AMC UAW talks recess as vacation pay plan approved
American Motors Corp and the CIO United Auto Workers reached a tentative vacation plan for 22 000 AMC workers and recessed national contract talks until July 12 to allow local negotiations at plants in Milwaukee Kenosha Detroit Grand Rapids and El Segundo. Chrysler and the UAW also move to earlier talks as contracts near expiration in August.
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Union Pushes for Higher Wages as US Steel Talks Falter
In Pittsburgh US Steel rejects a 10 cent per hour wage offer from CIO United Steel Workers. McDonald says no settlement this year while wage policy committee meets Monday. Union seeks about 25 cents per hour, Hood cites 22 to 64 cents across classes, average currently 1.57 to 3.2742 dollars. Negotiations with other producers continue as talks loom over a potential strike next week.
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Higher Tax Hinted to Finance New Social Security Benefits
Washington House Democrats consider a one percent hike in social security tax to fund proposed benefits for older women and disabled workers. The plan would lower the retirement age for women to 62 and allow benefits at any age for totally disabled workers, with an estimated annual cost near $2.2 billion and a full tax-rate rise to cover the funds by 1957 or 1958 if the reserve balance falters.
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Branch Hill Man Is Killed Crossing Track
Cincinnati officials report Leslie Fitzwater 62 of Branch Hill was killed last night after being struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train while crossing near Branch Hill. The state patrol provided the account.
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Weekend forecast with showers and storms possible
The weatherman predicts cloudy skies today with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. High today near 90, low tonight around 60, little temperature change expected Saturday. Yesterday's high was 86 and low 56.
Dulles Attacks Soviet Bloc at U.N Anniversary
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles delivered a sharp critique of Soviet policy at the United Nations on its tenth anniversary. He urged an end to subversion and force, framing five enlargement themes and calling for unified Western action led by NATO to address German unification, Eastern European satellites, China, covert communism, and disarmament.
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AEC Says No Sign Of Recent Soviet Nuclear Tests
The Atomic Energy Commission stated no evidence of a major Soviet atomic test in almost two years challenging claims by Life magazine contributor Dr. Ralph E. Lapp that two superbomb tests occurred this spring. The AEC noted its long standing policy of informing the public on nuclear tests and cited past announcements from 1949 to 1953.
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Real Hot Car Thinks For Self
An auto on a used car lot in Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania burst into flames and, after sounding its horn, shifted into gear and rolled away under its own power. Firemen extinguished the fire after being summoned by F H Costenbacher. Fire Chief Claude Sausser said a short circuit likely triggered the horn and started the engine, moving the car 25 feet before stopping and destroying the vehicle.
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Dulles Sees Defense Pacts Tied to UN Charter
Secretary of State Dulles emphasized regional mutual defense agreements anchored in Article 51 of the UN Charter, noting 44 nations participate under these systems. He praised fellowship under the charter and condemned international communism as a worldwide conspiracy. He then met privately with Molotov ahead of the Geneva summit, while Nationalist China’s George Yeh blasted the Chinese Communists, drawing applause from critics and silences from Soviet bloc delegates.
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Government workers pay boost awaited approval
A companion bill approving a large pay raise for over a million federal employees awaited President Eisenhower's signature. Both Senate and House approved the compromise, sending it to the White House for expected signing on March 1. The package costs about 328 million dollars annually.
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Molotov Shifts Dinner Time To Hear Truman
In San Francisco Molotov announced a new dinner time so guests can hear former President Harry S. Truman. The UNs tenth anniversary celebration sparked a diplomatic row over the Moscow invitation to Truman at the Russians leased mansion. The Russians opposed Truman as a private citizen, while Dag Hammarskjold invited him.
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Peron Seeks Cabinet lineup After Revolt
President Juan Peron plans a new Cabinet after a 16 member resignations while he vows to stay in office for the nation. He accuses marine and naval aviation officers of fomenting the revolt and singles out opposition groups and church figures in a tense political bid.
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Stork Works Extra Shift In Brooklyn
New York report follows Thomas Walsh a 46 year old Brooklyn ship welder and father of 14 children as his wife Mildred 41 awaits a new baby in Long Island College Hospital. Walsh copes with chores helps with exams and graduation while debunking rumors of a 15th child arrival.
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Burmese Prime Minister U Nu Arrives for Checkup
U Nu arrives in New York on government invitation for a three week stay. He will have a physical checkup at New York Hospital and then visit Washington Philadelphia Detroit and Ann Arbor during his trip.
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Eisenhower Teaser Sparks 2nd Term Talk in New Hampshire
President Eisenhower teases a possible second term during a New Hampshire tour that included Lincoln and Franconia Notch. In Concord he deflected questions on 1956 plans, while Sherman Adams’ NH lectures were playfully cited as a measure of time in office.
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Sawmill worker confesses in Patricia Cook killing
Rome police say 37 year old Willie Grady Cochran of Paulding County admitted abducting 14 year old Patricia Ann Cook on Monday, choking her to death, then dumping the body in the Etowah River after returning with a quilt and baling wire. Authorities plan kidnapping and murder warrants. The former convict had a 1945 rape conviction and parole in December.
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Retirement At 75 Not For Charles Hook
Armco board chairman Charles R Hook shows no hurry to retire despite turning 75 his career path from a two dollar a week clerk to a national leader captivates readers in Sundays Journal. Middletown court officials plan steps to ease reentry for alcohol dependent individuals and a summer driving course for students is praised as enjoyable while potentially lifesaving in a forthcoming story.
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June Is Brides Month Celebrated In Journal
The journal marks June as brides month with a full page of pictures on Sunday detailing brides stories and celebrations.
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