Chrysler Near Agreement to Avert Big Three Strike
A tentative Chrysler UAW deal aims to keep 139,000 workers on layoff pay of 60 to 65 percent for up to 26 weeks, aligning with GM and Ford terms. Union negotiators push to end two national strikes at Bendix, AMC, and International Harvester as talks continue in Detroit and Chicago, with industry wage and pension gains expected in parallel contracts.
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Trade and Diplomatic Ties Build in Middle East
Moscow presses for influence in the Arab world as Soviet officials pledge arms and seek to reshape Western power in the region. Observers see real Soviet leverage forming across Egypt and other Arab states as part of a broader strategy.
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Secretary Dulles cites Russian arms talks in Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles said at a news conference that reports of Soviet arms offers in the Middle East are reasonably reliable. He commented on Egypt and Prime Minister Nasser, with reference to further details on Page 8.
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U S Plans Expanded Arms Check at UN Meeting
U S proposals for a broader arms inspection regime were discussed by a five nation U N Disarmament subcommittee led by Harold E Stassen. The plan aims to merge American and Eastern European satellite country mechanisms to prevent surprise attacks. The session opened Monday as part of the ongoing arms talks with Arab states and other powers.
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Forrestal Shipyard Run Delayed by Repaired Shaft
The carrier Forrestal, sailing toward Norfolk News shipyard, faced engine trouble as a second of its four shafts failed after a burned bearing. Secured last night, the shaft allowed a planned port turn 45 hours ahead. The ship, 60,000 tons, aims to reach Newport News by late afternoon with speed trials pared back.
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Missing boy found on escalator after three hour search
Two year old Danny Wentworth wandered from his mother in a Riverside New Jersey department store. He rode an escalator and sparked a three hour police search before a store clerk located him riding again. The mother bought a harness to keep him under control.
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Polio cases rise as city reports seven new patients
The City Health Department added seven new polio cases, bringing this year’s hospital admissions to 132. Only six patients are Syracusans, with the rest from outside the city. The Health Commissioner notes the total remains below last year’s figure, and details on the patients include a 32-year-old Eastwood man and several others from Camillus, North Syracuse, Mattydale, Liverpool, and Oswego.
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Morocco Names New Chief as Grandval Resigns
Paris reports Gilbert Grandval resigns as Morocco’s top administrator in the protectorate. Gen. Pierre Boyer de Latour named resident general to replace him and depart Tunis for Rabat. The upheaval follows Grandval’s policy to relax French rule, prompting backlash from European residents and rising nationalist tensions. A separate note mentions a $4,260 theft from D Jimas Fur Store amid unrest in downtown Rabat.
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Fur Expert Steals Five Mink Worth 4160
Police investigate a theft from D Jimas store where five mink furs valued at 1200 900 660 806 and 700 dollars were reported missing after a three day period. The burglar alarm showed no entry despite a half hour absence by the owner. Detectives note no insurance on the furs.
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Todays Features Aie Significance Refilmed Title
A brief editorial note highlights four months of agent activity that reshaped the world title. Mar qui a Childen analyzes the influence and context behind the renewed emphasis on the topic in today’s editorial page.
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Cherry, Anyone TALKING TV OVER PAGE 7
Fragmented snippet shows page 7 content with TV talk, regular features, editorials, letters, sports, and classifieds. Mentions Vienna and a park incident while scribbled headlines reference money, life, and a fallen metal bar.
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Food Prices Dip To Two Year Low
New York wholesale food prices fell to the lowest level in more than two years as measured by the Dan & Bradstreet index. The index stood at 6.15, down from 6.21 last week and 6.65 a year ago. The figure was the lowest since February 3, 1955, when it reached 6.13.
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Chuckle Note on Farm Talk Sparks Light Laughs
A reader’s muddled joke about a farm scene and “thraah ing machings” evokes a chuckle as the speaker laments spending a week at a farm. The gag highlights rural life with playful mispronunciation and imagined machines.
Pollen counts rise in Syracuse as hay fever peaks
The report notes hay fever sufferers face higher pollen levels with ragweed and weed pollen spiking. Daily Syracuse counts show the pollen index jumping from 35 yesterday to 138 today due to windy conditions that whisk pollen farther. Authorities urge caution for victims and advise monitoring local readings.
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Peron Refuses to Step Down Amid Massive Protests
Buenos Aires reports show Peronists rallying across cities after Juan D. Peron offered resignation to workers in Plaza de Mayo. CGT and Peronista leaders urged continuation of activities while workers shut down nonessential services. Di Pietro announced the message from the government as crowds gathered near Casa Rosada awaiting the president's address.
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Traffic Toll Forecast For Labor Day Weekend
Chicago reports a forecast of a Labor Day weekend traffic toll totaling 40 deaths nationwide. The National Safety Board projected higher vehicular casualties as travelers take to roads, railways, and airports across major cities.
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PSC Lets IPhone Co Bid Stand At City Hearing
New York Public Service Commission kept the Ithaca Telephone Company bid intact amid a proposed 34 million dollar annual rate increase. Commissioner Glen R. Bedenkopp said the commission will decide after further evidence if any part of the relief is warranted while urging drivers to slow down and exercise caution to avoid unnecessary deaths during the holiday period. The hearing resumed as the council pressed for more discussion, with a concluding note that a decision would follow on page 19.
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Violent Storms Flood Streets and Downed Power Lines in New York State
Severe storms swept New York State and Onondaga County with heavy rain, winds up to 48 mph, and widespread flooding. In Syracuse the city street portions were washed away and visibility dropped to zero. Power and telephone services faced scattered interruptions, notably a Madison Street feeder cut by a falling tree.
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Did It Pass Test Fire Set By Man In Chihuahua
Guillermo Salas told police he burned down one of Chihuahua's largest buildings to test the efficiency of the fire department. The incident raises questions about arson and public safety as investigators assess motive and potential accomplices.
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