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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1958
Page
16
Belman Morin writes a Hal Boyle style column for the Associated Press, presenting sharp, compact observations on contemporary life, humor, and public affairs with a veteran journalist’s voice.
Honolulu report describes four bearded men and a flea-bitten dog completing a 2100 mile raft trip from California to Hawaii. The crew includes DeVere Baker, Larry Foglino, Gen McFarland, and Ed Kekuala. They survived on spinach and tomatoes with limited supplies and claimed the voyage proved a point about population migration and interbreeding. Their dog Targoron, a mongrel, accompanied Baker’s daughter.
Major Thomas M. Nial answers readers questions about GI insurance conversion, education loans under the Korean GI Bill, Federal Housing Administration home loans for servicemen, Army allotments for married personnel with stepchildren, VA disability compensation changes, and down payments for GI loans. Includes practical guidance and cited examples from service members across the country.
The Cement Workers And Co signed a new contract effective on signing date May 1, 1960, detailing wage increases of eight to fourteen cents, a base rate around 1.93 dollars with a top of 2.59, and a night shift premium of eight cents. The agreement covers seven paid holidays, vacation scales, and a joint pension plan after 15 years. It also outlines a 220-item food index, a two-tenths daily value, and a Sunday premium of two-tenths. families earning over 10 000 annually are included, with coverage for hospital and life plans and a shared maintenance budget.
AP analysis notes Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a recent decline in the consumer price index driven by lower food costs. The piece contrasts this with a housewife’s experience of rising prices in transportation housing medical care and recreation and explains index composition and consumer misunderstanding.
Washington AP report says William A. McDonnell, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, urged Sunday that large industrial unions like the United Auto Workers be broken up so that Chrysler and Ford would deal with single unions for their employees.
Paris protests rebel government recognition of Casro-based AF to Morocco, Tunisia and Libya. France warns allies as De Gaulle regime faces Algerian resistance and calls for reconsideration amid regional tensions.
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