GE Breaks Off Negotiations With IUE
GE announces it has indefinitely halted talks with the IUE after rejecting the union demand on the cost of living escalator. The union maintains its stance while a federal mediator offers to keep communication open to restart negotiations. Local unions accuse GE of union busting as strike action continues across multiple plants.
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General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
James B. Carey
IUE
Lynn
Thomas B. McQueeney
Hugh Aa. McManus
McManus
Burlington
Atty
Robert Eastman
National Labor Relations Board
Eastman
Infant Strangled by Toy Fire Engine Tragedy
18 month old Mary E Stack daughter of Dr and Mrs William F Stack died by strangulation after falling and her head became caught in a toy fire engine on Wednesday in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Mary E. Stack
William F. Stack
Inside Radio TV 2% Editorials Bridge Comics
Inside pages highlight radio and TV notes, editorials, bridge rows, comic strides, with page references and brief writer notes across Fulton streets and sports boxes.
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Radio-Tv
Bridge
Fulton
Border gun duel reported between Jordan and Israeli patrols
In Tulkarm area on the Jordanian border a five minute gun duel occurred between Jordanian and Israeli patrols. A Jordanian spokesman said an Israeli patrol opened fire on a Jordanian roving unit inside Jordan at Jubara village.
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Amman
Jordan
Tulkarm
Jubara
Briton and Australian Win Nobel Prize in Medicine
Australian Prof. Frank MacFarlane Burnet and Briton Prof. Peter Brian Medawar won the 1960 Nobel Prize for Medicine for the discovery of acquired immunological tolerance. Burnet directs the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute in Melbourne. Medawar is a professor at University College London.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Frank MacFarlane Burnet
Peter Brian Medawar
Royal Caroline Institute
Alfred Nobel
Burnet
Medawar
Walter and Eliza Hall
Melbourne
Australia
Medaware
University College
London
Hartford Heir Accused of Misconduct. Wife Seeks 25 Million Alimony
Margie Steele Hartford, 31, filed in State Supreme Court before Justice Henry Epstein claiming Huntington Hartford, 48, heir to the G P & A food chain, misconduct with several women. She seeks a record 25 million alimony. The couple married 12 years ago in Hollywood. Hartford is a prominent businessman.
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New York
Huntington Hartford
State Supreme Court
Henry Epstein
Marjorie Steele Hartford
Mr. Hartford
Hollywood
Hartford
Marilyn Maxwell and Jerry Davis separate in Hollywood
Marilyn Maxwell and her husband of seven years Jerry Davis a TV producer and writer separate. She said Wednesday she will sue for divorce once a property settlement is reached. They have a son Matthew age four.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Maxwell
Jerry Davis
Matthew
Negro Leader ML King Arrested After Atlanta Sit-Ins
In Atlanta, Martin Luther King Jr and 35 others were jailed on charges of violating the state anti trespass law after a coordinated sit in protest at segregated lunch counters. Lonnie C. King and 16 others had charges dismissed for obeying orders to leave the store.
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Atlanta
Martin Luther King, Jr
King
Lonnie C. King
No Kin
Committee On Appeal For Human Rights
Rich
James Webb
M. L. King
Montgomery
Treasury Errs In Tax Booklet On Medical Deductions
The Treasury Department and IRS acknowledge a misleading paragraph in next year’s income tax instructions. It concerns older married couples itemizing medical expenses and could cause excess taxes. The rule differs for those 65 or older, who may deduct medical costs in full within limits, from those under 65 who face a three percent income threshold.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
The
Nixon Proposes National Economic Council
Nixon outlines a plan to create a National Economic Council to coordinate federal efforts for healthy growth while preserving Federal Reserve independence. He proposes an early warning economic intelligence system, possible tax tools, and stronger unemployment insurance to stabilize the economy amid automation and global finance concerns. Kennedy is slated for a televised debate to challenge statements on campaign issues.
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Richard M. Nixon
National Economic Council
United States
National Security Council
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Grange Federation Exchange Reports Fiscal Year Earnings
Syracuse leader J. C. Corwith told 2,500 delegates at the 40th stockholders meeting that earnings for the year ended June 30 totaled 3,290,139 on a smaller volume of business, the second highest in six years, compared with 4,589,430 the prior year.
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Syracuse
Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange
J. C. Corwith
Water Mall
Longest Los Angeles murder retrial delves into Finch Tregoff case
The 161 week jury deliberates in the Finch and Tregoff murder retrial over the 1959 death of Barbara Finch. The defendants face accusations of planning wealth avoidance in a disputed divorce, while they claim an accidental gun discharge occurred during a visit to Mrs Finch.
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Los Angeles
Finch-Tregoff
Los Angeles County
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
West Covina
Barbara Jean Finch
Finch
Tregolf
West Reds Armored Submarines Signal Nuclear Threat
The U S recalls ambassador to Cuba after embargo announcement and Cuba's missing envoys. Khrushchev announces atom powered submarines with nuclear rockets aboard at Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow and criticizes Western disarmament talks while proposing a 15 nation panel to expand the East West committee.
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Upi
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Luzhniki
U. N. General Assembly
Tass
Pentagon
U. N. Assembly
General Assembly
Kennedy Attacks Nixon White Paper Over Debates
Senator Kennedy accuses Nixon of one sided statements and refuses to answer on TV. He counters a Nixon white paper with a point by point reply and insists on broader debate beyond a single publication. Negotiations over extending debates continue as election day approaches.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nuon
Sion
Nixon Excluded as Witness in Granite Tax Trial
In Littleton New Hampshire Nixon is removed as a possible witness in the federal tax evasion trial of Mark Granite 78. The case features prominent names while Dora Vale Granite 62 testifies and identifies contributors to the Granite Foundation the nonprofit educational and historical operation set up by her husband.
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Littleton
N. H
Richard M. Nixon
Mark
Nixon and Kennedy Decline Religion as Election Issue
In New York at the Alfred E. Smith dinner both Nixon and Kennedy rejected religion as a factor in the election. Kennedy urged voters to judge on national needs while Nixon voiced faith in God and human rights, drawing loud applause from about 2,000 attendees. Cardinal Spellman presided at the charity event.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
Nixon
Nun killed in Route 414 crash near Seneca Falls
A Roman Catholic nun Sister Marie Margo, about 70, a seventh grade teacher at St. Patrick's Parochial School in Seneca Falls, was killed when two cars collided with an unoccupied vehicle. Sister William Mary, 31, principal of the school, was injured and in fair condition at Taylor Brown Hospital.
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Waterloop
Here
Marie Margo
St. Patrick's Parochial School
Seneca Falls
William Mary
Taylor Brown Hospital
Houk Named Yankees Manager Succeeding Stengel
Ralph Houk a 31-year-old former catcher and Yankee coach since 1958 was named manager of the New York Yankees replacing Casey Stengel. The one year contract comes at Houk’s request as Stengel is released for age after 12 seasons with 10 pennants and seven titles. Team officials including Dan Topping George Weiss and Roy Hamer announced at a noon press conference. Stengel did not attend and front office changes were outlined with Weiss to retire as GM.
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Ralph Houk
New York Yankees Today
Casey Stengel
Houk
Stengel
Yankees
Dan Topping
George
Roy Hamer
Yankee
Weiss
Hamey
Jack White
Ed Lopat
Frank Crosetti
Eisenhower resumes California tour with non political banner
President Eisenhower returns to the California leg of his Resumes Speaking Tour under a non political banner and plans a mid morning departure from Palm Springs for San Francisco. A large welcome and motorcade are planned with a Commonwealth Club dinner speech likely about the international situation.
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James C. Hagerts
Richard M. Nixon
John B. Kennedy
Esenhower
Nixon
Minnesota
Kennedy Leads Nixon In New York Poll
New York Daily News early returns show Senator John F Kennedy ahead of Vice President Richard M Nixon by 31.1 percent to 48.9 percent in New York State. The News editorial supports Nixon and notes the results cover less than 3 000 votes to 30 000 voters to be polled statewide.
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Richard M. Nixon
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New York Daily News
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