Pay Hikes for Industrial Brass Have Slowed to a Crawl
A Business Week survey shows executive pay growth cooling in 1957 with 33 executives earning $300,000 or more. Bethlehem Steel and General Motors dominate top earners, led by Arthur B. Homer at Bethlehem Steel and Harlow H. Curtice at GM, while L. L. Colbert of Chrysler gains with a big 1957 bonus.
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Joseph M. Larkin
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Ike Air Safety Plan Backed by Senators and Airline Chief
Sen. Mike Monroney of Oklahoma praised President Eisenhower's five point air safety proposals during a congressional inquiry into recent military civilian collisions that killed 61. Carl Christensen for United Airlines endorsed White House efforts to prevent civilian military air traffic clashes and improve round the clock performance.
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Air Traffic Congestion Focuses on Los Angeles Rule Tightening
Veteran pilot Christensen warns continued airspace crowding as jet numbers rise. He urges stricter Civil Aeronautics Administration rules for clear separation of traffic and altitudes in both visual and instrument flying. Paris correspondent Marquis Childs notes France’s slow postwar recovery and safety regulation gaps.
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Frost Advisory Over Syracuse Tonight
The Hancock Field Weather Bureau forecasts light frost in low valley areas around Syracuse tonight as cool air moves in from varying pressure systems. Temperatures fell from 70 to 44 degrees with 0.11 inches of rain. Sunday may bring rain while Saturday looks fair and cool with highs 60 to 65.
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Alma Young Cleared In Springfield Assault Case
Alma Young was released from jury duty after it was revealed she was the defendant in an assault case, with no further questions for the jury.
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Alma Young
Lawmakers Back Bill to Create Independent US Air Agency
Senator Christenson supports a Monroney backed measure with 32 sponsors to form a new independent federal aviation agency to oversee air traffic. It would replace the CAA under the Commerce Department and would gain oversight of military flights.
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City Hall issues congratulatory cards with wedding warning
Elizabeth Police Department will give prospective brides and grooms a card of congratulations when applying for a marriage license at City Hall. The card also carries a warning against horn blowing in wedding processions.
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Today’s Chuckle On penches and heirs lawyers
A humorous quip suggests that careful penches or expenses now will shape the future wealth of heirs and their lawyers. The line blends thrift with legal worry, hinting at costs after death.
Explorer III Radio Returns to Service After Silence
The Naval Research Laboratory reports one Explorer IIIs transmitter is back broadcasting after five days of silence. The transmitter, one of two aboard the satellite launched March 26, sends data on cosmic rays at ground command from its orbit.
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Army
Naval Research Laboratory
Algerian junta forms public safety committee to back de Gaulle
A civilian military junta in Algiers proclaims a Republic of Public Safety in Algeria and demands General Charles de Gaulle return to lead France. The 40 member committee names Massu and Cherif Sidcara as co chairs and supports Salan as de facto head. Concluded on page 17 column 4.
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Secretary of State IBM machine misreads licenses in Springfield
One of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier's IBM machines malfunctioned causing about 216 driver's licenses to show blue hair and red eyes instead of brown hair and blue eyes, prompting a temporary mix up in Springfield Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Ann Landers Starts Sunday Advice Column Preview
Ann Landers offers straight breezy daily and Sunday advice on love finances and family harmony. The column promises sound judgment for teens housewives and executives, with engaging entertaining style.
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Utica to Get Special Prosecutor for Vice Probe
New York Atty General Louis Lefkowitz will consider appointing a special prosecutor in Oneida County to probe vice and crime in Utica after Gov. Harriman requested a Republican to lead the effort. The State Crime Commission urged removal of D A John M. Liddy citing apathy and inadequacy, while Liddy and commission members defended and debated the need for outside supervision.
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Myles Lane
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Kishi Wins Big in Japan Vote to Shape Pro-American Cabinet
Premier Nobusuke Kishi’s Liberal Democratic party defeats left wing Socialists by a two to one margin in Japan's general election. Final results show LDP with 287 seats and 58 percent of the vote, with plans to form a cabinet by June 10 and continue cooperation with the United States.
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Shojiro Kawashima
Soviet Union
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Argentine Vessels Attack Submarine Off Patagonian Coast
President Arturo Frondizi said a squadron of Argentine warships attacked an unidentified submarine northeast of Puerto Cracker in Golfo Nuevo on May 21. Depth charges failed to locate the sub which was believed sunk or damaged.
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Cardinal Stritch Shows Continued Improvement After Stroke
Rome Vatican physician Dr. Filippo Rocchi reports Cardinal Samuel Stritch age 70 is slowly improving in his recovery from a cerebral stroke suffered last Monday. He was visited at the Sanatrix Clinic by the archbishop of Chicago, Dr. Rocchi said the condition continues to slowly improve.
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Ten die in Nike Ajax missile blast at Middletown base
Investigators probe a Nike Ajax base near Middletown New Jersey after eight missiles exploded in a chain reaction, killing ten people including six soldiers and four civilians. Three others injured. two servicemen survived in a 20 foot deep pit beneath a launcher.
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