Ford Offers Job Security Plan in UAW Talks
Detroit’s Detroit News reports Ford Motor Co. has proposed a job security plan tied to guaranteed annual wages, aligning with UAW President Walter Reuther’s 80 percent pay for idle workers during a year. The offer extends to a four day contract deadline and a fund funded by a share of weekly payroll, with state unemployment as a bridge. The union says Ford and the UAW remain far apart on a full contract.
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Nixon Says Big Four Conference Could Be World Last Chance
Vice President Nixon told Rotary International delegates that the upcoming Big Four talks may determine if negotiated peace is possible or if nuclear war hangs over future generations. He warned Soviet leaders may retreat to advance world domination and called disarmament proposals a booby trap.
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France
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Buildings Collide in Dallas Ruin Five-Story Collapse
Three killed eight injured after a downtown building collapsed onto a neighboring two business site on Elm Street near the Fox Theater in Dallas. Rescue workers comb rubble for others as as many as 15 could be trapped in a music store and a tavern. Casualties include Luther Gonzales Ahis B Simmons and William L Kirby. Mary Fhienjy among the injured. Witnesses describe a blast like explosion.
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Ahis B. Simmons
William LE. Kirby
Mary Fhienjy
Cline Music Co
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Losing The Fight Delinquency Conference In Chicago
In Chicago on June 2 a day long conference drew more than 500 social workers law enforcement officers and school officials to seek a blueprint for combatting juvenile delinquency in Cook County. Sheriff Joseph D Lohman opened the event noting rising juvenile crime and the Juvenile Bureau’s strain. James H Bobo of the U S Senate Subcommittee warned that without better prevention the United States will face larger juvenile and adult crime. Experts urged cooperative local action and improved prevention programs while acknowledging gaps in school and community support for youth.
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Mmeny
Bobo
United States
Lloyd E. Ohlin
Center For Education and Research In Corrections
University of Chicago
Kenneth W. Lund
Bureau of
Chicago’ School System
Harold P. O'Connell
Mother reports 75 cent theft by 5 year old boy
In Charleston D C June 2 AP a neighbor boy aged five stole 75 cents. His mother called police who lectured him and the boy pledged to go straight. The incident reflects early child psychology insights on juvenile behavior and parental guidance.
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Charleston
D. C
Weather Table for Crab Orchard Lake
Partly cloudy report notes low yesterday 58. Today from 7 p.m. to 6 p.m. high yesterday 79 and noon to today 80. Crab Orchard Lake area observed with temps.
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Crab Orchard Lake
Mom Dies and Abandoned Five Children Sought
Williamson County authorities sought Gorday Smith, 32, for abandoning five children after his wife Naomi Hornick Smith died of cancer. The mother’s death left the youngsters aged 20 months to 10 years with no food or clothing. Smith cashed aid checks and has not been seen. indictments may follow a July grand jury.
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Mae Smothers Hornick
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Leagl
Health aid favored by Stevenson at NYU-Bellevue
Adlai Stevenson urged federal help for subsidizing private health insurance and for medical research and schools. He spoke at the dedication of the $10 million Medical Science Building at New York University Bellevue Medical Center. He called for long term loans to prepayment groups and for federal support to expand medical services without socialist overtones.
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Adlai F. Stevenson
Stevenson
Ilinois
Democrati
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Department of Agriculture
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Chicago Bloc Happy Remap Bill Smoothed For Final Action
The Chicago based reapportionment bill moved to third reading in the Senate and expected for final passage next Tuesday. Amendments refined Chicago district boundaries including a change in two Senate districts in the Negro area. Negro legislators praised concessions enabling two seats for them, now reduced to one. Dewitt County shifts corrected with Macon, Logan and Menagh, moving Stark County to McLean district, restoring the earlier plan.
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McLean County
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Uranium Stampede Heads for Kern River Claims
In Bakersfield California officials anticipate a mass uranium rush near Kern River Canyon on Friday morning. Sheriff Leroy Galven moves 75 deputies to seize firearms as up to 3 600 prospectors prepare to stake 20 acre claims on about 60 000 acres formerly restricted. The area now reopens after past withdrawals and reclamation orders.
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Leroy Galven
Kergen
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Theyoming Gult & Sulphur Co
Two Toll Aides Waive Salary In Illinois Toll Road Fight
Chicago reports two Illinois Toll Road Commission staffers, executive director Francis Old and engineer George Jackson, waived their salaries as the treasury nears depletion. The May 16 balance stood at 4208.87 dollars, funds needed for secretaries’ pay, rent, and incidentals while a 400 million dollar revenue bond sale is debated with Gov. Stratton. Suburban homeowners seek a rehearing of a federal court dismissal affecting toll road blockers.
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Francis Old
George Jackson
Old
Commission
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Springfield
Chicago
U. S
CIO United Auto Workers Strike Lyrics in Ford Dispute
The CIO United Auto Workers began a radio program with the song You Gotta Dance With Me Henry and closed with Something's Gotta Give in the Ford contract dispute. The playful musical appeal highlighted tensions as talks continued.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
Henry
Unicycle performer to graduate from Syracuse University
Margaret Gregory, who spent her early years in a vaudeville bicycle act, will graduate from Syracuse University Monday after completing eight years of schooling in three years. Born in Petersburg, Virginia, she spent 15 years in the family act and now earns a bachelor of arts after completing normal four-year coursework in high school and college studies.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Margaret Gregory
Syracuse University
Morvher
Gregory
Petersburg
Indicted heir linked to phony oil deals in New York case
Robert H. Schlesinger, 37, son of the Countess Viona Bismarck, faces charges of fleecing three businessmen of $330,000 in fake oil and stock deals. A 15 state alert was issued. Schlesinger had recent headlines for gifting jewels to actress Linda Christian, ex-wife of Tyrone Power. The Countess Bismarck is the former Mrs Harrison Williams.
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Viona Bismarck
New York
Schlesinger
Linda Christian
Tyrone Power
Bismarck
Harrison Williams
Burglars Toast Luck After $25,000 Haul
Chicago police investigated a burglary where suspects escaped with a haul valued at about $25,000. Investigators released details on recovered items and potential leads, urging residents to report information. No injuries reported.
Burglars Loot Gold Coast Apartment of James M. Kahn
Thieves tore through a swank Gold Coast flat Wednesday night taking jewelry and furs worth about 25 000 while toasting their luck with the host’s brandy. James M. Kahn of a uniform firm reported 4000 diamond necklace 4000 diamond earrings 3000 diamond pin and 3560 diamond bracelet stolen from his Seventh Moor residence at 4300 Marine Dr. Police noted an open brandy bottle and two glasses on the dining table. gloves bore no signatures.
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James M. Kahn
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