Atom Plant Strike Looms Nearing Production Halt
At Oak Ridge on June 3 a CIO union voted to strike 2000 workers at a major atomic production plant. If the walkout occurs next Thursday it could halt uranium 235 production, a key fissionable material for bombs. Union officials seek a new contract with a broad hourly wage increase beginning June 9 after seven weeks of negotiations.
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Oak Ridge
CIO
Washington
Martin Wag
Ner
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers
Wagner
Ucent
Persistent Husband Persists in Denver Bus Pursuit
In Colorado a husband followed a Pueblo bus to Denver pleading to reunite with his estranged wife and their two children. The driver sped away, the man chased by car, and at Colorado Springs authorities intervened. Inside Denver the wife and children left the bus. police returned to their beats.
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Denver
Colorado
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Berlin talks fail to resolve rail strike dispute
Four military commanders in Berlin met for 344 hours with no agreement on the 18,000 West Berlin rail workers strike. Brig. Gen. Frank L. Howley said many proposals were discussed but no accord reached, after Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotikov invited the talks. The walkout has curbed transportation in the Soviet and West German sectors, with the strike ongoing for almost a month.
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Thomas A. Reeny
Fromm Breas
Berlin
Frank L. Howley
Alexander G. ‘Oilkov
Kotikov
West Berlin
Fire Police Bill Delayed by House Amendments
The fire and police pay bill, originated by Sen. Walter Tynan of San Antonio, is delayed about a week as the House adds amendments that do not apply to San Antonio. The measure, passed 92 to 23, would raise minimum base pay from $200 to $720 for San Antonio firemen and policemen, with about a 10 percent overall increase. The bill, now back to the Senate for a vote on amendments, faces possible opposition there. Local option provisions were altered. no local option for cities over 40,000 remains, and San Antonio would require a petition for elections in some city sizes. The bill would require about $180,000 more to meet mandatory minimums, per Ray Davis, San Antonio tax commissioner who opposed it.
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Ginn
Austin
House
San Antonio
Senate
Walter Tynan
Ray Davis
Lucal
Eugene C. Williams
Weather forecast and conditions for coast region
Weather data for Friday through Sunday across Texas and nearby areas indicates 63 percent humidity, periods of precipitation, and general temperature expectations with a cooler trend northwest. Winds and cloudiness vary by location, with normal minima and maxima noted for northern and southern portions.
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Bone
Sara
Aransas Pass
Texas
Por
Pereralis
Angeles
Memphis
Guavonemana
Boys Club Pool Set Opens June 1 Season
The Boys Club pool at the Boys Club Unit 1 will open the swimming season on June 1 after a thorough scrub and paint. Units 2 and 3 continue swimming programs in city pools in cooperation with the city recreation department, with Girls Club House of Neighterly Servi jie and International Institute and St. Mark's Community House also sharing pool facilities at SO Bratas Moras st.
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House of Neighterly Servi Jie
International Insitute
Body Found In Lake Prompting Investigation In Hammond
Police in Hammond Indiana help Lake County authorities investigate the death of a man whose body was found near Lake Michigan after being thrown into the water. Investigators are examining the incident as a possible foul play case and awaiting autopsy results.
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Ind
Chicago
Lake County
Lake Michigan
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