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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1960
Page
7
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Northern editors suppress Southern views by judging news as editor Workman says. He cites growing South coverage and possible fracture in attitudes. Speakers include Tom Anderson Clayton Rand Ken Courtney as Solid South meet notes leadership, taxation, and federal power debates.
President Eisenhower plans a Sunday departure for a Far East trip but Mamie Eisenhower probably will stay another week at Walter Reed Army Hospital for acute asthmatic bronchitis. Her sister reported she will continue antibiotics and rest, while she did not accompany the President on his voyage. The First Lady has spent five days in care, with progress described as satisfactory, as the couple’s West Point reunion weekend occurs. In Augusta Maine a separate note says a booklet guides searches for gold and gems, noting state interest in mineral locations.
Chicago RP reports a 15 month wage dispute ended with a 4 per cent pattern tied to the engineers arbitration award. conductors gain 2 per cent or 5.146 cents per hour on July 1 and again March 1, 1961, plus a 17 cent cost of living addition but no escalator. contract runs to Nov 1, 1961 with base pay from 2.45 to 2.59 per hour prior. average conductor earnings near 9770 yearly. executives say rule changes not affected. pay rise may trigger higher costs for railroads.
Potato chips have arrived in the Strov stores about 640 miles southwest of Moscow. A Soviet Russia dispatch says the chips, pronounced like English, are produced by a special section of the state vegetable and berry trading organization.
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