Southland Carpentry Lockout Persists With Talks Stalled
About 1,000 Southern California builders not covered by the master contract remain at issue as four contractor groups and the Carpenters Union clash over extensions. Carpenters rejected a July extension while engineers resume work under contracts to July 4. Plasterers win a wage increase pact for 4,000 workers, and 5,000 masons threaten a Friday strike if no deal. Residential building to continue for about a week with limited disruption anticipated.
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Grandson of Wilson Farm Bill Missing in Himalayas
Norman Hansen, 36, a Boston lawyer, Roger Alan Hart, 21, a Tufts student, and Hans Peter Duttle, a Swiss teacher, plan a March expedition from Kathmandu. Sayre told newsmen the climb would be leisurely with no fixed route, but mountaineering experts doubt the plan will hold.
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Near Blind Man Beaten Robbed of Two Dollars
A 55-year-old near blind man, Clyde Belles of 1606 Orchard St, was attacked near Venice Blvd and Westmoreland Ave as two youths jumped from bushes, choked him, stole his wallet, and stomped him. He received hospital treatment for multiple bruises.
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State Promotes Private Printing for November Voter Booklet
Sacramento reports Finance Director Hale Champion will seek bids from private printers to produce the voters pamphlet for the November election. The 1962 legislature allowed private printing if the state plant is unsuitable, with an estimated cost of about 200000. The move follows concerns the state printing plant may be inadequate.
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Chinese Buildup Near Isles Reported
Intelligence notes a steady Chinese movement toward the offshore islands with possible defensive and offensive uses. U.S. debate on defending Formosa and surrounding islands continues as the 7th Fleet stations over 125 ships to deter potential assaults.
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Khrushchev Sees Russia Overtaking U S Industry in 10 Years
Premier Khrushchev, visiting Hunedoara, Romania, predicted Russia would surpass United States industrial output within a decade. He urged East bloc sacrifices to push steel production toward 250 million tons annually, while touring Hunedoara’s steel complex and noting vast regional energy and mining activity. He compared Soviet-Romanian friendship to a vampire tale and emphasized shared resolve amid harsh conditions.
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