U. S. Students To Russia Exchange Launches
Four American students depart New York en route to Moscow via London and Copenhagen for the first official U S Soviet student exchange. Participants include Ralph Della Cava David W Band Jay Sorenson Judith Davison Peter Eccles and Peter Eckstein with varied Russian language skills and journalism or research backgrounds.
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New York
London
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Copenhagen
Ralph Della Cava
New York City
Center For International Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Swarthmore
Reasons for Odd Haircuts Hint at Teen Rebellion
Los Angeles high school study of 191 seniors found all above average intelligence but half below average in grades. Principal Charles Sutcliffe says extreme hair styles like ducktails signal rebellion against society and school authority. The 33 Los Angeles senior high schools were involved in the year long study.
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Los Angeles
Charles Sutcliffe
Yagle Rock High School
Britain Ready For New H-Bomb Tests
London announces readiness for a major H-bomb test in the Christmas Island area of the south Pacific. The Admiralty and Foreign Office designate a 38,000 square mile ocean zone as dangerous due to the nuclear test program.
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London
Britain
Christmas Island
South Pacific
Admiraly
Foreign Office
Shipping Ban Warned Until Further Notice
Authorities warned all shipping operations to stay out beginning tomorrow and continue until further notice. The directive aims to curb activity and ensure safety as investigations or conditions are reviewed.
Pay Measure Seen Strong GOP Backing in Senate Action
Senator Saltonstall said most Republicans likely to back a broad military pay increase bill ready for Senate action. The bill would raise base pay costs for about 2.7 million service members with more than two years of service by at least 6 percent and adds responsibility pay from 50 to 150 dollars monthly for captains through colonels. The measure mirrors a House-passed plan totaling 683 million dollars annually. If the Senate passes it, a conference committee will resolve differences.
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Washington
Sen
Saltonstall
Mass
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
Proficiency pay provision for enlisted men advanced by panels
A House and Senate committee approved a proficiency pay plan offering $50 to $150 monthly as four months extra pay for enlisted personnel.
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House
Senate
Silent On Detroit M1 Workers Spokesmen
United Auto refused comment as Detroit M1 workers dispute lingered unresolved with union leaders urging clarity and action amid stalled negotiations and production concerns.
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Detroit
UAW Board OKs 10 Percent Pay Cut for Top Officers
The International Executive Board of the union approved a ten percent pay reduction for 25 top UAW officers including President Walter Reuther. The board met to finalize the measure and discuss the union’s fiscal outlook amid material financial pressures.
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International Executive Board
UAW
Walter, Reuther
Ottawa Herald reports auto Big Three contract moves
The Ottawa Herald notes April 25 1958 coverage of negotiations among the Auto Industry Big Three with layoffs and salary cuts for UAW staff. The measures aimed to reduce costs as a board approved economy plan.
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Hazelcrest
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