Payless weeks save Pittsburgh packing firm workers unite
About 400 Oswald & Hess employees in Pittsburgh agreed to five payless weeks within a year to help the firm regain balance. President Carl Pieper and board chair Curtis Pieper signed on, with all ranks participating. The first payless week ended March 18 and unions remain united with management in a cooperative effort to outlast financial troubles. Next payless week is mid June with further withheld weeks planned.
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Oswald & Hess Meat Packing
Pittsburgh
UPI
Rudolph C. Cernkovic
United Press International Pittsburgh
Carl Pieper
Curtis
Out With the Weed and other brief UPI items
A batch of short UPI items notes emb ar rassed court officials removing a blooming marijuana plant from a municipal courthouse yard. A Lorain, Ohio driver defends speeding with a faulty car excuse. A Canterbury pet shop window warns these hamsters are not rats. Berkeley officials reveal Dean Rusk says beauti ful young ladies smile at him. A Teamsters led plan aids a western Pennsylvania meat firm facing 1.5 million dollars in debt with workers pledging pay and several retailers increasing orders, lifting morale and jobs security during a slow Lenten period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
England
UPI
Teamsters
Pieper
Teamsters Local 249
Portland
Ore
Pennsylvania
O&h
Joseph Laubham
Rudy
Deaths mark early American industry and diplomacy
Funeral services scheduled for Irving Sarnoff 60 a radio industry pioneer and brother of RCA board chairman David Sarnoff. The United Nations meanwhile mourns Dr Manuel Bisbey Alberni 55 Cuba’s permanent representative who died after collapsing at the UN Building. In Bronxville Rev William J Finn 79 founder of the Paulist Choristers died after burns from a self lighting a match. In Hollywood Dr Harry Linn Fisher 76 synthetic rubber pioneer and former ACS president died at his Claremont home.
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New York
UPI
Irving Sarnoff
Sarnoff
David Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
United Nations Diplomatic Corps
Manuel Bisbey Alberni
Cuba
World Organization
United Nations
Bronxville, N.Y
William J. Finn
Paulist Choristers
Chicago
Hollywood
Eichmann Studied Judas as Model for Evil Extermination
In the third of six articles, Adolf Eichmann, facing trial in Jerusalem, is depicted as studying Judas Iscariot to mold his role as an exterminator. From Berlin in 1933 to Riga in 1941, Eichmann moves from cautious observer to SS major directing mass murder, with a chilling blend of charm and ruthlessness.
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Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem
Tom A. Cullen
Assn
Chekhov
Eichmann
Judas Iscariot
Berlin
Judas
Riga
Lithuania
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Schuyzstaffeln
Kurfurstendam
Hitler
Gestapo
Anatol Fried
Linz
Austria
Argentina
Hungary
Night of the Storm a Foote drama on CBS TV
TV critic Fred Danzig reviews Horton Foote’s Night of the Storm on CBS. The 90 minute drama set in turn of the century Texas creates mood through sturdy, stoic characters who endure hardship with quiet resolve and move to take necessary action.
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Fred Danzig
New York
UPI
David Susskind
David
DuPont
Horton Foote
CBS TV
Texas
Foote
Horace Rebedeaux Sr
Horace Jr
Julia
Horace Sr
Uut
Von Braun Sparks Saturn Development in Huntsville
Dr Wernher von Braun, head of NASA and Marshall Space Flight Center, outlines U S aims in space as he leads Saturn rocket development and Mercury projects from Huntsville Alabama He cites US lead in some areas and Soviet advances. discusses duplication and project balance amid ongoing rocketry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Phillips
Huntsville
Ala
UPI
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Mercury
Atlantic Missile Range
The
Flight Center
England
Titan
Atlas
Joe the Crow Commands Attention at Ralph’s Home
Salt Lake City AP reports Joe the Crow, owned by 15 year old Ralph, rules the yard, chats, whistles and barks at a neighbor’s dog, and calls Ralph or Mom for attention. The 3 year old bird, mostly uncaged outdoors, learned most of its vocabulary in two years, with a clever streak noted by Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Joe
Ralph Aielle
Ralph
First Propelled Vessel by James Rumsey Reaches 4 MPH
The first mechanically propelled vessel designed by James Rumsey achieved four miles per hour on the Potomac River in 1787. Retail sales in U S stores reached a record 219.8 billion dollars in 1960, up 2.1 percent from 1959. Local advertisers invest about 2.75 billion in daily newspapers to help sell products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
James Rumsey
Potomac River
U.S
Bible For Beatniks Translation Sparks Anglican Debate
London Anglican minister Rev. Herbert Mathers criticizes a new New Testament translation calling it crude and inadequate. He objects to rendering the parable’s "10 virgins" as "the 10 girls" noting that not all girls are virgins nowadays and arguing for traditional language.
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London
UPI
Herbert Mathers
Mathers
St. Modwen's Church
Wanted: Overpayments on Furniture Sets Seeks Assignee
A reliable party is sought to take over weekly payments of 3.00 on a complete bedroom suite including dresser chest bed springs mattress pillows and bed spread. Also seeks a person to assume 3.00 weekly payments on a complete living room suite with sofa bed chair two end tables coffee table and two lamps. A responsible party is wanted to take over payments on a six piece dinette. This furniture looks like new.
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Plete
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Sabe
van Nuys, Calif
Lorain, Ohio
Franklin Wildenheim
Berkeley
Calif
Dean Rusk
Nanny Fowlkes
Howard Guenther
Guenther
William Swope
Ed Spehar
Lawrence Eckhardt
Walter Dietz
Dietz
Rudy Vallee
Joe Laubham
Fried
TV In Review
Saturn Development
Brad Herrman
Master Herrman
Julie Harris
Callie
Jo van Fleet
Fritz Weaver
Mildred Dunnock
E. G. Marshall
Henderson Forsythe
Arthur Hughes
Marc Connelly
Dan Petrie
Petrie
Dinette
MR. Woody
Tomchin
Wise Homes
Charleston
Wise Homes, Inc
P. O. Box
Charleston, W. Va
Wise
County
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