Hard Bargaining Between Ford and UAW Seen in Talks
DETROIT AP Hard bargaining between Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers in their impending new contract talks appeared likely today after clashing preliminary stands. The UAW charged Ford could not understand the workers' position. Negotiations open July 1 with GM and Chrysler as contract expirations loom August 31. Reuther has set a 4.9 percent minimum wage goal, with the union seeking higher wages, broader pensions, and a shorter work week.
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Soviet camps blamed for sunbathing and vodka indulgence
Izvestia accuses labor camps of aging misfits living in sun and eating well while demanding harsh labor and stricter punishment. In Seoul, students face trial for insurrection under Park regime. Duvalier seeks foreign investment amid Haiti life presidency claims. Goa blasts prompt Indian probe. one dead and offices hit in four towns.
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Kennedy makes progress as hospitalized after plane crash
Senator Edward M. Kennedy undergoes 10 to 12 days in an orthopedic bed in Northampton Mass as doctors report improving neurological and orthopedic conditions. Funeral services were held for two crash victims, pilot Edwin T. Zimny and Kennedy aide Edward S Mass. autopsy found no preexisting condition causing the crash and Bayh family health was described as good to excellent.
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Duchin Weds New York Socialite Cheray Zauderer
Peter Duchin 27, son of late Eddie Duchin, marries New York socialite Cheray Georgea Zauderer in a Park Avenue ceremony. Guests included Duchin's godparents and US official W Averell Harriman.
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NASA and GE to discuss equipment for flight impact prediction
NASA will begin negotiations with General Electric Co. to supply a data processing system to improve prediction of launch vehicle impact points during flight. The GE plant in Syracuse, New York, will install the $1.5 million system to provide higher speed telemetry radar and data handling for the space station at Wallops Island.
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Jane Heap, Editor of Little Review, Dies at 1
Jane Heap former editor of the Little Review and co editor when James Joyce Ulysses ran in 23 installments died last Thursday friends said Monday Heap helped spark the 1920s literary renaissance and the Joyce publication.
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Whiting Re-elected to 7th Circuit Virginia Bar Council
Henry Whiting of Kuykendall and Whiting was re elected as the 17th Judicial Circuit representative to the Virginia Bar Association council in a special meeting. He begins a new three year term July 1 after about 14 lawyers heard his report on council activities. The association focuses on policing unauthorized practice and ethics education for new lawyers. Robert K. Woltz nominated him for another term.
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Pope Paul says church studying birth control limits remain
Pope Paul announced the church is studying birth control in light of new developments while maintaining the ban on contraceptives for now. He noted pills likely referenced and urged further study before any change, reiterating that rhythm method is allowed and Pius XII’s rules are not yet obsolete.
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Senate approves space program authorization in swift move
The Senate authorized 5.246 billion dollars for NASA for the upcoming year, slightly above the House figure, marking a reduction from last year’s budget. The measure proceeds to the House, with actual funds for the program to be set by a separate appropriations bill. The population clock showed 192 million, up from 180 million in 1960. Johnson marked the GI Bill anniversary, calling it a pillar that expanded opportunities and trained eight million veterans.
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Head Not Heart First Death Signal
In San Francisco a Boston doctor argues that brain wave signals determine death sooner than heartbeat. He proposes EEG to certify death, warning resuscitation devices merely prolong false hope and costly struggles.
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Reapportion Bar Sought By Georgia
Georgia lawmakers push to strip federal courts of power to decide legislative reapportionment cases. Senate approves the resolution 33 to 13 after debate. House had backed it after the Supreme Court reapportionment ruling.
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Bryan named chairman of Governor's Handicapped Employment Committee
Paul Bryan, manager of the Norfolk office of the Virginia Employment Commission, was named chairman of the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped. He succeeds Floyd H. Armstrong, with the appointment announced yesterday.
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Pearisburg Youth Drowns in New River
PEMBROKE VA AP A 20 year old Pearisburg youth Reneald Owen Brooks drowned yesterday in the New River. Authorities said the body was recovered after Brooks apparently suffered a cramp while swimming with friends.
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New Way to Save Money
Harlan Weaver, caught speeding at 80 due to a stuck speedometer, was fined $10. After a garageman fixed the faulty gauge, the radar trap showed proper speed and Weaver concluded he saved $10.
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