to begin at midnight July 2 or soon after. TWU president Michael J. Quill said a definite date would be announced, with hopes operating employes won’t cross picket lines. The action targets 13 eastern and midwestern states plus DC, involving car cleaners, oilers, mechanics, and repairers in 4 locals. Demands include scope rule, banning outside maintenance contracts, and wage boosts of 35 cents an hour. Nonoperating pay ranges from 2.17 to 2.65 hourly.
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NEW York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Michael J. Juill
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Quill
Pensylvania
Pennsylvania
Midwestern
District of Columbia
Dinner At St Marys Draws160 Attendees At Lakeview Site
About 160 people attended the St Marys church picnic appreciation dinner in the St Marys school cafeteria. Picnic receipts will fund the new church auditorium as committee chairmen reported and sub officers spoke. The leading ticket sales team was captained by Robert Clark, reaching 206 percent. a men of St Marys trip to Cincinnati was planned for August with 45 attendees.
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St. Mary's School
St. Mary's Church
Jans Guyler
Don Goodman
St. Mary's
Roy Fossier
Cincinnati
Camp for Crippled Children Sings Up Attendees
Applications are open for a crippled children's camp at Camp Campbell Gard from August 15 to 21. Interested individuals may contact the Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults at 405 Rentschler Building in Hamilton or call toll free via the operator at Enterprise 8431. The camp is sponsored by the Society and the Rotary clubs of Middletown and Hamilton.
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Camp Campbell Gard
Butler County Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Rentschler Bldg
Hamilton
Enterprise 8431
Rotary Clubs of
Middletown
Ohio Agencies to Publish Radioactivity Reports
Public reports on radioactivity data from Ohio Atomic Energy Commission facilities will be issued quarterly and filed with the Ohio Department of Health. The four sites include Goodyear in Pike County, Evendale GE, Fernald NL, and Miamisburg Monsanto. Reports show levels well below safety limits, with data on soil, background radiation, fallout, and nearby streams.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Ohio Department of Health
Pike County
Goodyear Atomic Corp
Evendale
General Electric Co
Fernaldi
National Lead Co
Miamisburg
Monsanto Chemical Co
National Committee of Radiation Protection
Crash Kills Youth in Ohio Collision
Ronnie Ricketts aged 17 of Rushsylvania was killed in a January 1959 to March 1960 crash at the Intersection of Ohio 117 and a county road in northern Logan County.
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Bellefontaine Ohio
Ronnie Ricketts
Rushsylvania
Logan County
YMCA Rubberneck trips schedule girls to Hueston Woods
Students will join a Monday YMCA bus trip to Hueston Woods near Oxford for lake swimming hiking and camp activities. Boys tour Ohio Bell Telephone Co in Dayton on Tuesday with a 9 30 am departure from the Y and return at noon. Registration deadline is tomorrow with buses leaving at 9:30 am and returning at 3:00 pm for girls and 9:00 am to noon for boys. Future trips include WLW farm at Mason for girls July 1 and Crosley Field Cincinnati St Louis game for boys July 23.
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Hueston Woods
Oxford
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Dayton
WLW
Everybody's Farm
Mason
Crosley Field
Cincinnati St. Louis
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Myrtle Johns Dies At 79
Mrs Myrtle May Johns 79 of 102 Shafer St died at 6 a m at Middletown Hospital from a heart attack while running to a fire at 11 McKinley St on June 2 She was born in Lebanon and lived in Middletown six years She was EUB Church member widow of William F who died in 1958 Surviving are three daughters a stepdaughter a brother nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Services 10 a m Monday at Riggs Funeral Home with Rev Clifford Stearns officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Sunday 2-5 and 7-9 p m The child born yesterday died at 10 05 a m at Middletown Hospital Surviving are parents a brother a sister maternal and paternal grandparents all of Middletown Arrangements by Wilson Memorial Home
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Myrtle May Johns
Shafer St
Middletown Hospital
McKinley St
Johns
Lebanon
Middletown
EUB
William F
Ada Smith
John Davis
Roy Fouts
Ara Mangus
Jumbus
Leslie Drake
Riggs Funeral Home
Clifford Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Richard Linkins
Paul Bergdal
Middletown Hopital
Michael
Sue Ellen
E. L. Hawkins
Tom Linkins
Wilson Memorial Home
Infant Linkins Graveside Services Noted for Patricia Ann
Graveside services are announced for Patricia Ann Linkins infant daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Linkins. The ceremony will be held at the local cemetery with extended family in attendance. Further details were not available in the notice.
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Linkins
Patricia Ann Linkins
AF Calls Off Plane Search
In Bodo Norway AP reports the U S Air Force abandoned its search at midnight for a reconnaissance RB47 and its six crew over the Arctic Sea. The plane vanished last Friday on return to Britain after an electromagnetic mapping mission. A spokesman said 14 search planes had not made a positive sighting.
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Bodo
Norway
U.S. Air Force
Arctic Sea
Britain
James Ragen 93 Dies at Baker Rest Home
James Ragen aged 93 died at 4 15 am today at the Baker Rest Home after leaving a Cooper's Alley furnished room three years ago. A former Inland Container Corp. employee from 1929 to 1938 he was born in Nashville Tennessee. Survived by a son William of Rocky Ford Cole arrangements are incomplete at Riggs Funeral Home.
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James Ragen
Baker Rest Home
Cooper's Alley
Ragen
Thhe Inland Container Corp
Nashville
Tenn
William
Rocky Ford
Cole
Riggs Funeral Home
Deaths in brief in Burlington and Pittsburgh
Dr. Hugh H. Bennett, 79, longtime soil official and former chief of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service, died Thursday in Burlington. Paul F. Jones, 55, Pittsburgh’s first Black councilman elected in 1954, died Thursday of a heart attack on the eve of his Los Angeles trip as Pennsylvania delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention.
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Burlington
N.C
Hugh H. Bennett
US. Bureau of Soils
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Pittsburgh
Paul F. Jones
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
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Myrtle Johns
Register Daily
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I'S
John Ross
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A.B.C
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Ross’ Girdles & Bras
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