Steel Talks Recessed as USW Delays Big Three
United Steel Workers suspend joint contract talks with the Big Three and begin negotiating individually with 11 major producers. David J. McDonald said the move does not mean a breakdown, with contracts for 650,000 workers due to expire June 30. Talks with eight additional firms may start as early as Tuesday.
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United Steel Workers
David J. McDonald
USW
McDonald
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Want Ad Sews Up A Problem
Mrs. Roy Bird of 205 N Maryland used Daily News want ads to attract customers for her sewing. Seven days of classified advertising brought in many people needing a seamstress, showing how a talent can be sold through the newspaper.
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Roy Bird
Maryland
Daily News
Foreign Aid Vote Seen Falling Short in Senate
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration faces resistance to expanding foreign aid. Senate leaders doubt more than about 40 of 95 members will back a higher ceiling beyond the House level of 3.8 billion dollars, despite committee moves to raise it by 700 million.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
United States
Citizens For Eisenhower Organization
Republican Congress
Russia
Two Hurt as Car Flips Over
Two Plainview men were hospitalized after their two door sedan rolled over on U S Highway 87 six miles south of Tulsa at 8 45 p m on Sunday. The driver of a panel truck also skidded and overturned on the same highway about 1 5 miles south of town. The car left the pavement while passing and struck a culvert. Neither man was believed to be seriously injured.
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Tulsa
Plainview
Here
Carl L. Wood
Eden
Baseball scores from major leagues and Western League
American League games include New York 9 Cleveland 4 and Chicago 20 Washington 2. Boston 13 Detroit 2. Baltimore 7 Kansas City 2. National League results Philadelphia 7 Chicago 4. St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 1. Milwaukee 5 Brooklyn 4. New York 7 Cincinnati 61. Western games Amarillo 8 Des Moines 3. Pueblo 6 Topeka 1. Colorado Springs 4 4 ay 3 2. Albuquerque 9.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Amarillo
Des Moines
Pueblo
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Albuquerque
Rains and winds hit Panhandle plains near Dumas
Two late Sunday wrecks on the Dalhart highway west of Dumas during a blinding sandstorm injured three people and damaged nine cars. Lt. James C. Binnion of Fort Worth, Airman Thomas E. Olsen, and Gerald Gallagher of the 3339th Student Squadron were hospitalized, with Gallagher described as the more seriously injured.
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Dumas
Dalhart
James C. Binnion
Fort Worth
Amarillo Air Force Base
Thomas E. Olsen
Gerald Gallagher
3339Th
Memorial Hospital
Amarillo
Arthur Weight
Weight
Blake Laramore
Pampa
Binnion
Laramore
Olsen
Troy Post
Three youths held in Cyprus restaurant bombing
In Nicosia British authorities detained three youths for questioning after a bombing at the Little Soho restaurant killed U S Vice Consul William P Boteler and wounded three other Americans. The attack prompted security steps as Americans in the area faced warnings.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U. S
William P. Boteler
Little Soho
U. S. State Department
William Butler
Boteler
Greece
Soho
Grandchildren visit Ike on Father's Day at Walter Reed
President Eisenhower, recovering at Walter Reed, welcomed four grandchildren David 8 Barbara Anne 7 Susan 4 and Mary Jean 6 months in the presidential suite. Accompanied by Maj John Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower the group brought flowers gifts and a plant for the ailing father. The visit followed a lunch with Mamie and a briefing that he remained in good spirits with morale high.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Army
John Eisenhower
Presidential Suite
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
Mary Jean
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
John
Hagerty
Dry Missouri Town Prays for Moisture
Bethany Missouri faces extreme drought as Mayor Raymond K. Wheeler and about 3000 residents fear fires and water shortages with lawns and cars drying out amid dwindling supplies.
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Missouri
Bethany
Raymond K. Wheeler
Northwest
Bethany Faces Water Shortage Amid Drought Strain
In northwest Missouri Bethany warns of just two weeks of water left as city officials impose restrictions on car washing lawn sprinkling and dishwashers. Water by truck and rail from nearby towns is sought while an Army pipeline to the Grand River is considered pending a federal drought disaster designation. Federal officials will survey the area tomorrow.
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Wheeler
Bethany
Missouri
Trenton
Pattonsburg
Grand River
Drouth
Harriman Drives for Western Votes
Milton Weilenmann will be full time western campaign manager for Averell Harriman with Salt Lake City headquarters. Reva Beck Bosone will assist. Western delegates formed a permanent organization at Denver to win votes for Harriman at the Chicago Democratic National Convention opening August 3. The Western drive spans Oklahoma to Texas and beyond with hopes of gaining Nevada Washington Arizona Colorado and Montana delegates. Harriman noted possible expansion and selected speaking engagements before the convention.
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Denver
Milton Weilenmann
Utah
Averell Harriman
Salt Lake City
New York
Weilenmann
Reva Beck Bosone
Harriman
Chicago
Albany
Weisenmann
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Gary
Kansas
Washington
Arizona
Colorado
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Montana
Sen. Estes Kefauver
New Yorker
Texas
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Amarillo records 159 days of sun in 1956 out of 168 with cloudy conditions in the latest readings at 3 p.m. Sunday. Wind speeds vary, visibility 15 to 20 miles, skies mostly cloudy over Houston Dallas and Oklahoma City while Amarillo shows 16 mph wind and 10 miles visibility.
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Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Okla
City
Hagerty Says Eisenhower Not Sick Despite Hospitalization
White House press secretary James C. Hagerty said Eisenhower has had an operation and is not a sick man, though he remains hospitalized for abdominal surgery. Hagerty refused to say if the president will seek a second term and noted no discussion with the president about reelection.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
NBC
Eisenhower
Two Twisters Sighted Across Panhandle Area
Severe storms swept the Panhandle Plains with two twisters sighted near Hereford and Canyon but no tornado damage reported. Amarillo logged 1.25 inches of rain by 10 p.m., with heavier totals in Canyon and Hereford and widespread lightning and wind damage including a theater screen at the Twin Drive-In and a TV antenna incident in Plainview area.
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Ford- Amarillo
Panhandle Plains
U.S. Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Canyon
Hereford
Claude
Ambarger
Dawn
Vega
Canyon Highway
R. E. McAmis
George C. Pearce
Spring
Hereford-Amarillo
Plainview-Orion
E. C. Whitten
Plainview
J. C. Harvard
New Deal
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Charles W. Hilburn
Robert Shortal
By Jack Bell
Panhandle-Plains
Gallagher
By Richard K. O'Malley
Washington, D. C
State Department
Jack Bane
Chevy Chase
James Dace
Los Angeles
James Coleman
Scranton
Charles H. Groff
Donald P. Mulvey
Flushing
N. Y
Kitium
Makarios
Mark Ike
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Fisenhower
By Rene J. Cappon
Weather Forecast
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Ceeseeses al
Seeeseees
Nevada
Wyoming
Idaho
Pete
Lyndon Johnson
Asa Willis
Texline
John Pitman
Abner B. Larson
Mandan
North Dakota
Jupiter Pluvius
Del'y News
Buddy Clayton
Parker
Jay Wilson
Milam
Tom Marsh
Travis
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