Accord Near Walkout May End Quickly
Downey 1200 members of the United Steelworkers began a strike at Rheem Aircraft division at 6 am after a 15 hour negotiation with company representatives at the Mayfair Hotel in Los Angeles. A 3 pm meeting at Steel Workers Hall in Bellflower set to present new proposals. Local 4670 represents 1150 of the plant's 2400 employes. ED Tanski said no basic disagreement exists, but workers will not return until the contract offer is accepted. Negotiations started March 1. workers have been on day to day terms since April 16. The company offered provisions of the Lockheed contract. main issues are seniority and transfer clauses. Downey police dispatched 12 officers and 35 deputies placed on standby at Norwalk Sheriff’s Station. The plant makes aircraft and missile components.
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Pere Westmore Overdose Attempt Reported
Hollywood makeup artist Pereival Westmore aged 54 is recovering at a private sanitarium after police say he attempted suicide by swallowing sleeping pills Tuesday night. He received emergency care at Hollywood Receiving Hospital. no motive was found. Previous overdose incident noted last August.
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Pilot's survivor recalls deadly air collision near Washington
Julius R. McCoy, sole survivor, describes a midair explosion after a collision between a military jet trainer and a capital airliner eight miles east of Washington. He survived with burns and a parachute rescue, while investigations intensify into air safety and airspace control.
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Rioting Spreads in Panama City Colon attacks National Guard
Rioters in Panama spread Tuesday night from Panama City to Colon storming National Guard headquarters with stones and bottles. Six guardsmen and a boy and a girl were injured. Demonstrators included nonstudents after a youth mass meeting. A student leader said he did not instigate the attack. Authorities blamed political agitators.
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Tryst Ends in Fatal Bridgeton Crash
In Bridgeton New Jersey a 19 year old shoemaker Lester Wright died after a late night crash at Harmony crossroads. His wife Vera Wright 19 is in serious condition with possible skull fracture. Police seek Walter Robinson owner of the car she drove on a learner permit.
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Where to Find It Secretary of Commerce Proposals to Congress
Secretary of Commerce Weeks presents proposals to Congress to aid small business. Distribution of reference pages listed includes Ad, Page numbers, various sections like Beach Combing and Bridge. The notice directs readers to locate related items across multiple newspaper pages and sections.
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Pledges Decision on Tax Cut Soon
President Eisenhower told 2600 business leaders that an economic upturn is forming though no exact start date can be named. He warned inflation and deficits limit tax cuts and said any decision will follow talks with congressional leaders. Vice President Nixon urged resisting emergency cuts for shoppers.
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Weather outlook with clouds and sunny intervals
Low clouds linger tonight and early Thursday then mostly sunny Thursday with variable high clouds. Temperatures hold steady with a high near 73 Thursday.
Dope Raid Nets Girl Parents Neighbor
A 15 year old girl, her parents, and a neighbor in Wilmington were arrested on narcotics possession charges. Carlos L. Villescas, 43, fled a police stop and was apprehended after allegedly chewing marijuana. The Fr nco family home yielded marijuana, opium, and other drugs.
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British Saucer Boat Aims to Glide Over The Sea
British reports describe a saucer shaped flying boat to skim sea level, heavy as a freighter and fast as a seaplane. Downward jets lift a cushion of air while forward jets propel it. Government contracts awarded to Saunders Roe for research. capacity up to 1000 passengers or cargo. Project may take a decade to finish.
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AF Plans Titan Base at Denver
The Air Force designates Lowry bombing range southeast of Denver Colorado as its fifth intercontinental missile launch site and first for the Titan. Initial funding is in the current year appropriation requests for July 1. Cleanup and base conversion costs are expected to be similar to Warren AFEB Cheyenne Wyoming where 165 million dollars is slated for Atlas missile launches. Additional operational bases for intercontinental missiles include Fairfield AFB Washington Offut Omaha and Cooke AFB Lompoc California which will train crews and launch missiles.
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Voters crush Stassen bid for governor
Harold E. Stassen's bid for a political comeback was crushed as Pennsylvania Republicans handed him a crushing defeat in the gubernatorial primary. His opponent Arthur T. McGonigle led by nearly two to one. In other statewide races, Maryland Democrat and Pittsburgh Mayor Thomas D'Alessandro won the US Senate and governor nominations. Pennsylvania Governor Lawrence, Lt Gov Furman, and other results also emerged with decisive margins.
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Senate panel restores aid funding in foreign bill
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to restore 220 million of 339 million cut by the House from the Eisenhower foreign aid program and approved 1.8 billion for military hardware. It also backed 835 million in defense economic aid, up from 775 million. The committee will reconvene in a closed session at 9 a.m. Thursday to review remaining items, with potential further increases.
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Matter of Men Inferiority Claims Male Fear of Women
Dr. Lydia Sicher contends men are afraid of women in Western culture and must prove themselves as men. She links this to behavior from job loss to violence, noting even husbands who kill estranged wives act from underlying fear of the partner seeking another man.
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