UAW Seeks Fifty Year Strike Fund Growth
The United Auto Workers aim to raise its strike fund to at least 46 million dollars by 1961 after a Friday caucus of nearly 3,000 delegates backing President Walter Reuther. They approved a dues increase to 5.50 monthly, with 1.50 for the strike fund, and pledged support to steelworkers amid the Taft Hartley era tensions.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United Auto Workers Union
Walter P. Reuther
International Union
Reuther
Emil Mazey
UAW
Eisenhower
United Auto Workers Convention
Tuesday Weld Officially Renamed Tuesday Weld
Susan Weld became Tuesday Weld after a California court approved the name change noting she has been known as Tuesday professionally. Her mother Aileen Weld testified that she has called her daughter Tuesday since she was two months old.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Susan Weld
Tuesday Weld
Superior Court
Susan
Aileen Weld
Burmese Leader Flies Home After India Talks
Burmese Prime Minister Ne Win completed a 44 hour visit to India with Prime Minister Nehru. They discussed the tense border situation with Red China but produced no communique.
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New Delhi
India
Ne Win
Nehru
Red China
Notre Dame at California 5 30 p m on WOLF to follow Vocational vs North
Radio highlights list Notre Dame versus California scheduled 5 30 p m on WOLF followed by Vocational versus North. Opera House program notes Arturo Toscanini conducts NBC Symphony in Otello at 9 p m on WONO M.
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Notre Dame
California
WOLF
Vocational
North
Opera House
Arturo Toscanini
NBC Symphony
New Jersey Examines Nonresident Driver Rules After Bus Crash
Attorney General says out of state drivers with multiple motor vehicle violations may face new action after a North Brunswick collision that killed 10. Roscoe Poe, a Brooklyn truck driver with seven violations in three states, will be charged with manslaughter as a charter bus carrying Trenton State College coeds crashes and nine are trapped. The bus passengers included 38 students and two chaperones.
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New Brunswick
N.J
UPD
New
Brooklyn
Furman
Poe
Swithh
Westersey
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Roscoe Poe
Middlesex General Hospital
New York
Ernest Sixta
Trenton
Victorious Rhino Misses Post-Election Party
In SAO PAULO Brazil Skinny the rhino led a surprising write in surge in the municipal election. Officials annulled the result and Skinny will never serve as votes are invalidated after the animal was sent back to Rio de Janeiro.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Skinny
Eisenhower to Attend Groundbreaking of Abilene Library
President Eisenhower will fly to Abilene Kansas next Tuesday to take part in ground breaking ceremonies for the new Eisenhower Library. He will arrive at Schilling Air Force Base Salina at 2 30 a m Eastern Daylight Time and is scheduled to speak at the library at 1 10 a m.
Steward Becomes Part Owner As Commuters Honor 26 Years
Commuters on the Berkshire Express surprised club car steward Jimmy Johnson aged 64 with a gold watch and five shares of New Haven Railroad stock to celebrate 26 years with the line. Felix Sutton of Wilton, Conn., praised Johnson as knowing how to run a railroad in a speech.
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New York
New Haven Railroad
Berkshire Express
Jimmy Johnson
Jimmy
New Haven
Felix Sutton
Wilton, Conn
TV previews and listings with plots and showtimes
Trusted scientist suspected of plot against George Nader on three occasions with The Man And The Challenge at 1 30 p.m. on WSYR TV. Otto Kruger and Julie Adams star in Brain Wave on WSYR TV at 10 30 p.m. Death Valley Days One in a Hundred airs on WHEN TV at 10 30 p.m. Tonight's Movies include Two Smart People and A Yank on the Burma Road with listed times and TV Key ratings.
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Arate
Wsyr-Tv
Nader
George Grizzard
Whit Bissell
Wsyr TV
Michael Forrest
When-Tv
Lucille Ball
John Hodiak
Burma Road
Barry Nelson
Laraine Day
Merle Oberon
George Brent
Goad
Stars Magazine
Herald-American
Brenner
Lawrence Welk
Star Theater
Air Route Hearing Extended for Syracuse Pittsburg Service
A Civil Aeronautics Board hearing on direct Syracuse to Pittsburgh service by Eastern Mohawk and Allegheny Airlines continues next week. The process may take months. the case began two years ago amid northeast service investigations. Eastern protests its exclusion as a trunk line and now gains an expedited hearing amid disputed testimony.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
John A. Cannon
Ike Blames Congress in Highway Cut
President Eisenhower blames a Democratic Congress for highway funding cuts. He cites a reduced highway trust fund and a tightened spend plan that limits quarterly state expenditures. He notes a proposed four year 14 cent gas tax hike, Congress instead approved 1 cent and revenue shifting.
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Washington
Eisnhower
Congress
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Gore
Highway Trust Fund
TV Review of Hope Show and The Big Party Disappoints
Robert L. Sokolsky notes Bob Hope delivers a strong season start with sharp topical gags and guests Crosby brothers Natalie Wood and Dean Martin. The Big Party debut underwhelms with heavy product plugs and shaky humor from Tallulah Bankhead and Rock Hudson, while Buddy Hackett diverges into a rare dramatic turn and Lon Chaney signs on to host 13 Demon Street in Stockholm.
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al Capone
Crosby Brothers
Natalie Wood
Dean Martin
Rock Hudson
Tallulah Bankhead
Buddy Hackett
Rifleman
Hackett
Lon Chaney
Stockholm
Cold air from Rockies chills plains to east coast
A surge of cold air swept from the Rockies into the northern plains and beyond chilling a brief warming trend. Temperatures fell from the 60s to the 30s in Wyoming Montana and the Dakotas with cold rain and snow. Minot North Dakota reported five inches of new snow while Glasgow Montana had two. The cold snap extended to the East dropping temperatures by as much as 25 degrees in New York State and the Ohio Valley. Greensboro North Carolina recorded 1.75 inches of rain and Tallahassee Florida saw a heavy downpour.
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United Press International
Rockies
Mercury
Wyoming
Montana
Dakotas
Minot
N. D
Glasgow
Mont
New York State
Ohio Valley
Zanesville
Ohio
Atlantic Seaboard
Virginia
Florida
Greensboro
N.C
Tallahassee
Fla
Weather Bureau
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Khrushchev Tours Siberia Promoting Peace and Living Standards
Premier Nikita Khrushchev winds up a Siberia tour from Vladivostok to Novosibirsk urging world peace and higher living standards. He argues Soviet strength guarantees peace and cautions against quick price cuts or shifting industrial focus like auto production. He casts himself and President Eisenhower as partners in peace.
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Reuther
Eisenhower
Harry Truman
General Motors
White House
General Motors Corp
Milton Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Moscow
Siberia
Vladivostok
Novosibirsk
Soviet Union
ITV Best Bets Fay Wray Sparks Mason Whodunit
TV Key previews Perry Mason The Case of the Watery Witness with Fay Wray as a hateful ex star murdered and suspected by friends. CBS WHEN-TV Brenner The Thin Line repeats as Ernie Brenner questions police tactics. Have Gun Will Travel Paladin meets a scholarly equal in a shootout. Gunsmoke Chester kidnapped by religious fanatics in a tense episode.
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Perry Mason
Mason
Fay Wray
CBS
When-Tv
Paladin
Robert Gist
Gunsmoke
Chester
Sunday Television Lineup for WSYR Channel 3 and 8
The Stars Magazine Airing lists a full week of TV on WSYR Channel 3 and Channel 8 with films, serials, westerns, dramas, and news. It includes Robin Hood, Night Unto Night, Gunsmoke, Burnner, Perry Mason, and a roundup of theater offerings plus color compatibility notes.
Radio Timetable Highlighting Syracuse Stations and Programs
The Herald Journal outlines a Saturday radio and television timetable listing Syracuse stations WSYR WHEN WOLF WNDR WNDE WFBL WSEN WEBL WIMK and WSY different programs including News Sports Music and special shows with times many entries show live sports Notre Dame California football and variety programs like The Big Sound and Rainbow Lounge.
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the Herald-Journal
WSYR
NBC When
CBS Wolf
ABC
WSEN
WIMK
MBS
WNDE
WFBL
WNDR
Syracuse
Big Sound
Wsen—Sentinel
Bill Everett
Frank Frisch
Notre Dame
California
Wimkbill
Everett
WSYM
Hillegas
Wrhtn
Rainbow Lounge
WOLF
Capital Cloakroom
WSXR
Ble Sound
Alcoholism
Word of Life
Monitor
Bie Sound
Wolf—Vocational
North
Manton Forum
Radio One
WESL
WSYH
WEBL
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Robert L. Sokolsky
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