GM Chrysler Contract Talks Deadlocked Amid Deadlines
UPI reports the United Auto Workers face two deadlines as GM and Chrysler talks stall. GM could strike 25,000 workers if no deal by the looming GM deadline. Chrysler has no fixed deadline but negotiators aim to close agreements. Walter Reuther participates at GM and Chrysler talks, with progress cited as substantial but entangled by combining three old contracts into one.
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Local GM Talks Loom Over Brown Lipe Chapin Plant
Walter P. Reuther, UAW president, extended the strike deadline for all GM plants to 10 am tomorrow if no contract is reached. Local talks at the Brown Lipe Chapin plant hinge on two conferences, one with all GM plants and one at the local plant level, to decide whether workers walk out or stay on the job.
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Weather Bulletin for Lake Erie Region
Cloudy conditions with a chance of showers near Lake Erie today. Tonight fair and cool with low around 34 to 38. Thursday fair and cool with similar high. Tuesday temperatures around 30 to 73 with 0.07 inch precipitation in the past 34 hours. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect with west to northwest winds 20 to 30 mph today, easing tonight.
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Ford to turn luxury Thunderbird into economy model
Detroit Free Press reports Ford Motor Co plans a 1958 economy Thunderbird to compete with Rambler. The new model, a two-seat style similar to the luxury car, will use a smaller six cylinder engine, three speed transmission, and power features while undercutting price to less than four thousand dollars.
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Amvets urge O'Neill to suspend adjutant
The Amvets urged Governor O'Neill to remove Maj. William K. Adams, adjutant at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home, citing mismanagement reports and calling for a vacancy on the home trustees board. A three member Amvets committee praised Adams for his work but urged prompt action and prompt replacement from a state veterans organization.
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John W. Parker
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Lorain
John M
Rieger
Parma
Plan Sought by Faubus in Little Rock School Crisis
Gov Faubus and the Little Rock Private Schools Corporation pursued a plan to run segregated schools with public funds while remaining legal under the 1934 court decision. The Justice Department and NAACP indicated they would watch public reaction as high schools remained closed affecting about 3,400 students. The plan collapsed under a restraining order from the Eighth Circuit. Faubus awaits the St. Louis hearing on converting the order to a permanent injunction.
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Russians Resume A Testing Amid Nuclear Talks
Washington officials awaited Moscow’s next move after two moderate to high yield nuclear tests at Arctic proving grounds. The AEC confirmed the tests and said the United States could pause further atomic and hydrogen weapon testing for a year if negotiations begin and no more tests occur. Khrushchev had warned of resumed testing if the West pressed ahead with stowed tests.
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Thief Evades Capture Over Doughnut Heist in Waterloo
A Waterloo stakeout team chasing reports of regular doughnut theft identified the culprit as a squirrel. The rodent climbed from a tree, grabbed a doughnut, and fled before officers could act.
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Iowa
UPI
Bombs explode in Havana area. no casualties reported
Seven small bombs detonated in Havana Tuesday night marking a rare wave of violence after three months. Police reported no injuries or fatalities, with authorities urging calm as investigations proceed.
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Eisenhower Doubts Quemoy Matsu Pullout as Final Answer
President Eisenhower reaffirmed U S resolve to oppose Communist aggression in the Far East. He said withdrawal of Chinese Nationalist forces from Quemoy and Matsu was considered a possible solution to the Formosa crisis but he was not sure it was the final answer on which all could agree.
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Ike Calls On All To Obey Rulings
President Eisenhower urged officials in Arkansas and Virginia and all Americans to follow federal court decisions on public school integration. He warned that noncompliance and reopening of closed schools would bring grave consequences to the nation. The president also noted that the atomic submarine Seawolf has been submerged for four days, surpassing the prior 31 day record.
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Frost in Ohio Tonight Predicts a Cold, Dry Spell
Weather brief notes a frost expected tonight across Ohio with clear skies northern counties and temperatures dropping toward the 30s. The piece also touches on political context, remarks on Adams resignation discussions, and Eisenhower's China crisis stance during a news conference.
UN Urged To Assist Geneva Conferees
United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold urged Eisenhower and Geneva negotiators to push for a suspension of nuclear weapons tests and school reopenings where lawful, noting the need for an international control system. He discussed reopening courts and warned against forced integration, while praising disarmament talks and proposing a U.N. supervised control body integrated with the organization to ensure efficiency and initiative.
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Wind Strikes Barges Shifting Lorain Harbor
In Lorain harbor high winds ripped barges from moorings with one sinking as the weather disrupts marine traffic. The fall Lorain County Council plans a two session health program and a review of agency operations, with details to follow.
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Contract Extended At Bendix Western Company
Night long negotiations at Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co halted a threatened strike as a 900 worker plant reached an indefinite contract extension. Pickets formed briefly. the accord preserves wages and benefits, prohibits changes during the period, and allows both sides to demand new terms while shipments continue normally.
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Boy Has Scare As Handcuffs Bind Child At Play
Police and firefighters aided four year old Edward Sokolowski who was bound by handcuffs fixed to his ankles. His mother, Arlene Sokolowski, said the incident followed fears during a GM strike. A plant spokesman cited local grievances and picket lines at the Fisher Body plant. The national strike was set for Thursday by UAW president Walter Reuther.
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African Buys Violets in Natal Order
CARO Mich AP Mrs Edna Taylor a violet grower and seller filled an order from Natal South Africa. The note mentions the phrase carrying coals to Newcastle as a figure of speech in relation to the sale.
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Care tips for plants and selling items in classifieds
The text advises soaking a sponge to keep houseplants moist during short trips and suggests selling unwanted items via the Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad service in Elyria and Lorain. It mentions contact numbers CH 41119 in Elyria and FA $3321 in Lorain and emphasizes easy ad placement.
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