Ford Union Talks Progress in Chicago Heights Strike
Negotiations between Ford and United Auto Workers continue in Chicago Heights after a five hour meeting with some progress reported. The seven day strike by 3,750 workers began last Friday over health and safety concerns at the stamping plant, with broader effects expected as up to 27,000 Ford workers at 20 plants in five states may be idled tonight. The union plans to start applying for striker relief benefits on Monday.
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Ward Left 12376 Estate After Ward Scandal Suicide
Ward left a net estate of 13760 pounds after debts. Papers report the estate was tied to proceeds from portraits sold during his vice trial. A court barred publisher Peham Pound from releasing Ward's 25000 word manuscript and blocked use of Ward artworks.
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Chevrolet Unveils 1964 Models in Quiet Detroit Preview
Detroit reports Chevrolet unveiled its 1964 line led by the Chevelle, with five assembly lines and 49 models. GM executive Lemon Knudsen announced a record expansion including 11 Chevelle variants and options for six cylinder engines on an 115 inch wheelbase. Sales pace through July exceeded 1962 records, signaling potential for a new annual total over 2.2 million cars and 415,000 trucks if trends continue.
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Second Bay Admits Part in School Fire
SACRAMENTO UPS A second boy has admitted taking part in last weekend arson at Stanborn Junior High School. William Crawford 16 initially denied involvement but told authorities on Wednesday he entered the school with Robert Reese 17. Crawford denied helping set the fire while Reese has admitted starting it.
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Disarmament Parley Shifts to Collateral Measures
In Geneva the 17 nation disarmament conference moved to discuss collateral measures such as observation posts to guard against surprise attack. The talks may lay groundwork for new agreements ahead of U S British and Soviet ministers meeting at the UN General Assembly in New York September 17. US and Soviet negotiators guard plans on post placements while Western observers warn talks require Soviet troop reduction demands to be dropped. Prime Minister Sean Lemass of Ireland and his wife will visit the United States starting October 15 as guests of President Kennedy per an invitation extended during Kennedy's Ireland trip.
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Truck Rams Rear Of Bus In Los Angeles Fatality
A truck struck the rear of a city bus at Wilshire and Westwood in West Los Angeles, killing Mrs. Helen Gruetzner and injuring her companion Mrs. Josephine Magee, 42, both women pedestrians. The crash occurred Wednesday near two Wilshire and Westwood avenues. Magee sustained fractures of both legs and other injuries.
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