Auto workers flood plants with no contract pact
Nearly 500000 UAW members reported to work without a union contract across GM Chrysler and Ford plants. No incidents were reported as negotiations stalled since contracts expired. Walter Reuther urged restraint while plants monitored for slowdowns or sabotage amid solemn Memorial Day closings.
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Graham S F Crusade Hits 500000 Mark
Evangelist Billy Graham's San Francisco crusade surpassed 505,600 in attendance after April 27, with 12,000 in a Cow Palace audience and 1,500 at a Third Baptist Church rally. He urged action against racial friction, saying the root cause is lack of inner capacity for love.
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Brewery Union Vote Advances
Striking brewery workers near completion of balloting on a new contract to end a month-long strike at five major breweries in San Francisco. Teamsters and California Brewers Assn spokesmen predicted acceptance, with terms cited as a $4 weekly raise this year and 34 next year.
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Christian Scientists Elect Iowa Native as President in Boston
The Christian Science church in Boston names an Iowa native from Marshalltown, Leonard T. Carney, as president, succeeding Mabel Ellen Saias. Carney, a 1919 practitioner since Grinnell College and Harvard Law School, urges reliance on divine power over material science to meet space age challenges.
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U S intervention planned in Philadelphia newspaper strike
UPI reports U S mediators move to intervene in the Philadelphia strike tying up Inquirer and Bulletin distribution. Two unions, Teamsters Local 628 and the guild, failed to reach a contract agreement as mediators prepare separate talks and a joint session. Knight urged voters from both parties to support a reconciliation plan.
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Knight Victory Claim Sets Senate Nomination Tone
Knight voiced strong confidence in securing the United States Senate nomination from his party and anticipated a November victory, signaling a decisive campaign posture.
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Educator Dies at 74 in Peoria University Loss
M. Hewitt vice president emeritus of the university in Peoria DL died Sunday of a heart attack. Hewitt, longtime educator and town figure, served as dean until retirement and leaves behind a legacy in higher education.
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