Reuther Seeks Ike Aid On Auto Price Cut Plan
DETROIT UP The UAW chief Walter Reuther asks President Eisenhower for help curb inflation by urging a price cut by auto makers for 1968. Three big firms Ford GM and Chrysler reject a reduction saying it would hurt profits while UAW presses for a joint effort to lower living costs. Reuther warns management has prerogative to set demands but urges White House review.
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Reuther
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UAW
Eisenhower
Walter Reuthers
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General Motors
Chrys- Management
Ang Ler
Surprise Witnesses Called In Libel Trial
Hollywood news details defense counsel Arthur Crowley promising several surprise witnesses to counter claims by producer Paul Gregory about blackmail offers. The plan includes testing earlier testimony by Mrs. Marjorie Meade and her husband Fred Meade, with the Meades reportedly passing a lie detector test while Gregory refused.
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Hollywood
Confidential
Gregory
Crowley
Meade
Expected To Die In Ohio Accidents This Weekend
Ohio authorities foresee 41 deaths on roads and in other accidents from Friday 6 p m to Monday midnight. The Ohio Safety Council cites past Labor Day tolls, and Highway Patrol will boost 52 extra officers. The average victim is a 34 year old male driver. most fatal crashes occur on rural highways during late evening hours.
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Ohio Safety Council
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
H.G. Hayes
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Ford Plans Temporary Offices and Plant Activation
Ford will move manufacturing and plant engineering activities to temporary offices run by Richardson. Louis Knowles leads manufacturing standards in Chester alongside John Van Tine, Jack Rees, Frank Barnot, and John Bayard from Ford Division staff. Ninety more office workers to be hired by January. draftsmen engineers and clerical help sought. applications at the Masonic Building in coming weeks. Main offices stay at plant site while temporary locations handle accounting starting Nov 1. plant production expected to begin next summer.
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Louis Knowles
Chester
John van Tine
Jack Rees
Detroit
Frank Barnot
Buffalo
John Bayard
Ford Division
Richardson
Masonic Building
Mussolini’s remains returned to widow after decades
Mussolini’s body was handed to Rachele Mussolini at San Cassiano cemetery near Predappio in northern Italy after more than 12 years out of public view. The Mussolini line had long sought the remains to prevent fascist martyrdom symbolism and protect against celebrations or vandalism.
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Mussolini
San Cassiano
Predappio
Italy
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Realy
Tunisia
Sicily
Malian
Gran Sasso Mountain
Verona
Parma
Switzerland
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Nesso
Como
Clara Petacci
Milan
Maggiore
Experts Believe Wall Street May Improve After Holiday
Wall Street writers after studying market trends on park benches conclude the market could rebound post Labor Day. The casual observers reference seasonal patterns and hopeful timing for continued gains ahead of autumn trading.
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New York
Wall Street
Rts
Market editors eye inflation myth and a new stock balance
In Columbus observers assess why equities fell after inflated prices and inflation talk. They expect a shift to a slower but steadier business pace with selective stock strength, renewed bond demand, and a lighter money rate as the economy adjusts.
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Columbus
Wall Street
VFW Elects Officers Ends Routine Meet
MIAMI BEACH (UP) The Veterans of Foreign Wars closes out one of its most routine conventions with election of an unopposed slate of national officers. Richard L. Roudebush of Indianapolis advances to commander in chief, succeeding Cooper Holt of Chattanooga. Other officers: John W. Maha Helena, Mont.. Louis Feldman Hazleton, Pa.. Robert Hanay Jr. Washington, D.C.. E. K. Collins Laurel, Miss.. Rev. Father Gerald O. Beck Garden Plain, Kan.. Dr. George N. Arbeene Boston.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Richard L. Roudebush
Indianapolis
Cooper T. Holt
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ofthers
John W. Maha
Helena
Mont
Louis Feldman
Hazleton
Robert Hanay Jr
Washington, D.C
E. K. Collins
Laurel
Miss
Gerald O. Beck
Garden Plam
Kan
George N. Arbeene
Boston
Trickle Trail Brings Arrest in Chicago Collision
CHICAGO AP Leon Kucewicz faced charges after crashing into a parked car and fleeing the scene. Police traced a water trail from the radiator leak, leading to his arrest.
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Chicago
Leon Kucewicz
Kucewicz
Ohio fair shows strong admissions and profits in 1957 exhibition
Through Thursday 259030 paid admissions trailed 298569 year earlier, yet fair officials hail the 1957 exhibition as highly successful and likely profitable. Gov ONeill opened the commercial cattle sale as top steers topped last year by 75 cents, with a 30 head champion Angus carload selling for 34 a hundredweight to Big Bear Stores. Reserve Here ford sold for 30 to Albers Supermarket. overall sale average near 1956. Annette Sue captured the 11000 Governor s Cup Trot and 520th Street the 12000 Buckeye State Pace for 2 year olds.
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Vern FE. Perkins, Wauseon
Big Bear Stores
Columbus
Albers Supermarket
Annette Sue
52Nd Street
Smokey Bear backs safe hunting pledge drive
In Washington the Agriculture Department staged a Smokey the Bear themed pledge event to promote a safe and sane hunting code in support of the Izaak Walton League campaign. A forest service impersonator signed the pledge while the real Smokey remained at the Washington Zoo due to unreliability.
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Agriculture Department
Smokey the Hear
Izaak Walton League
Smokey
Forest Service
Big Bear
Smokey the Bear
Mrs Martin active in schools PTA dies
Mrs. Martin long active in Elyria area schools and PTA circles dies after a life of service. She helped organize early groups, served on Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers boards, edited the Ohio Parent Teacher publication for 17 years, and held a national Life Membership. Surviving are three sons, a soldier grandson, a brother in Indianapolis, and a sister in Manhattan Beach. Funeral services will be at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. with the Rev. Robert Reynhout officiating. Burial in Brookdale Cemetery.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
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Ossociation
Ohio Independent Baptist
H. K. Finley
Martin
Carl Richard
Howard L. Martin
Elyria
Philip
U.S. Army
Germany
Thomas
Nancy Martin
Gerald S. Riley
Indianapolis
Eva Dettman
Flying Termites Hit Painesville
Thousands of winged termites swarmed the downtown Painesville area Thursday night stalling traffic and dimming street lights. William E. Rector, a biology teacher at Painesville Harvey high school, says the insects feed on vegetation and live in soil. He notes the winged termites emerge from the ground in late August or September.
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Painesville
INS
William E. Rector
Painesville Harvey High School
Thurmond’s 24 Hour Filibuster Ends With Defiant Exit
Sen Strom Thurmond spoke for 24 hours and 18 minutes on the Senate floor in opposition to a compromise civil rights bill. He vowed to vote against the measure, standing exhausted but unwavering as galleries applauded. His wife offered support as Thurmond, who prides himself on fitness, said he felt fine afterward.
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Strom Thurmond Kiwsse
Capitol
South Carolina
Senate
Sen
Wapse Morve
D-One
U.P
Thurmond
Wayne Morse
Yoo
Sciucan
FBI
Atean
Asi
Congress Near End As Foreign Aid Bill Narrows Gap
The foreign aid bill totals 2.76876 billion dollars, about one billion less than the President’s initial request and roughly 600 million more than the House version. The measure awaits final House and Senate action as the session winds down.
New Flu Outbreaks Reported In Five States
The Public Health Service reports new influenza outbreaks in New York Mississippi Florida California and Norfolk with several unconfirmed Asian-type cases. In New York summer camp illness affected 22 of 79 children and Mississippi schools showed 40 percent absenteeism in one county.
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Washington
INS
Public Health Service
New York State
Mississippi
Florida
California
Norfolk
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hawaii
Alaska
United States
Subway Crash Cause Sought After 19 Injured
New York transit officials sought the cause of a subway collision after 19 people were hurt, two severely. Five remained in hospital, including motorman William Hochstein, 51, whose left leg was amputated after being pinned in his crushed cab for three hours. The second train's motorman and about 50 passengers were reported in satisfactory or fair condition.
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New York
William Hochstein
Hochstein
Immigrant Bill Fails to Aid 28000 Hungarian Parolees
Congress adjourns amid vacation talk and travel plans as the immigration bill bypasses Eisenhower’s plea to grant resident status to 28000 Hungarian parolees. The Senate clash over civil rights dulls, Thurmond’s prolonged speech marks the end of opposition to the bill.
Famed Chef Dies Ex Fireman Sentenced in New York
Robert L. Boren a former McKinley Heights fire department member received a six month sentence. Diaz 72 was jailed and charged with obscene language over the telephone at the Ritz Carlton. He pleaded guilty Thursday.
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INS
Robert L. Boren
McKinley Heights
New York
Louis Diaz
Dief
Ritz-Carlton
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