Wage Boost Rejection Riles UAW
The UAW signals not accepting the Big Three rejection of contract reopening for a wage boost. GM Ford and Chrysler reject immediate 50 cent raises, citing upcoming automatic raises and 1964 three year pact terms. Fraser warns the issue could top the Sept. 7 executive board agenda. Auto workers to receive automatic increases a week after next Monday under current contracts.
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Franchising Executives Attend Harvard Seminar
A class of 42 executives from franchising firms began a five day Harvard Business School seminar on marketing strategy corporate planning and capital budgeting under International Franchise Association auspices. Donald R. Hamacher president elect described the program as professional guidance from professors to refine industry practices. Hamacher leads Dog n Suds, a Champaign Illinois hotdog and root beer chain operating in 40 states.
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Weather Map Forecast Across Regions
Cooler conditions spread from the mid Atlantic to the Mississippi Valley while southern Plains and Great Basin see warmth. Rainy spells expected in New England Carolinas Florida Pacific coast and central Plateaus. AP Wirephoto.
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Townspeople Describe Turbulent Varto Earthquake
The Varto district in eastern Turkey faced a devastating quake that destroyed most homes and left thousands homeless. An estimated 2,100 lives were counted in the district, with officials planning emergency housing as winter nears and 58,000 families to be resettled.
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Skeletons found in St Ignace grave speculation on Father Marquette
Archeologists in St Ignace Michigan speculate a skeleton unearthed from a grave may be Father Jacques Marquette. Tests suggest three skeletons dating 1650 to 1700 are of European descent. Father Marquette founded a mission at St Ignace and lived 1637 to 1675.
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Septic Tank Bid Invitation for Evergreen Park Restrooms
The Carbondale Park District invites bids for construction of septic tank systems for restrooms at Evergreen Park near the city reservoir. Bids open publicly at 4 30 p m Monday at the park district office 208 W Elm St Specifications available at the office.
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Area Weather Snapshot and Lake Spill Data
High Monday to 83 with a low of 71 and overnight 56. At 10 am today 67 degrees. Trace precipitation since 7 am Monday. Sunset 7:46 pm, sunrise Wednesday 6:20 am, sunset Wednesday 7:45 pm. Crab Orchard Lake 6 inches below spillway. Devil's Kitchen Lake and Little Grassy Lake at spillway. Lake of Egypt at spillway. Pollen count 23.
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Fire Crews Respond to Multiple Rural Blazes
Fire calls reported in Carbondale Giant City area for a shed fire at Clifford Foster residence with minor damage. Johnston City grass fire on Newton Street started from an incinerator at Dave Martin home, no damage. Christopher area saw a grass fire west of town on Route 14. cause undetermined, about half an acre burned.
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Inflation Reaches Highest Pace Since 1957 in July
Labor Department data show consumer prices up four tenths of one percent in July continuing a rise seen since the year’s start. The July index stands at 113.3, 2.8 percent higher than a year earlier, with services and food driving much of the increase and New York transit fares contributing to the rise. Real earnings fell as prices rose, while wage contracts gained cost of living protections for about 1.14 million workers.
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City council proposes entry cash requirement for visitors
Athens officials urge Greece to require all foreign arrivals to carry at least 200 on arrival in an effort to curb a wave of beatniks and cashless undesirables. The plan aims to screen travelers and bolster tourism revenue.
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FDIC To Endorse 10000 Dollar Continued Banking Service
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation plans to continue a banking service at ten thousand dollars for seventy three years. The announcement outlines ongoing support and stability measures for insured deposits and customer protection.
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