IUE GM Strike Settlement Pauses 1961 Walkout
IUE and GM reach a three year pact after a nationwide strike of about 25 000 workers at six plants including DeKalb and Tonawanda. Settlements mirror the United Auto Workers agreement, with most local terms resolved except the Dayton Ohio Delco Products plant pending finalization.
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Soviets push UN for nuclear test talks in Geneva
The Soviet Union urged the United Nations to place top priority on ending nuclear weapons tests, facing immediate U.S. opposition. In the U.N. General Assembly’s Political Committee, Valerian Zorin said all members should share views on suspending tests before the Geneva talks set for Get 31. The United States Britain and the Soviet Union plan to discuss control methods and a proposed agency structure based on technical work already prepared by Bush and West experts.
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Valerian Zorin
Janice Won’t Menace U S Cuba Miami Hurricane Update
Hurricane Janice moved slowly north northeast over the Atlantic, 410 miles east of Charleston at 5 p m EST. Reports from ships indicated the storm held its course, posing no threat to the U S mainland except high swells and rough seas along the open east coast from North Carolina to the Florida capes.
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Fla
Janice
Weather Bureau
Bahama Islands
Charleston
Buren
U. S
North Carolina Capes
Navy Plane Crashes Near Cyprus Killing Pilot
A Navy courier aircraft from Randolph crashed into the sea three miles off Famagusta Cyprus yesterday. The incident killed the pilot and left investigators examining the wreckage for further details.
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Cyprus
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Navy
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Famagusta
Russia Tells Sputnik Data to United States
Washington reports the United States has received its first official detailed Sputnik telemetry data via the National Academy of Sciences. The records cover space radiation measurements from Sputnik 1 and note the code excludes other Sputnik experiments and related studies.
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United States
National Academy of Sciences
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Academy
Sputnik IL
Sputniks
U S Plans Manned Orbital Capsule Within 3 Years
Defense officials disclosed a $65 million program to launch a manned capsule that would orbit Earth for about 24 hours on 10 to 12 orbits. Roy W. Johnson hinted at a two to three year timeline, noting the goal is a true space flight, not the X-15.
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United States
Defense Department
Roy W. Johnson
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Stramford
Conn
Johnson
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Liferise
Promoted To General by President Eisenton
Washington UPL reports Major General Howard Mew Snyder, son of Maj. Gen. Ohe, has been promoted via presidential recess appointment. The White House physician is noted as Dr. Shydex, with Snyder a standout among nine Army colonels, marking a notable brigadier future.
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Mueller Named Under Secretary in Commerce Department
AP dispatch from Washington reports Frederick IL Mueller of Grand Rapids Michigan designated to be under secretary of commerce next month. President Eisenhower will appoint Mueller to replace Walter Williams who resigns effective November 1. Carl T Gechsle of Long Meadow Massachusetts will be named to succeed Mueller as assistant secretary of domestic affairs.
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Long Meadow
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