Profit Sharing Plan Snag Stuns AMC Locals In Wisconsin
DETROIT AP The UAWAMC stalemate widens as Local 72 Kenosha Wisconsin votes down the profit sharing deal after friction over a washup period and seniority changes. AMC's 11 000 member Local 72, largest unit, questions gains and choices amid a national Ford strike.
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UAW
Kenosha
Wis
American Motors
Presdent
Union
AMC
Mathews
Edward L. Cushman
Local 72
Jack Beni
Jocal
Kelvinator
Grand Rapids
Mich
Detroit
Milwaukee
Slim Still Pushed For UN Head
United Nations supporters in Tunisia continue pushing Mongi Slim for interim secretary general despite strong mentions that Burma’s U Thant may be chosen. U.S. and Soviet officials reportedly ok with U Thant, while Asian African sources say Slim could serve if the superpowers abstain or avoid veto. Tunisian leaders warn Soviet opposition could force a policy shift under President Bourguiba.
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United Nations
N.Y
Tunisia
Mongi Slim
Burma
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Slim
General Assembly
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
Hammarskjold
Boland
U.N Post
Hanib Bourguiba
Bizerte
Atom-Scientist Sees Fallout Exceeding Safe Soviet Limit
Physicist Ralph E. Lapp, who helped build the atom bomb, argues that Soviet atmospheric tests surpass the safe annual limit. He notes 19th blast weighing over 10 megatons and cites Arctic fallout, radioactivity differences, and 1957 safety benchmarks. The AEC says the latest detonation was in the low yield range.
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Washington
Ralph E. Lapp
Soviet Union
Lapp
ABC
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Russia
AEC
Allies seek Berlin talks as U S eyes new negotiat
The Kennedy administration intends to win Allied backing within two to three weeks for expanding exploratory talks with the Soviet Union on a Berlin settlement. State Department officials and ambassadors from Britain France and West Germany will discuss next steps as they grapple with policy divisions. West Germany fears concessions while France resents signaling weakness. Britain is hopeful for a workable formula. The first round with Gromyko ended without an agreement. Grewe in a TV interview called the exchange a step back toward Berlin negotiations.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Berlin
State Department
Britain
France
West Germany
Dean ‘Rusk
Walter C. Dowling
Pst
Germany
West ‘Germany
Rusk
Kennedy
U.ss.r
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
New York
Wilhelm Grewe
ABC
Kennedy-Gromyo
Hoffa Entry Before AFL CIO Sparks Union Debate
In New York a week of activity tests whether Hoffa remains in the Teamsters or a rival AFL CIO unit forms. Pro Hoffa forces cite corruption probes and his resilience, while others press to bar Hoffa and back a new Teamsters faction. Key leaders include Curren and Quill, with Carey and Beirne urging a new electrical workers and communications workers union split. The 1957 ouster and later armistice shape ongoing intra federation cooperation at state and local levels.
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New York
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
AFL- i
Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Yeamsters
Joseph A. Curren
Nateral Maritime Union
Sew
Michael J. Quill
pro-Hoffa
Unon
Afl-Io Teamsters
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Joseph A. Beirne
The
Communications Workers
Senate
John L. McClellan
Federation
Aflcio
Anti-Castro Revolt Theme of U S Cuban Celebration
Cuban exiles in Miami plan meetings and parties to observe Grito de Yara day while debating a revolt against Fidel Castro. Miro Cardona forecasts reorganizing the Cuban Revolutionary Council for a possible war stance, as exiles discuss guerrilla activity and potential action in Cuba.
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U.S
Miami
Fla
Yara
Cuba
Spain
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Miro Cardona
Carlos Piio Socaeras
Miro ‘Cardona
Castro
Las Villas
Brandt Affirms U.S. Backing for West Berlin Freedom
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt told reporters in New York that Americans firmly support their government’s refusal to compromise on West Berlin’s freedom. He noted broad American backing, spoke with President Kennedy by phone, and criticized public debate that could weaken Western unity at the conference table.
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Berlin
New York
Freedom House
Brandt
Kennedy
Germany
Laos factions reach accord on premier Souvanna Phouma
In a three-way Laos negotiation near Vientiane Prince Souvanna Phouma is named premier in a provisional coalition with Boun Oum and Souphanouvong. The agreement, reached at Luang Prabang and distance from Paris, reduces immediate fear of renewed fighting as the cabinet split remains to be resolved.
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Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Boun Oum
Pro West
Hin Heap
Laos
Bby
Souvania
Negoau
Vientiane
Souvanna
Souvenia Phouma
Luang Prabang
Phoumi Nosavan
Vientian
Lare
Middletown Weather Hint: Mild Through Midweek
The Middletown area enjoys mild temperatures through Wednesday with average highs near 69 and lows around 46. Cooler conditions arrive midweek, then slowly moderate. Rain expected as showers Tuesday or Wednesday and again near the weekend. yesterday's high reached 79 with an overnight low of 43.
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Middletown
Weather Bureau
Kennedy Plans Speaking Tour Is Set for November Dates
President Kennedy will tour the West in mid November visiting Seattle for the University of Washington centennial on November 16 and Phoenix for Sen. Hayden’s 50 years in Congress on November 17. Salinger said other stops may follow and that two speeches already exist. Aiming to report Congress work and needed goals administration officials will hold forums in multiple cities.
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R.I
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
White House
Seattle
University of Washington
Phoenix
Carl A. Hayden
Congress
Hayden
Home of Representatives
Arizona
Mitted
House of Senate
Salinger
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
Today's Chuckle Why is it that the man who knows how to do everything never does
The gag ponders why a person with all the skills fails to act, a humorous observation on overconfidence and hesitation. It riffs on the paradox of ability without action, inviting a wry smile at the ironies of daily life.
German born veteran faces citizenship fallout in Chicago
Joseph Schallmoser, a German born salesman and World War II hero with three decorations, has been a registered voter for 15 years but was informed by Immigration Service that he is not a citizen. He insists he is a citizen and questions why he must apply for naturalization, while officials say he must obtain his own naturalization papers to prove status.
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Chicago
Joseph Schallmoser
U.S
Immigration Service
Schallmoser
Herr Schallmoser
Germany
Irving Freedman
Chicago Immigration Office
Freedman
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