Union Pay Increases Shrinking Says Labor Dept
A UPI report summarizes Bureau of Labor Statistics findings that typical wage gains in 1962 averaged 8 cents an hour, down from earlier years, amid rising unemployment and job security concerns. The piece also covers a Washington homicide case in which Earl A. Carsey is charged with the murder of his bride, Ole Shunk Carsey, discovered beaten in a guest house bed after a honeymoon trip from Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Bureau
Labor Department
Howe
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ole Shunk Carsey
West Germany
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Katia
Morgan Ruest House
Thomas Rasmussen
Ely
Nev
Carsey
Nunzio Bonaccorsy
Bonaccorsy
George Donahue
Carney
United Nations Congo Force Funding Plan
The Congo and three other African nations proposed a resolution to allocate 182 million to sustain a reduced U N force in the Congo through next June. The Budgetary Committee would allow Secretary General U Thant to spend up to 2.2 million monthly for a 5 3 0 0 man force. The Congo seeks a six month extension beyond December 31 after current funds expire. The Soviet bloc opposes the plan. A net gain of 3 13 million would be raised, with the Congo agreeing to cover 3.2 million in local expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Congo
U.N
Assembly
U Thant
Thant
U.S
Elizabethton
Tenn
Teresa
Hisolunteers
France
South Africa
David FE. Tucker
Cosmonette Plans Moon Flight Amid Space Hype
Miss Tereshkova said a man and a maid would join the first Russian rocket to attempt a moon landing, with herself as the maid and Yuri Gagarin aboard. She claimed Soviet equipment was ready and the U.S. would be beaten to the moon. A separate report covers Armour & Co. production disputes, union demands, and job standards at plants in several states, with proposed funding allocations and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Valentina Tereshkova
Havana
Chicago
Paris
iCo
Mexico
Ystates
Arch of Triumph
Tereshkova
Gagarin
Union
Armour
United Packinghouse, Food & Allied Workers Union
Aflclo
Untreated Infectious Syphilis Found Hidden in 1962 Survey
Dr. Arthur C. Curtis reports 5,000 early syphilis cases would be detected if private physicians’ reports were complete, citing a national survey of 13,940 syphilis cases across 6,000 doctors from April to June 1962. Only 11 percent were reported, and gonorrhea reporting stood at 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Arthur C. Curtis
Ann Arbor
Mich
Health Department
Curtis
American Social Health Association
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Curlig
Canada Dock Walkout Shocks Wheat Trade Links to Russia
Montreal reports a longshore walkout by about 3,800 workers spreading from Quebec City to Trois Rivières. The strike, first by the International Longshoremen's Association's Canadian union since 1986, aims for higher pay and risks disrupting shipments tied to Russian wheat imports and Canada’s export flow. Negotiations between the union and the Shipping Federation of Canada paused with picketing at Montreal Harbor as a mediator intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Mately
St. ’Lawrence River
Midsports
Quebec City
Trais Riviéres
Canada
Russia
International Longshoremen’s Association
Pange
Federation of Canada
Rene Lione Monteal
Cnidlay
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Gyrocopter
C. Roy Shine
Pasadena
Shine
Martin Co. Research Institute For Advanced Studies
Baltimore
U.S. Labor Dept
Armour Co
Ask Fund For Congo
U.N. Force
Cosmonette
Moon
Snidaff
Reuikad
Wes. Point
Neb
Wiidm
Sioux City
Iowa
Lies
Pacific Avenue
Channel Street
Harbor
San Pedro
Water Department
Waters
Kenny Saya
Sith
Canada Dock
International Longeshoremen's Association
Southern California Edison
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