Senate OKs broad labor control bill 88 to 1
The Senate passed a wide labor control bill by 88 to 1 after five days of debate and faces a lukewarm House reception. Key aims include detailed financial reporting for unions and leaders, secret elections, and limits on officers.
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Senate
House
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
George W. Malone
New
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Giant Bridge Collapse Kills 16 Men in Vancouver Spill
A two-section failure of the Second Narrows Bridge over Burrard Inlet killed at least 16 workers, with 22 injured and 2 missing. The 16 million dollar project near completion collapsed at 3:42 PM as a crane toppled into the wreckage. Official inquiry ordered by Chief Justice Lett to probe the cause.
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Vancouver
B. C
Burrard Inlet
North
Dominion Bridge Co
Robert
Bonner
Sherwood Lett
British Columbia Supreme Court
Record Work Lull Ends With Three Year Pact in Cleveland
Cleveland ends the longest local construction strike after seven weeks with a three year contract giving 37 cents hourly raise. The wage plan phases in nine cents now, 6 more later, then 10 and 12 cents by 1960. Building Trades Council and Mayor Celebrezze clash over a tougher 45 cent offer.
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Cleveland Area
Building Trades Council
BTC
Celebrezze
Japanese Minister Hopes for U S Trip
Japanese Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama told Parliament he hopes to fly to Washington to discuss banning nuclear tests and to resist U S moves to curtail imports from Japan. He said it is time to adjust U S and Japanese views amid changing world conditions.
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Tokyo
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Washington
U. S
Japan
Orthodox Leader Dies in Damascus at 90
Damascus report says Alexandros III Greek Orthodox patriarch of Antioch and the Entire East died Tuesday at age ninety. He had surgery last Thursday for an abscess near the appendix region.
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Syria
Alexandros III
Antoich
East
Los Angeles Cited as Typical American City at N J C Convention
Cleveland was named the typical American city Tuesday at the National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Los Angeles. The remark highlighted Cleveland as a representative urban center amid discussions of civic progress and member resolution.
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Los Angeles
Cleveland
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nationalist China Says Two Communist Gun Boats Sunk Off Matsu
The Nationalist Chinese Defense Ministry claimed the probable sinking of two Communist gun boats off Matsu Island before dawn Monday. The statement framed the action as a successful early morning engagement in the ongoing cross strait tensions.
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Formosa
Nationalist
Chinese Defense Ministry
Matsu Island
France to Pull Troops in Tunis Amid Agreement
France agrees to withdraw 7000 troops within four months from Tunisia while 15,000 remain at Bizerte naval and air base. The move, aimed at easing tensions with Tunis and boosting Western influence, follows past blockades and shifts in sovereignty.
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Tunis
Bizerte
Pope fills Vatican post once held by Cardinal Stritch
Vatican City reports Gregory Peter Cardinal Agagianian 62 takes proprefect of the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith replacing the late Samuel Cardinal Stritch of Chicago. The Armenian Patriarch is appointed to lead the important Vatican department.
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Pope Pius XII
Vatican
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Gregory Peter Cardinal Agagianian
The
Foreign Aid Bill To Get Final Touch
Senate and House conferees meet to finish a 3.675 billion foreign aid bill tailored to Eisenhower specifications. Tentative agreement sets 1.605 billion for military aid and 810 million for economic defense to allied pact nations, with a potential future cut by Congress.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
United States
Yugoslvia
Tito
Explorer III Satellite Loses Second Transmitter
Washington reports the second radio transmitter on Explorer III has failed and no signals have been detected from the satellite since Monday, leaving NASA tracking uncertain.
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Washington
Eisenhower Defends Adams Amid Goldfine Ties
President Eisenhower stated that Sheriff n Adams was imprudent in his ties to Bernard Goldfine but said I need him to continue as top presidential aide. He announced he has no intention of firing Adams and outlined five reasons for keeping him. He avoided commenting on Lebanon and Hungary actions.
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House
Washington
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
James Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
UPI
Gov. Adams
Congressional Committee
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Free World
Soviet Union
Lebanon
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Ohio Faces Deficit No Tax Hike Says Skipton
Finance Director John A. Skipton rejects Ohio deficit forecasts and vows a balanced 1958 budget without new taxes. He cites last year’s loss of 13 million in sales tax revenue and aims to end the current year June 30 with a respectable balance through tight controls.
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Columbus
John A. Skipton
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Skipton
Businessmen Buy Quoddy Village in Maine
A group of 19 greater Boston businessmen bought Quoddy Village at Eastport Maine for 250000. The sale was announced by Sidney W. Grossman president of L Grossman Sons which has owned the community since 1950. The village with 200 buildings on 142 acres was built by the federal government 20 years ago to support the Passamaquoddy tidal power project. New owners Quoddy Village Corp plan recreational, light industry and low cost retirement homes development.
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Mass
Greater Boston
Quoddy Village
Eastport
Maine
Sidney W. Grossman
L. Grossman Sons
Passamaquoddy
Quoddy Village Corp
Principal Faces Guilty Plea in Minor Abuse Case
Willoughby Junior High assistant principal dean of boys pleaded guilty to abusing a minor. He received a one year sentence in Lake County jail, but Judge J Frank Pollack suspended the term for Charles Alcor, 30, of Willowick.
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Willoughby Junior High School
Lake County
J. Frank Pollack
Charles Alcor
Willowick
Fate of Nagy Successor, Kadar, Goes Undecided
Budapest reports focus on Janos Kadar, Nagy’s successor, and his evolving stance after Nagy’s execution. Once allied with Nagy, Kadar later cooperated with Soviet forces to seize power and held Nagy at the Yugoslav Embassy. Observers debate whether his actions reflect a broader Moscow Titoism clash and if Nagy’s fate will be revisited.
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Kadar
Carl Hartman
Budapest
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Janos Kadar
Moscow
Communist Party Command
Tito
Pril
Belgrade
Garcia Asks Assistance Not Charity in Philippines Aid Plea
President Carlos P. Garcia urged Congress for understanding and aid to strengthen Philippine stability. He pledged Philippine-American solidarity, said Filipinos would bear a just burden in defense and peace, and sought long term credits possibly totaling $300 million.
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Washington
Carlos P. Garcia
U. S
Island
America
Asia
Garcia
Philippines
United States
Hungarian uprising victims executed by Soviet forces announced
Imre Nagy former Hungarian premier General Pal Maleter defense minister and two other freedom fighters were executed for their roles in the bloody 1956 uprising crushed by Soviet tanks and guns. Budapest and Moscow radio announced the executions, with UPI photos accompanying the report.
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Imre Nagy
Hungary
Pal Maleter
Budapest
Moscow
UPI
Governor Calls Special Session in Columbus Next Week
Gov C William O Neill called a special session of the Legislature for Wednesday June 25 to address extending state jobless benefits, boosting poor relief funds, banning billboards on interstate highways, and easier sewer and water line extensions outside cities. The session aims to finish by June 27 with the governor delivering the opening address.
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Columbus
William O’neill
O'Neill
McElroy urges defense plan adoption in Senate hearing
Secretary of Defense McElroy pressed Eisenhower's defense reorganization before the Senate Armed Services Committee arguing House provisions would hinder Pentagon streamlining. He criticized a clause letting service chiefs appeal orders abolishing combatant functions, calling it a veto over civilian authority.
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Washington
Defense McElroy
Eisenhower
House
Pentagon
Senate Armed Services Committee
McElroy
Army
Navy
Air Force
Congress
Jet Star Sets Transcontinental Flight Record
A Lockheed Jet Star flew from coast to coast in 17 hours 50 minutes, covering 6700 miles at an average speed of 456 mph. Pilots Ray Goodey and Bob Schumacher piloted the record flight from Burbank California.
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Burbank
Calif
Ray Goodey
Bob Schumacher
Senate Fights Over Taxes on Extensions and Fees
Washington The Senate debated President Eisenhower's request to extend current corporation and excise taxes amid a close fight over a proposed amendment to repeal the 3 percent freight and 10 percent passenger taxes. Amendments to drop auto taxes looked unlikely as the House already approved the bill. If not extended, wartime rates drop June 30, reducing Treasury revenues by about 2.6 billion dollars annually.
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Eisenhower
Senate
House
Congress
Treasury
Virus Used To Induce Multiple Cancers In Animals
Dr. Sarah E. Stewart of the National Cancer Institute reported at the Canadian Cancer Research Congress that a single virus can induce up to 29 different cancer types in mice. The finding supports the theory that cancer is transmitted by a virus, though applicability to human cancer remains unproven.
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Ont
U. S
Sarah E. Stewart
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Canadian Cancer Research Congress
Stewart
Arthur W. Ham
Ontario Cancer Institute
Toronto
Rev Malcolm D Hooker elected moderator of Ohio Synod
The Rev Malcolm D Hooker of Urbana was chosen moderator of the 77th annual Ohio Synod meeting of the Presbyterian Church U S A. The gathering concluded today at the College of Wooster.
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Wooster
Malcolm D. Hooker
First Presbyterian Church
Urbana
Ohio Synod of the Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
College of Wooster
Rent It Now Ad Says Quick Action in Nelsonville
A classified notice urges renters to place ads in the Messenger Classifieds for rapid visibility. It highlights a four room unit with gas electric water and lists Nelsonville address and contact Stiers at 1152 W 1. Ads start on a three day rate with cancellation before 9 00 am and payment only for days run.
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