Consumer Resistance Grows As Meat Prices Rise Sharply
A United Press survey across 20 cities shows meat prices climbing 10 to 20 percent in two months, with some reports near 40 percent. In Syracuse, CF Packinghouse strike cut large meat output while retailers absorb costs, causing higher prices for pot roast, steak, chops, and pork. Households struggle as prices may rise further. retailers fear housewives won’t pay more. Concluded on Page 2.
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UAW Threatens GM Walkout With May Twenty-Eight Deadline
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers threaten a nationwide walkout against General Motors if a new contract isn’t reached by May 28. Strikes loom as Chrysler and Ford confront wage-cut demands and public-security concerns. Picketing at plants disrupted access. police mobilized in Michigan and Illinois as tensions rise.
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Cheysier Corp
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Michigan National Guard
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Stair
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Lawsuit over Lewis County election pay challenged
In a historic case the Lewis County Board of Supervisors faces a Supreme Court order on uniform salaries for election officials. Democrat Chairman Claffy and Republican party members are cited as parties in the dispute. The suit, noted for its political sensitivity in Central New York, continues with details on page 4.
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Board of Supervisors
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Mirron Maths Democratic
Typhoon Near Guam Warned As Winds Intensify
A tropical storm near Guam prompted alerts with winds reported around 751 miles per hour at its center, moving southwest toward the island and raising warnings for the area today.
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Roekner
TODAY S FEATURES AND PICTURES HIGHLIGHT CONTENT
LARSOY the Oklahoma lauser abre rose from Arms colony to War Assets Administrator. He cites billions of staff value from World War III. Frederick Crotzman previews in a column on pages 28 and 29. Crossword Mar aworth Harnscope features on pages. Amusements 22 Finance 22 Inq Reonier Classified 2 Radio 7 Scene Deaths 12 Sports 20 31 Appears Manche 17 Letters 16 TODAY S PICTURES Wage le.
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Renamed Minister General Bede Re elected in 1998
In Rome on November 16, 1885 Most Rev Bede Males was re elected minister general of the conventual Maint Friars of the Pranescan religious aude. Peebarn entered in 1900 and was first elected minister general May 29, 1998.
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Rome
Uearder
Strike talks resume as South Saint Paul meat plants reopen
Pickets at major packing facilities faced guards as talks to end the meat strike moved forward. National guardsmen patrolled lines while unions and companies prepared to renew negotiations, aiming to avert further violence and restart operations at Armour, Cudahy, and Wilson plants and related facilities within 100 miles. Officials reported hopes for settlement and pending decisions by management and union representatives to return workers to the job.
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Newpont
Albert Tra
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Luther
Soungdahl
Lumon and Company
Teilph Tetsu
Somitd Pichiabane
Chicago
Hapin
Wilson Armour
Cudahy
CP Weststrike
Chi
Jerr
Rommiltes
Salholtt
Tomorrow’s Weather Outlook With Cool Conditions
Forecast calls for tomorrow to be fair and cool with a high near 59 degrees and a cooler day ahead. Light showers are possible as a low pressure system tracks between Rochester and Jerome, bringing overcast skies and a low around 45 degrees.
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Rochester
Jarome
Swat Cuise Alps
Atomic weapons pass tests in Pacific
Washington said the Atomic Energy Commission announced successful tests of weapons with improved design conducted at Taiweiok Atoll in the Pacific. The briefing described the tests as successful in all respects, indicating practical progress in the program and closing remarks noted continuation of related testing.
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Lie Winte House
Taiweiok Atoll
Atomic Party
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Eqansa Tnt
Lilienlual
Tipsy bike rider fined for alleged town incident
A 29 year old man from Red Bast faced a fine after pleading not guilty to riding a bicycle while intoxicated. The incident occurred in Dowie Paghants and was heard before a Justice of the Peace, with the defendant denying the allegations.
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Howard P Arik
Sven
Aloe
Arcodtat
Dowie
G I Chooses Russia Shrouded in Odd War Time Rumors
A garbled WWII era report mentions G I choosing Russia, a Sgt Tames McMillin, and a Soviet agent plot. The embassy in Moscow allegedly details circumstantial intelligence, while a Safe Department statement identifies the man and hints at propaganda concerns.
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Sgt Tames
McMillin
Mosow
Mean Thief Steals Veteran's Crutches in Newark
A theft report from Newark describes a man stealing crutches from a disabled war veteran, David Henning, 56, while he rested on a bench near Roosevelt Hospital. He awoke to find his crutches gone and notified hospital staff for help.
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Roosevelt
Body Recovered After Waterfront Search in Parls Ont
A mid aged man was found dead today in Parls Ontario after a search by service members Fewad Steghert and Nurmin Ped. The body was recovered from the water near Rivet igoree as teams continued to probe the scene for further clues.
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Fewad Steghert
Nurmin
Aircraft deliveries shift balance in Pacific air war
Unclear report states US carrier forces received a batch of aging 60 bombers to bolster air power today. Officials did not disclose the exact quantity.
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Sihones Do
Junki Aur
Reds Grilled In Slaying Of US Newsman
An article outlines the slaying of a United States newsman linked to a Communist underworld beat and political tensions. It details how associates and figures like Polk and Valindes were involved, with reports of gunfire and investigations spanning Athens and foreign connections.
Not To Be Trusted Hiench Communists wa to be ben ints the Pac Ho Coment
Fragmented text presents unclear persons and events. It mentions a Singer, arena, and various oblique accusations about enemies and loyalties. The passage is garbled with several non coherent phrases and lacks a clear narrative or verifiable facts.
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US to State Policy On Israel Invasion
In a fragmented dispatch the United States faces debate over policy toward Israel's invasion and Palestine, with the UN membership question and Washington negotiations shaping the official stance. The report notes potential shifts as U S diplomats weigh public and private positions amid mounting international pressures.
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UN Ends Atom Talks and Stocks Fall on Expansion Fears
Global markets fell as the UN signaled an end to atom talks and fears of Soviet expansion weighed on investors. Trading slowed with heavy profit taking as major indexes edged lower and volume surged on anticipated shifts in policy and defense spending.
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Amie Cosh
Evernight
Downs
Peace moves urged at inter national conference opening
Rettroh Fandow and other leaders called for immediate peace efforts to end the war before it widens. They urged clear steps toward reconciliation at the opening of the PONS Ath annual conference, stressing restraint and dialogue over further fighting.
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Papland
Stnwell Minster of
War
Charman
Taber
Binding Policy On Russia Urged
Washington congressmen urged a binding U S policy toward the Soviet Union stating resolutions now under consideration are only expressions of sentiment and carry no binding force. Senator Reese of Ohio warned that current measures may be decorative without enforceable impact.
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Washengton
Reese Tate Vorys
Ohio
Congress
Dawa
Senate
Weadenl Liubran
Senats
Hotter Loven
Father Flanagan's Body on Way Home
The body of Father Flanagan founder of Nebraska's Amos Boys Town is en route home. Funeral services were held in Sieglity by Cardinal Cowal and Bishop von Preysley with Army chaplains at the Holy Roway Church in Slepghty. Cardinal year spoke as local and distant mourners gathered.
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Moar
Edward Planagen
Nebraska
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Tova
Kanrad Cindial
Cowal von Preysley
Lathouk
Berlin
Uitee Army
Roway
Slepghty
Germany
Nuwer
Flanagan
Zion Units Invade Palestine and Lebanon Reports
Cairo and Damascus dispatches claim Arab forces led by Egyptian troops advanced into Tel Aviv area after attacks in Palestine. The Arab Executive Committee and Isaish Agency report Jews in Jerusalem under pressure, with reports of Israeli targets bombed near the port of Tel Aviv. Syrian, Iraqi, and Jordanian forces said to have joined the offensive, with crews claiming advances toward the Negev and Gaza.
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Chain Weismann
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