Car Workers Sweat Out New Models
Detroit workers fear layoffs will hit trade and evictions as car plants slow. Industry argues fall production and new models will revive activity, while weather and rain dampen May sales. About 69,000 layoffs in Detroit amid nationwide 185,000, with SUB benefits reaching 20,000 affected locally.
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Sam Dawson
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Oto
Indiana
Virginia
Subij
Department of Labor
Top Soviet Movie Stars Hope for Higher Pay and More Films
The article reports Soviet film wages, with top stars earning up to 50 000 rubles yearly and movie output rising. Mosfilm, Russia’s largest studio, employs hundreds, plans more productions as censorship relaxes and studios expand.
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Roy Essoyan
Moscow
Soviet Union
Pinev Sud
Hollywood
Mosfilm
Verage
Filiev
Ion
Indus
Ivan Alexandrovich Piriev
di-Piriev
Musilm
Tips on Rooting Softwood Cuttings at Home
Garden writer Lou Tarr explains softwood cuttings from new growth. Use bottom heat, slant-cut below the bud, keep leaves on except near the base, and root in sand or vermiculite with careful watering. Hardwood cuttings require different prep and are slower to strike. Maintain vigorous growth for privet, forsythia, and other shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Tarr
Democracy’s Star Up Vassar Told
Vera Micheles Dean of the Foreign Policy Association urged optimism for democracy at Vassar College commencement. She argued totalitarianism is not predestined to rule and that world trends in both Communist and non Communist spheres point away from it. Meanwhile funeral services were held for Jessica Tatum, 79, mother of UNC coach Jim Tatum, in McColl South Carolina.
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Vassar
Poughkeepsie
Vera Micheles Dean
Foreign Policy Assn
Tatum
Mccoll
S.C
Jessica Tatum
University of North Carolina
Jim Tatum
Tolley Links Slavery to Russian System in Speech
Dr. William P. Tolley of Syracuse University spoke at St. Lawrence University's centennial commencement in Canton, praising man’s value over old slave economies. He warned the Soviet Union’s exploitative methods time will end as science and democracy grow, predicting population growth and rising manpower shortages.
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Canton
William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
St. Lawrence University
Tolley
St. Lawrence
Soviet Union
Clown Loses Hand in Firecracker Accident on Stage
Lawrence Anderson, a Chicago clown, misjudged a giant firecracker during the Timmy Lynch Thau Show in Shreveport, causing his left hand to be blown off. Amid pain, he finished the act as medics rushed him to hospital. Doctors reported no serious condition beyond the loss.
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Shreveport
Lawrence Anderson
Timmy Lynch
Anderson
Chicago
Boyle Hopes to Hitchhike Into Senate Race
Milwaukee Wisconsin veteran Republican hopeful Howard HH Boyle Jr. says he will hitchhike between campaign stops after running out of funds. He plans to attend remaining primary sparring dates using only a thumb for travel and a can of beans for meals.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Howard HH. Boyle Jr
U.S. Senate
Boyle
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