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meNTIC VOTING
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For New Jerseyites
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to vote in New Jersey’s general
election November 4 must meet
requirements by September 25
(Thursday).
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In person only and Is perm
anent unless the elector falls
to vote at least once every
four years. It Is accomplished
through a County or Municipal
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tration in Essex and Hudson
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Mexico. New York. North Caro
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NEW JERSEY
To be elected—Senator. 14
Representatives, other officials.
Residence requirements—
State six months, county and
precinct 60 days
Absentee voting Write
county clerk for ballot before
October 27. giving kind and
date of election, your New Jer
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and address to which ballot
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signed registration card. Allow
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Voted ballot due back before
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NEW MEXICO
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GM r Chrysler
Talks Resume
DETROIT, Sept. 22 (AP).—
General Motors and Chrysler,
both strike targets for the
United Auto Workers Union, re
sumed bargaining with the
UAW today in efforts to reach
new contracts and head off any
walkouts.
UAW President Walter Reu
ther, who was scheduled to re
turn to the bargaining table
with Chrysler, remained at his
office today while aides met
with Chrysler. Mr. Reuther was
reported working over language
of a couple of clauses the union
will propose to Chrysler.
Counter-Offers Planned
UAW officials expressed con
fidence Saturday that negotia
tions with Chrysler could result
in a contract by tonight. They
were not so optimistic today,
and Doug Fraser of the UAW’s
Chrysler negotiating team told
newsmen: "I’m not that opti
mistic now. I certainly don’t
think it will be over today.”
At GM. the union was to offer
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counter-proposals dealing with
alleged wage inequities.
GM and Chrysler offered to
the UAW Saturday three-year
contracts almost identical to
the one which Ford and the
UAW agreed on Wednesday
after the' UAW staged a six
hour strike of 98.000 Ford work
ers to emphasize its demand.
Mr. Reuther said he would
not accept from GM or Chrysler
a carbon copy of the Ford set
tlement, but he indicated the
ofler made Saturday supplied
a basis from which to work for
ultimate settlement.
Sept. 30 Deadline
The UAW has an 11 am.
September 30 strike deadline
at GM if no contract agreement
is reached. Mr. Reuther and
other top officers of the UAW
have been given authority by
the union to call a Chrysler
strike whenever they feel it
necessary.
Mr. Reuther’s comment to
; newsmen indicated he thought
it would be easier for the UAW
, to reach agreement with Chrys
i ler and he took command of
I the union's bargaining team
with that company Saturday.
Mr. Reuther said that since
GM has four times as many
' plants and nearly four times
Play Critics
Are Spared
By T ruman
CHICAGO, Sept. 22 (AP).|
—Olve ’em hell Harry Truman,
who has lambasted music
critics, the Marines and Re
publicans didn’t tangle with
Chicago drama critics last
night.
But it was plain to see he
differed with them about
daughter Margaret’s acting
ability.
After seeing Margaret as the
lead in “Autumn Crocus’’ the
former President said she was
wonderful in the part.
Chicago critics in general
panned the show and Miss
Truman.
A reporter set the stage for
a Truman counterpunch when
he asked about the critics’
reviews.
Mr. Truman didn’t swing.
as many workers as Chrysler
there are many more local
problems at GM and that
makes negotiating a slower
process. '
"I have not read any of the
Chicago critics' reviews on the
play and certainly don't Intend
to,” he said.
The former President said
the play was “fine—splendid.”
Asked about Margaret's role,
and quail,, ara traditional
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i he retorted. “What do you
think I thought of it? Every-
I thing she does is always good.”
’ I Margaret, who is Mrs. Clifton
'Daniel, Jr., wife of the assistant
11 to the managing editor of tha
New York Times, will perform
’ 'through October 5. Her hua
i band will see the play next
; Thursday.
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