Chrysler UAW Talks Open On New Contract
Chrysler faces bargaining with the United Auto Workers as it seeks new wage terms amid a first quarter loss. UAW demands include guarantees against automatic raises, plant relocation issues, and broader cost pressures. GM and Ford also prep proposals, with Reuther pushing for new concepts and longer term security, while GM weighs an annual salary plan for production staff.
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Columnist Recovered Among Plane Crash Victims
Navy divers recovered the bodies of the remaining two victims of a light plane crash off the Northwest Washington coast. Md Koterba, 42, Washington, D C, United Features columnist, and Dan Cormwell of El Paso, Texas, were found in the wreckage about 40 feet under water and brought to Indian Village for coroner examination. The other three victims were rescued after the crash offshore near a Coast Guard fog horn.
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Exhibition displays old U S currency in Nicodemus Bank
In Salisbury Nicodemus National Bank hosts a six panel exhibit of money dating from the Revolutionary era through the Civil War period. The display includes Continental and colonial notes and shinplasters. Four children in Hagerstown have contracted cerebral degeneration from a disease, with the youngest Pauling 1 0 months old among those affected. Doctors say victims rarely reach adulthood. The exhibit runs until June 6 at the Baltimore University Hospital where Mickey Tarr is being treated and may shed light on these historic notes.
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Allegheny to Acquire 50 Percent of National Car Rental Stake
Allegheny Airlines agrees to take a 50 percent interest in National Car Rental Systems Inc. with Tad Hankey and Leslie O Barnes announcing the deal. Signed in Washington DC and approved by both boards, National operates about 12 000 cars across roughly 500 offices in the United States and shows growing market share.
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Ardmore Girl Scouts quit council in revolt over funding
Ardmore area Girl Scouts and Juniors announced independence from the national body on Thursday. Ardmore leaders said the group withdrew from the Girl Scouts of the USA and the Soonner Council due to inadequate financial support from the regional headquarters. They cited Ardmore United Fund contributions of 3830 to the council this year with only 90 returning to local Scouts, repeating last year’s 180.
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Kidnap Killers Sketch Sought in Wyoming Park Slaying
Police pursue an Iowa woman in the death of 23 year old Amdy Ashley after a park lake drowning in Buffalo Wyoming. An age description from 14 observers led to a state alert issued based on the description.
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Maryland Sets 1961 Corn Support At $1.31 Per Bushel
Maryland announces a minimum 1961 crop corn support at $1.31 per bushel, tied to a national average of $1.20 under the 1958 Agricultural Act. Dudley, chairman of the Maryland ASCS, says loans on farm stored corn and purchase agreements will run from harvest through April 3, 1962, maturing May 1, with eligibility limited to No 3 or better corn, moisture and storage standards apply.
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Congo Marks 1st Anniversary of Independence
Leopoldville, Congo observed its first independence anniversary with a flag parade a beauty contest and a football match. Gen Mobutu led a march before President Kasavubu and foreign diplomats as Katanga’s Moise Tshombe sent 75 gendarmes to the parade amid political strains.
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Elder Moffett Marks 50 Years In Ministry
Elder Moffett and Mrs Moffett travel to Mount Vernon Ohio for the Ohio Seventh Day Adventists camp meeting where the minister marks his 50th ordination anniversary. Since graduating Mount Vernon College in 1905 he entered Ohio ministry serving as pastor evangelist editor college dean and president of nine conferences and union bodies. Now retired in Mount Aetna he serves as financial counselor for the Columbia Union covering seven eastern states plus the District of Columbia.
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Progress In Ship Strike Negotiations
Ship strike talks between the International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots and a coalition of shipping companies led by Max Varrison continue. About 260 ships are affected, with some listed in Gulf Coast home ports. A prior agreement with the Harrison Group unions remains in effect as a basis for settlement effort. President Kennedy extended the fact finding board deadline to next Monday to allow more time for mediation and a possible settlement.
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Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
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Media Ton
Restoration prayer text from Raymond Batcomb confession
Raymond Batcomb of Corvallis Oregon letters from First Methodist Church offering a prayer for restoration and national purpose. He prays for insight into Thy purpose and devotion to the common good and invokes love of homeland and faith in Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ, Our Lord, Amen. —Raymond
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U S May Boost NATO Defenses In Preparation
U S officials weigh steps to strengthen NATO in Europe to deter a Soviet threat. Rusk and McNamara discuss options as de Gaulle shifts a French division from Germany to France and Berlin tensions rise. The Western powers resist Khrushchev’s plan for a East German treaty claiming it would jeopardize West Berlin rights.
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Kennedy orders FBI probe into Pentagon leak of secrets
President Kennedy orders an FBI inquiry after reports of leaks concerning secret military plans at the Pentagon. The Sun-Times and Newsweek reference a contingency plan by the Joint Chiefs and Berlin crisis actions, while officials stress caution over accuracy.
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Youth Read Poem To Show Court He Repented
In a Maryland court, Bowyer pleads guilty after initial not guilty plea over archaic phrasing, with the judge striking a term from the indictment. Multiple defendants face varying sentences, with Judge Mc Laughlin reducing some terms and ordering pre sentence investigations.
Cyclist Injured After Car Door Opens In Path
A boy identified as Robert Goldman of 1026 Woodland Way was injured when his bicycle struck a car door opened suddenly in the first block of West Jonathan Street near noon. He was taken to Washington County Hospital for treatment of head injuries.
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Woodland Way
W. Jonathan Sr
Washington County
Helishots Aid in Southern California Brush Fires
In Ramona California grappling with the driest year on record, helicopters hover over burning brush as padded men leap from a maximum height of 12 feet to combat fires. The unit, nicknamed helishots, works without parachutes to begin ground suppression quickly.
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