Auto contract talks heat up over labor costs and prices
Detroit reports the big three General Motors Ford and Chrysler begin wage and price discussions amid UAW demands for 600000 workers and protests over inflation. Ford accuses the union of propaganda while Chrysler opens with several proposals on representation grievance and unemployment benefits as talks resume after the July 4 holiday.
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UPI
Nabor
General “Motors
Ford
Chry
UAW
Weil Peau Bee
Ken Bannon
Ford Department
Chrysler
Baptists Open Youth Camp Near Tonto Rim
A youth camp for youngsters referred by social and law enforcement agencies opens July 5 in the Tonto Rim area, sponsored by the Arizona Convention of Baptist Churches. Sessions run through July 14 with groups of up to six boys per tent and an adult leader per tent. girls groups are smaller. Activities include crafts, sports, fishing, hiking, and nightly vespers. After camp, follow-up calls are made to the youths at home by referring agencies.
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Tonto Rim
Arizona Convention of ‘Baptist Churches
Pga
Minister and Family Take Vacation Trip to Ohio
The Rev and Mrs Paul Baum travel to Ohio for a vacation. Baumgartner serves as pastor of Ascension Lutheran Church at 4061 Indian Road in Columbus. Mrs Baumgartner attends a Capital University class of 1941 reunion. The couple also visit the pastor’s mother Mrs Rosetta Baumgartner in Toledo.
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Paul
Baum
Ohio
Gartner
Ascension Lutheran Church
Cadets at Army ROTC Camp Near Fort Lewis
Cadets Timothy Sexson and James Flickinger from Scottsdale participate in six weeks of ROTC summer camp training at Fort Lewis Washington. The program ends July 28 with practical experience in tactical technical and administrative subjects emphasizing duties of a second lieutenant in an infantry unit.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
Timothy Sexson
James. Flickinger
Ines. Bate
Scottsdale
Army
Training Corps
At Eerie
Stu
Judges Blast TV Crime as Youth Danger
In San Francisco UPI reports the National Council of Juvenile Court Judges decries violent TV shows as harmful to youth. Judge Henry AL Riederer of Kansas City says judges must act as children imitate blood and thunder. Senator Thomas J. Dodd warns juvenile crime rising faster than organized crime and urges action.
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UPI
National Council of Juvenile Court Judges
Henry
AL ‘Riederer
Kansas ‘City
Council
Riederer
Thomas’ J. Dodd
Dconn
Dodd
Senate ‘Judiciary
America
Kennedy Signs Temporary Debt Limit Extension
President Kennedy signed measures extending the national debt limit and delaying tax cuts. The package adds 5 billion to the debt ceiling, avoiding a pre Korean War level reset and potential government spending halt until repayment.
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Washington
Kennedy
Stax
MacArthur Returns to Philippines on Possible Final Visit
General Douglas A MacArthur embarks on a possible final visit to the Philippines the island he liberated. At 81 the famed commander who vowed I shall return returns seeking to reinforce allies and celebrate a long awaited renewal of the war effort.
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New
York
UPDA
Philippines
Eday
Douglas A MacArthur
Republic
Vietnamese Battle Reds Make Major Push Near Saigon
South Viet Nam's Tieng Dist division launched a full scale operation about 200 miles south of Saigon, killing 35 Vietcong and capturing 35. Government troops reportedly destroyed three arms factories one base hospital a training center in Binh Vinh province. One government soldier was killed and another wounded. The operation targeted a Vietcong hideout with a large unit of regular Reds nearby.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
Tieng ‘Dist
Here
Binh Vinh
Disarmament Talks Stall In Geneva And Moscow
The outlook for disarmament remained bleak as US and Soviet negotiators faced a stalemate after two weeks of talks. A resumption was agreed for Moscow on July 17 while Geneva hosted the nuclear test ban conference, with Soviet envoy Valerian Zorin saying little progress had been made.
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Washington
UPI
United ‘States
Russia
Moscow
Geneva
Valerian
Zorn
Moslems Stage Algiers Riot and General Strike Call
Algiers reports a moslem led riot in Belcourt district as a general strike call spread. Crowds pressured French troops, who retreated under a volley of flower pots and garbage from balcony mobs.
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Algiers
UPI
Belcourt
vAs
Editor's Mother Dies on Coast
Funeral planned in Glendale California for Mrs Mable McLain 71 mother of Daily Progress editor Gene McLain She died yesterday after living in Phoenix 15 years ago Survived by two sons and two daughters in California and another son Jerry McLain public relations director for Del Webb Construction Co in Phoenix
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Calif
Mable McLain
Daily Progress
Gene Mc
Boy Survives Ocean Ordeal After Three Days on Raft
Terry Wayne McClelland, 14, survived a three day ordeal after his 36 foot cabin cruiser Tim C sank 90 miles off southern California. He watched his grandfather Hartman and others die, before being rescued by a fishing boat and later transported by the submarine USS Didon to San Diego. He described the stormy conditions and the life raft capsizing twice during the struggle.
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Calif
UPD
Terry Wayne. McClelland
A. Aft
Pacific
Terry
Tim C
California
Wayne
Iat Hartman
Santa Ana
Granddad
Hartman
Huntington Beach
Rose Marie
USS
Diodon
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