Ford UAW deal surprises with no basic wage raise
Washington dispatch reports the Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers agreement relies on fringe benefits not hourly wage increases. The package includes holidays raises and skilled worker pay steps, with broader benefits such as pensions, insurance, and unemployment coverage dominating the terms. Analysts note a potential pattern for future bargaining and discuss management’s social responsibilities and labor security, contrasting perspectives from industry leaders and academics. The piece also mentions rail labor contracts and a Vienna visit by US Secretary Douglas McKay.
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Pefer Edson
NEA
Washington
ABA
Ford Moto. Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
Walter Reuther
Wis Tuet
Weath
Lausville & Nashville Railway
Frank Rising
Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association
Auto Workers
Rising
William B Gllen, Jr
American Brake Shoe Co
Bernays Foundation
Ford- Uaw
Thomas B Melabe
Scott Paper Co
Federal Reserue Board
Philadel
Mismanagement of vaccine in Hobby era drew critique
Washington dispatch reports the Democratic Digest accusing Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby's HEW department of mismanaging the Salk antipolio vaccine program. It cites cutbacks in funds for public health inspection research and medical facilities and critiques welfare policy coordination under the administration. Taylor arrives in Frankfurt to inspect US troops before becoming Army chief of staff.
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Washington
Democratic Digest
Oveta Culp Hobby
Department ‘of Health, Education and Welfare
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Mrs Hobby
Taylor
Germany
Frankfurt
Maxwell D Taylor
Far East
West Germany
US Army
Japan
Brigadoon Subject Taken Up At Meeting
Mrs Lillian Patton and J William Brosius Jr discuss Brigadoon at the 20th annual National Sales Executives convention in the Waldorf Astoria New York City The town formerly Saratoga Village renamed in 1954 is called the Happiest Village and residents say the community spirit has grown brigadoon is being doubled in size and the population is rising
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Frederick
Brigadoon
Lillian Patton
J. William Brosius Jr
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
Patten
Saratoga Village
Happy Builder In Lds Village Sells Homes To New Neighbors
A local builder reports the sale of National Homes in the arterial village with 100 lots completed and 48 families moving in. He says the expansion draws good neighbors and notes pride in the project, claiming to be the happiest builder in the area.
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UL Ss. AL
Heath given three-year term for auto theft in air refusal case
Leon ard Heath, a Negro accused of auto theft, received a three year sentence in the House of Correction after pleading he is allergic to air. He had requested penitentiary confinement. Judge John Tucker ordered release to the House of Correction at Jessups, noting air and possible farm work could help. Say You Saw It In The News.
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Baltimore
Leonard Heath
House of Correction
John Tucker
Jessups
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Phia Chamber of Commerce
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Army
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Detrick Branch
The
Research Society of America
Arthur N Gorelick
Dorothy G. Smith
John B Bateman
Everett S. Hanes
Alfred R Stanley
Dudley P. Glick
John F Mittchell
Harold G Wedum
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Ranger Joe Honrties
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Sone
Axe
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MT. Airy
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Manbeck
Ir Brastus
P. L. Carter
Admiral
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Family Store
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