Showdown Week For UAW Here
DETROIT negotiations between the United Auto Workers and Ford Chrysler and General Motors enter the final stage as contracts covering hundreds of thousands of workers near expiration. Ford executives gathered to plan for all outcomes while GM and Chrysler also face imminent deadlines. UAW President Walter Reuther warns a possible management lockout would harm long term bargaining, as the union presses for wage gains, better unemployment benefits, and cost of living protections for retirees.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
John S. Bugas
Bugas
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Mandarin Tones Define Word Meaning in Speech
Mandarin uses four tones to distinguish words. Chinese lacks verb conjugations articles and distinct tense forms. The language also does not mark plural or singular nouns or separate past present or future tenses.
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China
Hauge Predicts Lift For Economy
Washington AP Dr Gabriel Hauge White House economic adviser says recession should lose steam by end of June with lift by autumn as federal programs begin to bear fruit in housing and other sectors. Automakers urged to resist price boosts. dealers say prices too high.
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Washington
Gabriel Hauge
White House
National
Assa of Automobile Dealers
Association
Dean Chaffin
Commerce Department
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Boy Lives After Fall From Cliff
A 19 year old climber Albert Haulcomb fell from a foot cliff as his friend Bobby Scott briefly caught his ankles before losing grip. Haulcomb suffered head injuries and possible fractures while Scott was hospitalized for shock after the rescue attempt near Longmont Colorado.
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Longmont
Colo
Albert C. Haulcomb
Depew
Okla
Haulcomb
Bobby W. Scott
San Diego
Calif
Tito Sainted Birthday Torch Message Sparks Yugoslav Tension
The Yugoslav leader Tito faced Moscow linked critics as the Soviet Union pressed against his independent program. A Belgrade rally before about 50 000 spectators saw Tito appear unperturbed in good health and accept a ceremonial torch carrying a note claiming no force could push Yugoslavia from socialism and peace.
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Boris Boskovic
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Moscow
Khrushchev
Pravida
Communist Party
Pravda
Yugoslav Communist Party
Union of Communists of
Com ‘Munist
Soviet Union
Nist
Scintela
Thrush
Kremlin
Watchdog Collar Stolen, Nogales Gazette Reports
Al fonso Garcia told Nogales police that someone took the collar from his watchdog, a theft that has locals questioning security around pets in the border city. Police are investigating the incident and seeking clues from residents.
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Nogales, Ariz
Alfonso Garcia
Nogales
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Denmark
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Hauge
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Ofice
Middletown High School
Curtis and Girard Streets
McKinley Junior High
Minnesota Street
Roosevelt Junior High
Central Avenue
A. M. Kinney Associates
Vernon Place
Cincinnati
F. W. Corporation
Dayton
Allied Construction Industries
A. M. Kinney
Susan Fouts
Davidson
Photo Shop
Scott
Dr. Scholl
D! Scholls Zino Pads
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Cerry Robes
Faille
Catalina
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S.M.L
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M,l
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Little Boys
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