Asbury Park Calms After Racial Unrest Accord
Calm returned to Asbury Park New Jersey after a marathon meeting where black leaders and city officials reached an undisclosed agreement. Four days of violence left 165 injured including 92 shot, 130 arrested, and over 1 million dollars in damage as state police maintained a curfew and investigated shootings and arson.
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Three Arrested After Little League Sit-In Disturbance
In Painesville Ohio police arrested three people who staged a sit-in on the pitchers mound during a Little League game. Mrs John Hall and a neighbor protested after older boys allegedly pitched balls into her home, planning further sit-ins to push for a protective screen.
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UAW Pushes Financial Security Demands in Auto Talks
UAW leaders press for optional retirement with 500 a month pension after 30 years, removal of cost of living wage cap, and substantial wage increases. Woodcock says talks with the Big Three focus on wage and benefits without triggering a strike. SUB funds face insolvency rumors amid plant shutdowns, with Canada GM SUB already bankrupt. other company funds report depletion. The piece notes related industry fund strains and a final odd line about the shore of the Beach Sea.
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