UAW Presses GM Wage Demands in Bargaining Talks
After nearly two weeks of bargaining the United Auto Workers and General Motors faced a dispute that could trigger a strike if unresolved by next month. The union seeks higher wages and stronger fringe benefits, including a 17 cent cost of living allowance and a permanent escalator clause tied to the cost of living.
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Miss U.S.A. Sharon Brown Crowned In Miami Beach
Sharon Brown of Minden Louisiana, 18, won Miss U.S.A. title and will compete for Miss Universe. At 5 foot 7 and 36-23-36 she stood tall among 43 contestants. prize money was $1,000. Finalists included Pamela Stettler, Karen Weller, Alexa Currey, and Suellen Robinson.
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Minden
Waterproof
Louisiana Tech
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Utah
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San Rafael
Calif
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Las Vegas
Nev
Alexa Currey
New York City
Suellen Robinson
Fairifax
Ala
Hoffa Fraud Charge Dismissed by Federal Judge
Federal judge in Tampa dismissed the mail fraud case against Teamsters president James R. Hoffa and two aides, ruling the Orlando grand jury was improperly selected. The indictment accused Hoffa Henry Lower and Robert E. McCarthy Jr. of using union funds to profit Sun Valley Inc. Judge Lieb allowed the government to refile with a properly selected grand jury.
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James R. Hoffa
Joseph P. Lieb
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Henry Lower
Robert E. McCarthy Jr
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Robert F. Kennedy
Lieb
Justice Department
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Treasury to borrow 16 billion in big deficit move
Washington AP reports the Treasury will issue 16 billion to finance a projected budget gap of at least 4 billion. It will refinance 12.5 billion of existing debt and raise 3.5 billion new cash via an auction of tax anticipation bills maturing next March. Existing securities maturing Aug 1 to Oct 1 may be exchanged for new issues including 3% notes and a 1968 bond offered at a discount to yield about 4 percent.
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Matthew the Converted Publican and the Revival Teachings
The lesson for July 16 centers on Matthew the tax collector in Capernaum and his dramatic switch to follow Jesus. It contrasts Christian revival methods with communist tactics, notes Matthew’s wealth and influence, and recalls a memorable dinner inviting many former associates, emphasizing living faith outside church walls and the impact of transformed lives on a community.
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Christian Church
Matthew
Capernaum
Jesus
Eleven Peasants Defend Faith Across Three Continents
The passage notes that eleven unlettered peasants on three continents did not betray their lord or faith, and with one exception all died violently in defense of their beliefs, presenting a stark record of steadfast martyrdom.
Whale invades Thames in London dies after entanglement
A one ton, 14 foot female lesser Portuguese whale sped 60 miles up the Thames to 13 miles above London Bridge. She dodged traffic, ran aground near Kew, was rescued, but died when she tangled in reeds as police tried to steer her toward the sea.
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Thames
London Bridge
Kew
Spaceman Yuri Gagarin Meets Queen at Buckingham Palace
Soviet astronaut Maj Yuri Gagarin dined with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace. He sat beside the queen with Prince Philip across the table as history marked a bold moment in royal space era introductions.
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Yuri Gagarin
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Her Majesty
Prince Philip
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Luncheon in White and Gold 1884 Room at Palace
Tsar Nicholas I's dining room namesake hosted a luncheon in the White and Gold 1884 Room. spaceman in air force uniform attended with Soviet Ambassador Alexander Soldatov. About 7,000 spectators watched his car enter the palace gates as guests included Lord Louis Mountbatten.
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Air Force
Alexander Soldatov
Lord Louis Mountbatten
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