In Talks With USW Kaiser Alcoa Big Three Strike Looms
Negotiations between Kaiser Aluminum and the United Steelworkers proceed as a potential strike threatens 82 percent of US aluminum output. Alcoa and Reynolds are also in talks with unions as a broader steel pause looms, with 122 steel firms resuming talks Monday.
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Nixon’s Wife Welcomed Warmly by Russian Women in Moscow
Pat Nixon toured a Moscow market and GUM with a host of smiling and tearful Russian women. Market manager Larissa Valadina presented gladioli as a crowd gathered, many praising her on television. A Lenin grad student spoke English, saying she initially did not recognize Mrs. Nixon.
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Nixon meet with Khrushchev sparks heated exchanges
Nixon toured the American Exhibition in Moscow with Khrushchev and Mikoyan, facing hecklers who challenged peace claims and the enslaved peoples concept. Pravda blasted Captive Nations Week while front pages showcased the Nixon Khrushchev exchange and photo.
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Ohio Senate Rejects Redistricting Bill Amid GOP Clash
Lawmakers in the afternoon session rejected a bill to redraw six U S congressional districts as Republicans warned it would Gerrymander Cleveland area seats. The debate turned to a payroll tax levy for workers compensation and concerns over aiding rich districts at the expense of poorer ones.
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Local Stocks Report From Midwest Exchange
A brief stock update notes activity on the Midwest Stock Exchange with prices and small gains for listed securities. Traders monitor Diet Fairtex 32 and 3278 as market figures fluctuate amid limited trading volume.
Minister Succumbs in Mexico City Death
Narcisso Bas sols a cabinet minister in several Mexican administrations and former president of the National University of Mexico died Friday night at Reuben Lenero Hospital at the age of 61.
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Miss Universe Crown Goes To Akiko Kojima Of Tokyo
Akiko Kojima, 22, of Tokyo wins Miss Universe in Long Beach becoming the first Asian winner. She supports a widowed mother, hopes to fund her brother Takao's college, and may pursue select film work. Runners up include Miss Norway Jorunn Kristiansen and Miss United States Terry Lynn Huntingdon.
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Ohio to license pleasure boats under new state division
A new Ohio Division of Watercraft will license all pleasure boats starting January 1 under a bill passed by the Legislature. Fees range from 3 to 10 dollars with boat dealers paying 20 dollars annually. The measure dissolves nine existing agencies, channels funds to the new division in the Natural Resources Department, and aligns with federal Coast Guard licensing standards.
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Man Arrested After Rifle Terrorizes Wife and Children
In Youngstown Charles Backus, 26, armed with a rifle, terrorized his wife and two other children while holding his 7 month old son. Four officers entered the home through a basement window and subdued him after he aimed the rifle at them. Mrs Backus intervened as officers closed in.
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Beauty Now In Seclusion Admits Kidnapping Tale Hoax
New Jersey socialite Jacqueline Hart confessed a cross country kidnap story was a hoax. Found in Grant Park after a two day search, she described bruises and captivity but authorities doubted the tale due to her pristine appearance. Her father Ralph Hart announced the confession at FBI headquarters in Chicago.
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Congress faces clash over labor reform bill in House
The House Labor Committee approved a labor reform bill that splits opinion among major groups. The UPI report notes AFL CIO opposition, Chamber of Commerce criticism, and fears of a chaotic fight as backers push for stronger union procedures and anti corruption measures.
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FCC orders Bell to cut interstate long distance rates
The FCC directs Bell Telephone to reduce rates by about 30 million dollars yearly on calls over 300 miles within the United States. Specific new rates will be set soon and take effect around mid September. The action follows ongoing reviews and discussions with AT&T, owner of the Bell System.
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Goldfine Faces New Quiz After Suspended Sentence
Bernard Goldfine, Boston textile tycoon, faces another appearance before House investigators after receiving a suspended one year jail term and a $1000 fine for contempt of Congress. The judge ordered him to answer 18 questions if given another chance. Subcommittee Chairman Oren Harris plans a quick meeting to schedule a return appearance. Meanwhile the First Circuit affirmed the contempt judgment against Goldfine and his secretary Mildred Paperman for failing to produce company records.
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Hoffa plans libel suit over Kennedy Paar remarks
James Hoffa and lawyer Edward Bennett Williams consider libel actions against Senator Kennedy NBC and Jack Paar after Paar aired Kennedy’s statements accusing Hoffa and associates. Kennedy says he would welcome Hoffa’s suit to bring facts before the courts while Williams disputes Crum’s testimony clarification.
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Ex-Sheriff’s Aide Denies Nude Show Flewd Claim
In Martinez California a former sheriff's aide rejects accusations the stag show she promoted was flewd. Raymond D Van Tassel 55 says he resents the implication while District Attorney John A Jededlyv agrees they both had their shoes on.
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