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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
3
City council discusses a new wage schedule for 548 laborers and 277 drivers. A six month probation for some roles would start at $1.25 then rise to $1.30 and $1.35, with peers in equipment operation and foreman positions also set on stepped increases. The proposal includes an incentive step for one standout employee, but the council deferred final approval to study alternatives.
Optimism rose as a Douglas auto workers strike ended quickly and Convair machinists accepted a new offer in Cape Canaveral. IAM negotiations continued in San Francisco and Santa Monica with widespread picket reductions after disturbances, aiming to resolve key Convair and Lockheed clashes affecting Polaris, Atlas, and missile programs.
NAHA Okinawa GOA council pledges to stage large scale demonstrations during President Eisenhower’s visit on Sunday amid speculation PM Kishi may fly to Okinawa to apologize for Tokyo events. Clyde Woods is hospitalized in critical condition after kerosene ingestion by his 2 year old son at 305 Bethune.
Dr. H Bentley Glass, Johns Hopkins biology professor and science adviser to the AEC, refuses to sign Maryland’s loyalty affidavit, calling the law a threat to democracy. He compares forced allegiance to a coercive oath in marriage and condemns subversive activity provisions as an affront to the U.S. Constitution.
A 17 year old from Aransas Pass died when a car crashed into a tree near Edinburg. Four other youths from Hamilton were injured. Health officials investigate a possible arsenic contamination linked to a soft drink syrup at a drive in theater last Friday night.
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