Truth About Michigan Institute Here Friday Night
Labor education and community leaders schedule a two day Truth About Michigan institute in Lenawee at the AFL-CIO hall on South Winter Street. Don Stevens of the Michigan State AFL-CIO will speak alongside State Representative Joseph Kowalski. Russell Roback opens the program Friday at 7 30 p m.
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Michigan
Lenawee Aflclo Council
Afl-Cio
South Winter Street
Don Stevens
Michigan State Afl-Cio
Michigan State University
Joseph J. Kowalski
State House
Russell Roback
Lenawee Afe-Cio Council
Dam
August Scholle
Eagles
Satel Sions
Alite
Scholle
Ibelous
Roback
John Dawson
Adrian College
Lawrence Rogin
University of Michigan
Wayne State University Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations
Robert Baker
Adrian
William Goode
Michigan Labor Committee For Human Rights
William Sterling
Munroe
Harold Marsh
Webb Magoor
Joseph Smith
UAW International
Lenawee
Hillsdale
Mystery Satellite Likely Part Of U S Shot, Report Says
The Defense Department believes the unidentified satellite is likely the ejected recovery capsule from Discoverer V launched in polar orbit in August 1959. It notes the capsule was propelled downward by a retro rocket, but the carrier rocket was mispositioned for earth ejection, complicating recovery efforts.
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U.S
Shot
Is Report
Aay Defense Department
Aranam
Lowe Vengaca Med
Earth
High Court to Hear Color Rights Case in Bus Terminal
The Supreme Court will review a Richmond Virginia case where Bruce Boynton, a Black law student, was fined after refusing to leave a white section of a Trailways Bus Terminal restaurant. The court also barred Arkansas cities from punishing NAACP leaders for refusing to disclose membership rolls in a separate ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Bruce Boynton
Richmond, Va
Trailways Bus Terminal, Inc
High Tribunal
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Ark
National Assn
Steel Plant Closed In Phone Fight Leads To Walkout
A walkout by United Steel Workers shut the stainless and strip division of Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp in Detroit amid a dispute over using company phones for union business. About 200 workers abandoned the day shift, with the second shift absent, as union leader Orlando Battisti said a "continuous meeting" would continue depending on company attitude. A separate Senate plan, supported by US and Canadian officials, seeks to harmonize pilot standards for Great Lakes waters, allowing designation of waters where a registered U.S. or Canadian pilot must be used.
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Washington
Senate
Great Lakes
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren
el, Magnuson
D-Wash
Eisenhower Fito
U. S
Detroit
United Steel Workers
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Orlaid Battisti
Bit
USW Local 1357
Battisti
Bill on pilot aboard ships in Great Lakes waters approved
The House passed a bill requiring a registered pilot to be aboard ships at all times in U S waters of the Great Lakes, and calls for reciprocal arrangements with Canada through the secretary for commerce to carry out the proposal.
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Secretary For Commerce
Canada
House
U. S
Great Lakes
Trail Of Qil Solves Mystery Bulldog Tenacity
Police traced a fuel spill from a car collision with a fire hydrant at South Main and Beecher Streets. Claude Harvey admitted leaving the scene of a property damage accident and paid 25 dollars in fines to avoid five days in jail.
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South Main
Beecher
Claude Harvey
Wolf, Creek Road
Harvey
Paul Betz
22 More Dead From German Mine Tragedy
East Germany reports 22 more bodies recovered from the Karl Marx mine at Zwic kaw as gas-fueled fire delays rescues. A total of 39 bodies have been recovered with 84 miners still trapped 3,200 feet below. A West Berlin observer says officials offer little hope for the trapped men.
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Berlin
Karl Marx
Zwickaw
ADWN
West Berlin
Zwic- Sau
Man Dies Alone After Seven Years In Unheated East Beecher Building
Mrs Partridge found Molnar, who lived alone in a small unheated structure on East Beecher behind Jon Partridge’s home. Deputies say no inquest will be held, Detroit police could not locate relatives, coroner cites pneumonia, body at Braun Funeral Home awaiting services.
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East Beecher
Census Applicants Take Examinations in Jackson
About 40 applicants for the 1960 census enumerator jobs reported at the courthouse in Jackson this morning with another exam slated for this afternoon. Lenawee’s quota is 64 with three crew leaders. Adrian will have 2 enumerators, southern townships 21, northern 22. An exam on Feb 17 saw 28 pass 15. Qualifications include citizenship, age 18 plus, and high school education or equivalent. Further exams scheduled. applications to District Supervisor, Bureau of the Census, 109 Francis Street, Jackson, or the Michigan Employment Security Commission in Adrian.
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Court House
Lounder Jack Thompson
Jackson
Thompson
Lenawee
Adrian
Bureau of the Census
Francis Street
Michigan Employment Securty Commission
Filibuster mapped over civil rights clash in Senate
In Washington the filibuster strategy was sprung as Sen. Richard B Russell leads southern opposition to civil rights legislation. He warned steps to block consent would stall business and trigger round the clock sessions, with Lyndon B Johnson and Everett Dirksen signaling readiness to push voting on the issue.
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Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Clinton Engines Withdraws Suit Against Rival
New York report says Karl W. Mueller president of Clinton Engines Corp Clinton Mich announced the withdrawal of a 15 million dollar antitrust suit against Briggs and Stratton Corp filed in Detroit. An agreement followed changes in Clinton stock and management after Briggs Stratton earlier sued Clinton for patent infringement with Clinton prevailing.
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New York
Karl Ww. Muelley
Clinton Engines Corp
Clinton, Mich
Briggs & Stratton ‘Corp
Detroit
Mueller
Clinton, Briggs & Stratton
Clinton
Eisenhower in Rio De Janeiro Parade Draws World News
President Eisenhower rode through Rio de Janeiro amid the largest crowds the city has ever seen. Confetti showered the Avenue Rio Branco as police estimated unprecedented turnout and choruses of Eisenhower echoed through the streets.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Eisenhower
Rio Branco
Rio
Bayside Drive
Sugar Loaf
Tey
Juscelino Kubitschek
Naval Ministry
U. S
CCAR Dealers Win Delay in Detroit Trial
Twenty two Chevrolet dealers in the Detroit area win an indefinite postponement of their price fixing trial. U S District Judge Thomas P Thornton granted the delay citing possible juror prejudice from a 23 Ford dealers plea last week. Indictments accuse both groups of conspiring to fix car prices since 1954 and 1956 respectively. Ford dealers await sentencing.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
U. S
Thomas P.thornton
Ford
Ford Group
Thornton
Prompt Payment for Parking Meter Fines
Municipal Judge Sul Betz urges prompt payment of parking meter fines to save money for citizens. Fines are $1 per violation. unpaid within seven days rise to $2. If paid at the police station within one hour, the fine remains 25 cents.
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Sul Betz
Widow of Slain Man Arrested as Death Plotter
Nellie Lassiter, 38, widow of Parvin Lassiter, is charged with first degree murder and conspiracy in her husband's bludgeon shooting. Gordon Watson, 44, a business associate, is jailed in Detroit after arrest in Los Angeles. State alleges a $500 payoff and money on the body motivated the killing. Lassiter would inherit substantial assets.
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Detrov
Nellie Lassiter
Parvin
Bill) Lassiter
Gordon Watson
Royal Ozk
Dearborn Township
John le Mokersky
Watson
Los Angeles
Michigan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jones
Hicks
Lassiter
Seem
Nown
Howard Whaley
Whaley
Lassiters
Detroit
Murray
Henry Rhodes
Rhodes
Oakland County
Nellie
Power Firm Union Okays Strike Move
The Utility Workers of America Union voted to strike Consumers Power Co if needed to back new contract demands. Garland Sanders said 24 locals representing about 5,000 operating employees favored striking except one. The two-year pact ends at midnight Monday with no extension planned. Issues include wages and fringe benefits. mediators stand by to assist if called.
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Jackson
Utility Workers of America
Consumers Power Co
Garland Sanders
State Council
Consumers Power
Sanders
Michigan
Plane Wreck Suspected Bomb Plot Claims CAB Says Dynamite Caused Crash
Government sleuths told a Senate subcommittee that a dynamite bomb caused a plane crash near Bolivia North Carolina killing 34. Julian Frank of Westport identified as victim. insurance pursued. Investigations by CAB and FBI continue as questions remain about criminal charges.
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Washington
Conn
Milment
North Caro
Frank
Julian Frank
Westport
James R. Durfee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
FBY
Kure Beach
N. C
Bolivia
Durfee
Xhrushcehey
Germany
CAB
FBI
Gym for Polaris Submarine Details Revealed
Rear Admiral William F. Raborn disclosed features of the Polaris powered submarine program. The nuclear ship will include a tiny gym for two men and artificial light to maintain normal conditions during cruises up to three months. Some cooking oils and aerosol shaving creams will be banned to minimize air contamination.
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Washington
Iwi
William F. Raborn
Aero Club of Washington
5 May Plebiscite Proposed to Decide German Future
The United States may urge Russia to let Germans vote on their future. The plan would poll Germans on unification with a single peace or division with separate peace treaties. Secretary Herter reportedly favors the proposal, but Soviet officials have repeatedly rejected it.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Germany
Herter
East Germany
Federal Income Tax Repeal Proposed in Michigan hear
Michigan Committee for Economic Freedom urged Congress to propose a constitutional amendment to repeal the federal income tax and liquidate federal properties. Willis E. Stone of Los Angeles led the push as Orville F. Sherwood of Detroit said they aim to win support from 34 or at least 20 states to trigger action. Rep Lloyd Anderson and about a dozen lawmakers sponsored the resolution.
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Lansing
Michigan Committee For Economic Freedom
Congress
Willis E. Stone
Los Angeles
National Committee
Economic Freedom
House Committee On
Texas
Wyoming
Orville F. Sherwood
Detroit
Michigan
Sherwood
Lloyd Anderson
Rontiac
House
Runaway Found Kalamazoo After Missing Woman Tale
A 33 year old blue eyed blond girl reported missing by her mother Mrs Musella Perkins was found walking along a street in Kalamazoo yesterday. Police said Juanita Nuyén told them she had run away from home amid a broad search sparked by the disappearance.
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Kalamazoo
Juanita Nuyén
Musella Perkins
Youths Battle in Racial Disorder in Chattanooga
A downtown variety store clash between Negro and white youths ended with 12 whites and one Black arrested after police mobilized 250 officers and 40 auxiliaries. Earlier peaceful protest over segregated lunch counters escalated into hand to hand fighting. stores limited hours as schools closed early. In nearby Virginia and North Carolina, Negro students renewed non violent sit ins and authorities arrested 25 demonstrators there.
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Chattanooga
Ed Brown
Brown
Virginia
North Carolina
Saline Puppeteers Present Program for Adrian Children
Saline Puppeteers announce a Saturday program for Adrian children as listed in Inside Today's Telegram. Other items include sugar beet growers annual meeting, Lenawee Jackson Hillsdale County Council plans by Girl Scouts, Lenawee doctors opposing medical benefits under Social Security, and Catholic Central defeating Madison 6233 in regional cage games.
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Adrian
Girl Scouts
Lenawee
Boy Four Survives Stay in Electric Cooler
In Houston Texas four year old Ronnie Algayer nearly froze after two hours inside an electric icebox while two other four year old girls played nearby. His mother Jean Algayer found him after a nap in their 9 unit apartment. A muffled plea from an unused apartment led to his rescue. Doctors report his temperature returned to normal after a warm bath with no lasting injuries noted.
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Houston
Texas
Jean Algayer
Som
Ronnie
Mommie
City-County
Teamsters Meet Sets Goal for National Contract Dates
Union officers today discussed uniform expiration dates aimed at a single nationwide contract. The plan would simplify bargaining across members and streamline expiration schedules.
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Miami Beach
Teamsters Union Officers
Williams Says Wife Would Not Mind If He Skips Run
On his 60th birthday Governor Williams said his wife Nancy would not be displeased if he did not seek a seventh term. He noted her support in past undertakings and recalled his mother's earlier stance favoring a Senate bid in 1958. Democrats honored him with a birthday chorus in the House before a reception at his home.
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Williams
Lansing
Nancy
2 I Newsman
Elma
AE. Williams
Senate
Philip A. Hart
U.S
Charles E. Potter
Cheboygan Re
Joseph. J. O
Detroit
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