Stevenson at Oberlin Urges Peace Through Trade and Courage
Adlai E. Stevenson told Oberlin College graduates that the nation must be willing to compromise and take reasonable risks to secure peace. He warned against tying the President’s hands at the upcoming Big Four summit and urged Americans to abandon passive spectatorism while leveraging the traditional Yankee talent for trading.
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Sheppard Arguments Heard Today in Ohio Court
Cleveland press reports describe Dr. Sam Sheppard's appeal of a judge's denial of a new trial based on allegedly newly found evidence and public relations pressures. Psychiatrist Dr. Paul Kirk warns of inertia and conformity fueling cynicism and labels. The case, from Cuyahoga County, centers on blood signature claims and access to information as the three-judge panel prepares a ruling expected in July.
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He'll Prove It Jump At Lake St. Clair
Detroit report says Jack Clapp aged 70 a retired painter by the Board of Education will make a parachute jump into Lake St. Clair on June 19 to prove he is still a good man.
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Adenauer Pledges Close Partnership With West
West German Chancellor Adenauer pledged a close and loyal partnership with the West as a cornerstone for peace in a visit marked by a warm welcome from U S officials at National Airport. He urged a creative world order as the path to security.
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Committees To Study Salk Vaccine Program
Washington congressional committees begin critical review of the Salk polio vaccine program as Democrats push oversight. Adenauer arrived in the United States for talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles on Russia’s invitation and related diplomatic issues.
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Elyria GM Workers Out Two Hours For Talks In Moscow
The report notes Elyria GM workers walked out two hours to attend talks in Moscow aimed at a friendly settlement ahead of a major Four summit. It mentions RY and Anenauer in the context of relations with the West, and cites U.S. Senate and House hearings set to begin on vaccine policy.
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General Motors reaches three year wage pacts
Detroit AP reports General Motors signed guaranteed wage contracts with CIO United Auto Workers unions, extending 410000 GM employees plus 140500 Ford workers on layoff protection. A brief Elyria strike ended peacefully as terms were settled amid local contract talks affecting 1,800 workers.
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Thousands Off In Ohio GM Plants
In Ohio about 31 000 General Motors workers faced walkouts as nationwide talks settled in Detroit. Five of ten plants statewide remained closed except in Cleveland where some plants planned to resume. Morning shifts at several plants refused entry, while peaceful picketing continued and management prepared to address local issues.
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Bitter Pill says GM negotiator on wage deal
UAW and GM reach a three year contract covering 375000 GM workers and 35,000 electrical workers after a walkout by 103,600 across 28 plants. Some workers stayed off in protest as 5600 from Ternstedt Trenton plant walked out. CIO head Reuther vows to restore operations. Ford previously secured a guaranteed wage in a parallel deal. Guaranteed wage pays 60 to 65 percent for up to 26 weeks with a 150 million dollar GM fund backing payments.
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GM Contract Terms Listed
Detroit reports General Motors vice president Harry W. Anderson outlines guaranteed wage provisions of the new contract with the United Auto Workers. Highlights include a supplemental unemployment benefit fund, a 2 percent wage rise, a 2 cent per hour added to the base, pensions for retirees, improved group insurance, holidays and vacations, and a modified union shop. The plan ties wage adjustments and benefits to state legislatures and employer funding.
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Weather report for Northeastern Ohio with rain and lake effects
Cloudy cool today with light rain this morning. High 60 to 65 and low 50 to 53 tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy and not as cool. Sunday’s high around 70. Precip 0.10 inch in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Sunday. Humidity 75 percent at 8 a.m., 2 p.m. steady. Sunrise 3:53 a.m., sunset 9:01 p.m. Moonrise 1:11 a.m. Monday, moonset 1:42 p.m. Lake Erie small craft warnings west to northwest 20 to 30 mph today, diminishing tonight. Advertising blurbs for wedding invitations and flower shops appear in the page.
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Quemoy Today Marked By Nationalist Offshore Action
Nationalists claim 43 Chinese killed and 74 wounded as artillery fire from Communists targets Quemoy Island since last September. New Citizens to be honored in Elyria’s Old Glory birthday events. Circus comes to town amid air raids. Elyria Swimming Pool opening noted with no communist activity.
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New Disclosures Question Nuclear Evacuation Plan Relevance
Washington notes cited by Dr Ralph E. Lapp question the adequacy of Civil Defense evacuation plans under Operation Alert 1955. Officials may relocate to undisclosed sites for 48 to 72 hours in a simulated national emergency as hydrogen bomb discussion and alert preparations continue.
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Modesty myths in fashion and classifieds sales pitch
Psychologists say excessive covering signals repressed emotions while the Chronicle-Telegram urges readers to use CT Sale Ads for quick cash. The piece links modest dress to sensitivity, then shifts to promoting easy ads for selling, renting rooms, or finding part time work with a help line.
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