Ford Strike Talks Face Mass Meeting of Workers
Ford, pushing to resolve issues on merit, leaves negotiations to Jane S. Buses while Roth speaks for management. The talks contrast with a union demand to keep speed-up disputes within bargaining. Separately Chrysler announces an indefinite layoff of 22 000 workers due to a window shortage from a supplier stoppage affecting Dodge De Soto and Chrysler plants.
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Ford plant halts production amid UAW strike effects
Ford's Buffalo assembly line stops due to parts shortage from last week's 65,000 UAW walkout in Detroit. About 1,240 workers are idle, with recall planned after the strike ends. Also idle are 475 Houdaille-Hershey tool division workers in South Bend and 130 Bowen Products staff in Auburn out of 200 production workers.
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Ind
Auburn
Bowen Products Corp
Ford Rouge and Lincoln-Mercury Plant Strike Causes Layoffs
Canton Ohio report notes an initial 60 workers laid off at Ford Motor Co and Rouge forging plant with expected total about 400 as UAW action spreads. Michigan plants remain unsettled as strike continues.
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Briney
Ctos United Automobile
Michigan
Woman Urges Tax Collectors Strike
Vivien Kellems of Westport Conn head of a manufacturing firm leads a 14 month drive to test the constitutionality of the federal withholding tax. She tells about 600 at a Rotary conference that she is advocating a tax collectors strike while stressing she does not urge individual tax strikes. Her company stopped withholding income tax from workers’ pay over a year ago unless the service is paid for.
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Westport
Rotary
Beer consumption slumps below prerecession levels in survey
The Research Corporation of America reports U S beer consumption dipping to 18.4 gallons per person from 600 barrels per person last year. The survey cites per capita quotas of two gallons in 1911 1933 and 1914, rising to 2.6 gallons in 1863.
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Research Corporation of America
Greek Guerrillas Ski Invasion Reported On Grammos
North Yamen a dispatch says Greek guerrillas on skis appeared near Grammos during ongoing operations. Advance units of the Greek Navy Forces observed detachments wearing white camouflage and armed with automatic weapons. If true, this signals foreign instruction and marks a rare development for Greece where skiing was once confined to the wealthy.
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Senate Debates Tax, Pact Views Hit DC. Warburg Seen
Senate discusses sales tax for the District of Columbia while the Foreign Relations Committee hears James P. Warburg and others on the Atlantic Pact. Armed Services reviews the Malmedy massacre. Postoffice panel weighs postage rate hikes. Democratic Policy weighs course of action. House panel advances travel and government employee boosts. Labor and Administration subcommittees hear anti-discrimination and anti-poll tax bills. Veterans attend pension discussions.
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District of Columbia
Foreign Relations Committee
James P. Warburg
Armed Services
Postoffice
Donaldson Ani
Democratic Policy Committee
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Labor
Administration
Veterans Committee
Separated Lovers Wed After 49 Years in Breakthrough Union
In Pomona California Robert Hart, 72, and Mrs. Anc Bean, 71, who split after a 41 year engagement, reunited last year after each outlived spouses. They eloped to Yuma Arizona and now are newlyweds.
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Calif
Robert. L. Hart
Truman Saw Family Farm Sold For Lack Of Cash
Washington report recounts in a biography excerpt that young Truman watched his mother's Missouri farm of about 160 acres auctioned due to mortgage default. Barker, a former Missouri attorney general and advisor, says banks would have renewed the loan, but Truman refused to owe anyone during his Senate years. He later repurchased part of the property.
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Washington
Kansas City
Barker
Missouri
United States
FBI Mumon Coplon Case Sparks Questions in Court
The defense pressed for details on how the FBI traced Judith Coplon and Valentine A. Gubitchey in a spy case. Coplon, a former Justice Department analyst, and Gubitchev, a Russian UN employee, face espionage conspiracy charges in New York.
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Miss Copien
Justice Department
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United Nations
New York
State Agriculture Department
Yester- Gax
Department
MacLeish Named Harvard Professor of Rhetoric
Pulitzer poet Archibald MacLeish was named Beviston professor of rhetoric and oratory at Harvard, succeeding the late Theodore Spencer. Announcement by Provost Buck. post effective March 2. The chair traces to John Quincy Adams, highlighting a historic Harvard appointment.
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Beviston
Harvard University
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Macleish
Theodore Spencer
Harvard
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