Government Calls Steel Negotiators Back Into Bargaining
The government summoned steel negotiators to renewed bargaining in a bid to avert a late January strike. Finnegan of the FMCS arranged post noon talks with industry and union reps as the 80 day Taft Hartley injunction expires January 26. Eisenhower to address the nation urging peace pact and cooperation.
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Washington
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Taft-Hartley
Eisenhower
Deadlock Persists For UN Security Council Bid
In UN General Assembly, Poland and Turkey race for a Security Council seat with six more ballots planned and a possible shift by Norway and Denmark. Turkey seeks a two thirds majority while Poland eyes a split two year term proposal that failed, as 45 ballots mark the long race.
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UN General Assembly
Poland
Turkey
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Hans Engen
Oslo
Copenhagen
Canada
Japan
New York Bus Strike Threat Is Postponed
A potential two million rider bus strike in New York was delayed for at least two weeks as the Transit Workers Union agreed to consider a new wage offer from seven private firms. About 8,000 drivers and mechanics were to strike in Manhattan, the Bronx, and parts of Westchester. the union seeks a 15 percent raise on top of current wages of 2.24 to 2.35 per hour, while firms offered 7 cents retroactive.
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Transport Workers Union
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Bronx
Court action over nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine 99 dollars check
Golden Colorado. Jefferson County School District sues to recover a $9,999.99 check mistakenly sent to former teacher Forest Hiller who quit Oct 9. The error arose when a voucher for zero dollars could not be processed and the check was issued by an inexperienced operator.
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Colo
Jefferson County
Forest Hiller
Hiller
Loveland Gas & Electric chief pleads guilty in tax case
Harry L Brown 50 president of Loveland Gas & Electric Co pleads guilty to four counts of evading income taxes totaling 35 492 in U S District Court Judge John Druffel imposes 35000 dollar fine and one year suspended sentence Brown remains liable for taxes plus interest and penalties
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Cincinnati
Harry L Brown
Loveland Gas & Electric Co
U. S. District Court
John Druffel
Brown
Elite 75 patrolmen to patrol Lower East Side
An elite corps of 75 patrolmen all over six feet tall under 30 and trained in jiu jitsu will be on duty tonight in the Lower East Side. The area has seen a recent surge in muggings and robberies.
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New York
Lower East Side
Communist Appeal Frames Unity for Peace in Europe
The Italian Communist Party announced that Communist party representatives from 17 Western European nations met in Rome ten days ago. They drafted an appeal to workers and democrats of capitalist Europe urging unity of leftist forces including non Communist Socialists to achieve peace and end monopolies.
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Italian Communist Party
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Kaufman leave charity $42,000 in will filed in Wooster
Emanuel G. Kaufman a longtime clerk at H. Freedlander Co department store Wooster left more than $42 000 to charity in his will filed in Probate Court Monday. He had worked at the store from 1900 to 1946 and died last month.
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Ohio
Emanuel G. Kaufman
H. Freedlander Co
McElroy resigns as Secretary of Defense
President Eisenhower accepts the resignation of Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy effective immediately. Thomas S. Gates Jr., deputy secretary, will succeed him as McElroy returns to private business and resumes his role as president of Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Neil H. McElroy
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Eisenhower
Thomas 5. Gates Jr
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National Security Council
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Rhodes Seeks New Trial In Huntington
Charles G. Rhodes, 37, former Huntington real estate broker and former WV Realty Assn head, filed a petition for a new trial in US District Court. He was convicted of making a false report to a federally chartered loan organization regarding a $19,852 loan obtained under a power of attorney on an apartment building owned by Dr. Glen C. Dowell of Carrollton, Ohio.
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Charles G. Rhodes
Huntington Real Estate
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West Virginia Realty Assn
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Glen C. Dowell
Carrollton
Ohio
Powell
$182,000 Paid for 13th Century Illuminated Book
Hans P. Kraus paid $182,000 for a 13th century illuminated book, the highest auction price for a book or manuscript. He bid on a copy of the Apocalypse printed in St. Albans, England about 1250.
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Kraus
St. Albans
England
Derailment Blocks Route 143 Near Carpenter Ohio
A Columbus to Dixon freight derailed near Carpenter Ohio blocking Route 143. No injuries reported though 17 to 20 cars left the tracks. Five diesel units and various empty and loaded cars wrecked as crews worked to clear the line and buses were rerouted.
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W. Va
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Renew Appeal In Efforts To See Sheppard
In Columbus, Ohio, two sealed depositions were filed with the Ohio Supreme Court as part of a renewed appeal in the Sam Sheppard murder case. The filings focus on blood type evidence from Marilyn Sheppard's wristwatch and seek to clear the way for a federal habeas corpus appeal after the state trial.
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Ohio
Sam Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
Marilyn
Sheppard
High Court
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Three Ohio Lawyers on Senator Young Payroll Salaries Revealed
Three Ohio attorneys on Senator Stephen M Young payroll receive annual salaries totaling about 31 thousand. John C Fontana of Columbus earns 12 625 Harvey J Johnson of Cleveland 12 494 and Harold S Stern also of Cleveland 5 968. The payroll disclosure came with the release of all senators pay. Young said attorney aides are vital for immigration social security and service academy matters.
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Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Young
John C. Fontana
Columbus
Harvey J. Johnson
Cleveland
Harold S. Stern
Water Shortage Closes Schools in West Union
A water supply crisis in West Union Adams County has forced school closings and restricted household use. Fire departments in nearby communities have been asked to assist, after a booster pump feeding Lake Adams water to the town tower failed last Saturday. Mayor Lloyd Rush hopes to refill the tower by Saturday.
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Adams County
Lake Adams
Here
Lloyd Rush
Ohio Turnpike Reports Higher Toll Receipts
The Ohio Turnpike Authority said toll receipts in November rose to about 1.674 million dollars, up 97,500 from November last year, offsetting a steel strike that cut truck traffic for one third of the month.
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Ohio Turnpike
Cleveland
Walnut Hills Student Faces Juvenile Court Fight Incident
A second Walnut Hills High School student must appear in Juvenile Court for his role in a Thanksgiving football game brawl. Two off duty police officers attempted to break up the melee. the 16 year old boy claimed one officer grabbed him and struck him. The youth and another detained last week say they did not know the men were officers.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Walnut Hills High School
Adenauer De Gaulle In New Discussions In Paris
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer travels to Paris for a fresh round of talks with President Charles de Gaulle amid broad unity on major Western Allied aims but lingering disputes. They may address the Western summit in Paris, West Berlin status, German reunification, disarmament, and European unity, alongside ties to Britain and recent Franco German reconciliations.
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Khrushchev Attacks Hungarian Leaders Over 1956 Revolt
Soviet Premier Khrushchev blamed former Stalinist rulers of Hungary for the 1956 uprising and warned against Western pressures. He cited Rakosi as a key figure, urged a reasonable approach to the East West summit, and scheduled a De Gaulle meeting for late March ahead of a possible April summit. He also urged an end to Western occupation of West Berlin and a German peace treaty.
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Cleveland man killed in early-morning crash
Sam Wiggins, 29, of Cleveland died when the car he rode in struck a tree at East 88th Street and Liberty Boulevard. Police said his brother-in-law Jettie Shelton, 24, lost control on wet pavement.
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Sam Wiggins
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Water line breaks cut pressure for Twinburg customers
A broken water line in Twinburg reduced service for about 250 customers on Monday. A local restaurant closed early due to no water, and pressure was restored nearly by midnight.
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Twinburg
Karamanlis Wins Confidence Vote In Greek Parliament
In Athens the parliament backed Premier Constantine Karamanlis with a 170 vote to 117 confidence result on his general policy. The vote affirms his government and sets the course for Greece's leadership.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Karamanlis
Traffic Toll From Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend
The National Safety Council estimated 445 traffic deaths during the four day Thanksgiving weekend versus 470 expected in a non holiday period. Fires killed 70 people and 135 died in miscellaneous accidents for an overall toll of 650, higher across all categories than a similar non holiday period AP reported two weeks earlier.
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Associated Press
Railroad Victim Alma Spivey Dies in Hamilton
Mrs Alma Spivey aged 29 of Hamilton died from injuries after reportedly walking into a moving freight train last Saturday night. The accident occurred near the railroad yard and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Hamilton
Alma Spivey
Halleck Says Chances For Tax Cuts Out
House Republican Leader Charles A. Halleck of Indiana says tax cuts are unlikely in the coming Congress session. He notes hearings on general tax law revision will plug loopholes and remove inequities while stressing a balanced budget amid an election-year budget battle.
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House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
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Halleck
Ways and Means Committee
Plane Crashes into Mountains Near Williamsport
An airliner reportedly crashed today into a central Pennsylvania mountain near the Williamsport Montoursville airport. No passenger count was given. Fire Chief A Edgar Eschenbach said he received the crash report but had no further details and Allegheny Airlines did not comment.
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Pennsylvania
A. Edgar Eschenbach
Williamsport
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Allegheny Airlines
Allegheny
World Bank Agrees to Lend Egypt 5614 Million for Suez Canal
Cairo newspapers report the World Bank will lend Egypt 5614 million dollars to finance expansion of the Suez Canal, a major infrastructure project with regional economic implications.
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World Bank
Egypt
Suez Canal
Bright Light Is Spirit Of The Holiday In Middleboro
Santa Claus will slide down a utility pole in Middleboro this Christmas and if lights seem unusually bright there will be a reason. The municipal electric plant will issue no bills for December service. Electric men announce a 20 per cent discount for those who pay bills within 10 days during the first three months of 1960.
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Middleboro
Mass
Santa Claus
Municipal Electric Plant
Steel Workers Back Relief Welfare Based
Resumption of work in the steel mills has cut Trumbull County relief rolls by 2000. Welfare director W. S. Wike said the rolls dropped from a peak of 2740 in the week ended Nov 14 to about 740 families, roughly 500 predated the strike. He estimates a year end deficit around $400000.
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Trumbull
W. S. Wike
Wike
Fire damages storeroom at St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Smoke and fumes from a storeroom fire at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Sandusky Ohio caused about 300 dollars in burned supplies. The interior will require cleaning to remove smoke damage.
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Sandusky
Ohio
St. Paul’s Lutheran
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