Auto Pact Near in Detroit as Chrysler Joins Talks
White House reports midwest optimism for a two year peace pact among Ford General Motors and Reuther with Chrysler joining soon. The deal would raise weekly pay and extend unemployment benefits while preserving seniority rights for workers moving between plants.
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Reuther
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Chrysler Corp
John D. Leary
Gill
Arms, politics and a wary view of public policy
A reader laments U S arms shipments to France while mass arms from Tito to Algerian rebels mix with Cold War rhetoric. The piece questions Washington’s stance amid Communist movements, contrasts policy with a Caucus race metaphor, and critiques dog control debates, veteran pensions, and perceived political favoritism toward the military. James A Savage notes high Medal of Honor counts for old volunteers.
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Adriatic
France
U.S
Washington
Reds
Yugoslavia
Philippines
Congress
Truman
House
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Hoover
James A. Savage
U. S
East West Exchanges Strengthen US Soviet Ties
The East West exchange program between the United States and the Soviet Union has proven surprisingly successful. Cultural and industrial exchanges foster friendship, with reciprocity controls on sensitive sites. Ambassador William Lacy notes Russians have access no greater than already available in publications, suggesting growing goodwill for future cooperation.
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Soviet Union
William 5. B. Lacy
Strauss Bows Out Scribe Adm. Lewis Strauss
Adm. Lewis L. Strauss resigns as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission at the end of his current term. He credits his strength and conviction for aiding the nation and the world, including the H-bomb development and the testing program. His tenure spurred peaceful uses of atomic power while contending with congress and Sen. Clinton P. Anderson.
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Mr. Reader
Nebraska
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Through the Years series items from The San Antonio Light
A compilation of brief notes from 1918 to 1938 covering local topics: council vote ending nickel bus passes with fare increases. 1938 bridge invention declared dead by experts. 1828 swimming race date set for Woodlawn lake with Pat Frank as possible entrant. 1908 Beacon Hill homes priced for builders. 1898 Plum Street lacking cross walks causing mud issues. 1838 San Antonio baseball club near collapse prompting refunds and talk of an athlete club.
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City Playground
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San Antonio’ Baseball Club
The De Gaulle Revolution and France’s Turbulent Path
In 1958 King Features Syndicate analyzes a French crisis from a global lens, arguing revolutions arise from ruling class maneuvers or intellectual drivers. It details De Gaulle’s six month tutelage plan, pressures from right and left, NATO, and Soviet stances, predicting turmoil and potential barricades as France seeks a new parliamentary balance.
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de ‘Gaulle
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Philippe
Boulanger
Soustelle
Duclos
Mendes-France
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Health Talk on TV Lighting From Dr Bundes
Dr H N Bundes explains TV viewing differs from cinema lighting. He urges flexible living room lighting with multiple lamps to balance screen brightness and surrounding area. The American Optometric Association recommends one lamp per 50 square feet and even illumination to prevent eye fatigue.
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King Veatures
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