The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 8

PORT HURON TIMES HERALD, Wednesday, July 1, 1964 PAGE EIGHT Working Conditions Main Topic As UAW, Ford Begin Talks DETROIT (AP) Negotia-President Wp.lt?" Reuther sat! with the Big Three, covenngisuch as those that have piaguea; me unmii uuuunng I A ntl nnn 1 -II 1m r. uAara 1 YT OOalc 111 A Sft Of .14 SO 376,000 HOMELESS Philippines Area Traffic Trend Still Soaring lions Deiween ine uiuieu rtuiujuuwn mm iicscmuit woiHers, au ex-unc muuMiy 111 yicviuu jcou.i." Workers and the Ford Motor.General Motors Corp. Ipire Aug 31 I But Louis Seaton CM vice "position papers" dealing Company opened today with the! Negotiations with the lasl ofj proposals fol-'president for personnel, said he'wlth contract provisions union's chief proposals focused the Big Three auto producers 11 mnrfitinne Th on improved working conditions. Chrysler- are scheduled to be, low a similar pattern for all of bel.eved the union's publicized and working conditions. The The first week of contract gin tomorrow.

First round the automakers, a UAW source proposals represented an 'ex- presentation is expected to con-talks in the nation's lareest in-italks with American particular emnhasis will be orbitant set of eoals." jtinue through next week. Ruined By Typhoon CHICAGO (AP)-The nation's dustry got underway Tuesday start July 8. Wed on workine conditions at! Seaton said the company! Included among the proposals rr ...1 1 1 A A MI niihJ because of model listen carefully to the are a request for double time tchances on the assemblv lines. liiAWe tnorifir snpupstions. an- for work after eight hours a MANILA (AP) CawaUyi Manila declared a state ofiiramc ot8ins ma conunue0wnen nue fieures from Typhoon Winnieaami, anrf rUarinran uPward trend datin? back! soared today as reports of death: rnhhI.

2' years and hit record swer them in detail and even- day or on Saturday, and triple them AS BOB KENNEDY SAYS FAREWELL in some plants, tne same s-swer cdmKltr linao nnur hanrll. Knth! make proposals Mprniru anH FnrH mnHple 1 of its pay for Sundays and holidays. I Other goals embrace plans for own. Polish People, Government placing an added burden on the worker, he said. As bargaining opened with nd destruction from one of the.

.,1 National Safety Council re- worst storms ever to rnllllon stll! was wlthoutrted forfav through Manila started trickling electric power and water 36 1 y' j- -r The month to 1 was 3,950. in from stricken areas. (hours after the typhoon roarediTU (. Tiie Philippine News Service rom the Pacjfjc with windv 1 10r end local newspapers reported from the Paclflc Wlth winds months of 1964 was 17i300. Both 40 dead although the Red Cross up S0 an hour Monday exceeded previous records set a i ii f-taii, tk.

night. year ago. May by 9 per cent. But. he added, GM would! early retirement with higher "vieorouslv onnose any union pensions, increased vacations, A Study In Contrasts r.M kr.th ciAoe ovnrocooH hunu nrfinncai which we do not fee additional holidays ana an in i li.

cnnnH for fhpirrpasfi in the Dresent 13.01 hour UflDClU; Dnl fAP(iltU: WonnoHv'c PCOLCIUI tcuicincui Willi- yi jly wage. lho first smnpuranrp nf rkpts uul "v'J i Rohert P. Kennedv vis I- Cross reported 275 injured and' Public transportation was re-ith five 37,897 homeless in cities this mornine. Citv streets Poland ended today with alaurin8 "ls V1SU- BOln 31 ne "I itpl anH hpsirlp jhp nlanp were an increase provinces of central Luzon Is- were choked with cars andj deaths noisy, tearful farewell from hun-men p0iish men with placards in wjth in danu nil vy uis lyjjnuuii. I Although the amount of travel dreds of Poles and a cold shoul-l reading "In the name of peace, offices and stores re i 1 I Most ai.

s. it i per lciu 10 001 uunuii ner from the Lommunist EOV-: uon give nuciear weapons UlientS Vjt Broke! 2 mt emp yCS p' miles. the death rate per 100 ernment. jWest Germany" and "Why A I lPn i i Ai I million also increased. The five- Before leaving for London, en doesn't the government of the Firm AdVISed IJrrin'Lv, death rate' 52' repre-1 route the United States, he United States recognize our i jp" rePenea 10 trainc arter a 6 per cent increase 'issued a statement to newsmen1 frontiers on the Oder and the TO Act QuiCk iH thV6r laSt yean urging "the reconciliation of Neisse?" 7 Ph'liPP'ne navy said the The councii said more than Eastern and Western Eurone in LANSING (UPD-Secretary of destroyer escort Rajah persons suffered dis-'association wilh the Kennedy shook hands with the State James M.

Hare advised capsized and sank at the Man-Lhiinc. inh.riP in etrPPt tUa onA OQV. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9 A.M. 9 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M.

6 P.M. 919 Military rillt in.nr.nr. chinvarH in Puirr' as uie omy uie i nignway acciaenis in me nrsi antee acainst nuc ear war. one or tnem a rose. policies were canceled by the vince just across Manila Bay.

months of 1964. collapse of the Career Insurance The Swedish freighter Nordvin, Co. of Texas to find another got away from shallow watersi firm as soon as possible. off Manila's Dewey Boulevard' TciVIOr I IcJIlS I Mara eaiA Via -icb Aitra Kill tltr nldar xmnll frAmktarp REG. 98c iwhether by design or In his statement to newsmen i Except for low-ranking aides Kennedy plugged a theme and security people, no Polish which is said to have attract- officials saw Kennedy, his wife ed the interest of Foreign Min-and three of their children off ister Adam Rapacki in a the airport.

Although two days ago. idy's visit was private, he had' It was that "Poland has poli- been met on his arrival last tical ties with the Soviet Union VASELINE Petroleum Jelly must do so under Michiean's were still aground, wa freighters! uting forj Leave Saturday financial responsibility law to a higher tide. RISE SHAVE CREAM retain their driving privilege. i All Philippine armed forces WASHINGTON (AP) Gen. While noting "problems personnel were placed on the Maxwell D.

Taylor, new U.S. brought about bv companies alert to help tvphoon victims envoy to South Viet Nam, plans Saturday bv Ambassador Eu- and personal ties with the SCORE HAIR eave Saturday night for his'Seniusz Milnikiel of the Foreign United States and therefore has 1 LB. REG. 89c to fear a unique opportunity to contrib- hpoan cost in Saieon. 1 Ministry.

REG. 49c CREAM such as Career (that go bank-: and maintain order, nipt) are monstrous," Hare said; Government agencies a new Michigan law will allow'sending medical and ute to buropean security ana rescue The Senate Foreign Relations The eovernment was under- the easing of tension between EZB ixtkaI I HIAVT to stricken provincial Committee, with only Sen. but relief work was Wayne Morse, in oppo- motorists insured by the firm, teams that result in unsatisfied judge- areas. stood to be irritated at Kenne-'the United States and the So-dy's series of stump-style viet Union." speeches to street crowds and sition, approved Taylor's nom ination Tuesday. It was learned that William ments because of the cancellation to retain their drivers' license.

greatly hampered by the continuing disruption in communications and Manila's pow- his visit to Stefan Cardinal Wy- Sullivan, 41, who has headed Jszynski, the Roman Catholic 17 Declared Dead In Crash Until the 14 legislature er blackout ThP tvnhnnn naprf smith the Viet Nam task force in the primate of Poland, against the amended the financial responsi I-n I 1 nlulf. nrtiiarn manl nfflnl judge-jthe big U.S. Clark Air ueparimem. woum oe- su.c,, U1u, bility law, unsatisfied WASHINGTON (AP)-The Air Raco i ml nnrth Man a CUme I'll. .1 man in me OdlliOn jcvciqi iiuuuicu i REG.

$1.98 CHUX tne Force has declared dead the 17 but hit the U.S. Navy's Sang-; emoassy unaer uen. i ayior ana n.cnncuy muC, repeaitfu received ithe REG. 33c CHARCOAL LIGHTER REG. 22c WILLOW TOWEL REG.

$1.48 HALO HAIR SPRAY iey roini Air siauon across ine and men who were bay from Manila. A Navy Johnson. past few days. They serenaded said thprp wPrP nol Wl(h 8 chorus of may you aboard two planes that collided DISPOSABLE ments from accident claims through non-insurance had driving privileges suspended 1 until the judgement was paid. Career, which had its Michigan license revoked in late May, will not pay claims, Hare said, but the theory behind the new" law is the motorist did all he could to protect himself.

casualties. Aircraft were eitherJREATED LIKE A DOG live, 100 years" as he climbed, or nermuaa monaay. c- lagain to me rooi or nis seaan.i urny uve oouies nave Deen re MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) 3 PLY TISSUE lashed securely or flown to safer areas. gene Gardner was arrested DIAPERS 1" At the airport, Kennedy got; covered, according to reports out of his car to shake handsi received in Washington.

Seven with almost everyone standing1 men who dropped out of the in a crowd of 150 outside the planes as part of a paradrop fence. Two old women broke training mission before the into tears. One kissed his hand crash were rescued from the and he patted her cheek. sea. The Manila Weather BureaujTuesday for interfering with said the typhoon, still packing dog catchers trying to capture 95 mile winds, was churning! a runaway daschund.

"They across the South China Sea were treating him like a dog," toward the Chinese mainland. (Gardner told oolice. This does not lift the financial judgement, however, Hare pointed out. M- fl I I MOT I Mi'2ic REG. $3.95 ELECTRIC CHARCOAL LIGHTER 10 FT.

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