Still Idle After 145 Days in Westinghouse Strike
Washington reports Westinghouse Electric Corp and the IWE remain uncertain on concessions as the 145th day of the strike passes. Government mediators say a five year contract with pay revisions and enhanced benefits is under consideration while the union seeks higher pay and job protections.
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Inc _ West
Inghouse Electric Corp
Gan
G. A. Price
West
Governinghouse
NBC
Pittsburgh
Federal Mediation Service
James B. Carey
International Union of Electric Workers
IWE
U.S. Revises Disarm Policy To Fit Hydrogen Bomb
President Truman era aims drop manpower cuts in favor of restricting nuclear weapons and reducing bomber and missile forces. Harold Stassen outlined a plan for an international atomic pool and verified inspections to curb nuclear stockpiles amid talks with Britain France and Canada ahead of Soviet negotiations on March 19. The new policy seeks Russia's acceptance by offering tighter control over atomic materials while maintaining robust verification and readiness for possible surprise attacks.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Harold Stassen
Russia
Stassen
United States
London
Brit France
Canada
Soviet Union
Mary
Rus
Univen
Ers
Mier
Nikolai Bulganin
Rural Fire Claims 12 in Pa Family Tragedy
A rural fire in Oxford Pennsylvania kills twelve members of a single family in a two room tarpa cked dwelling. Investigators consider possible foul play as the bodies are recovered from the 20 by 20 foot home amid a quiet Bottoms district scene.
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Axam
Pennsylvania
John Twyman
Bottoms
Oxford
Twyman
Saia
Dulles Seeks Lifting of U S India Ties in New Delhi Visit
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in New Delhi as talks with Prime Minister Nehru aimed to ease tensions in Indian American relations. Officials noted only minor differences and anticipated focus on expanding American aid to India while Indian security precautions were tightened around the visit.
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India
Dulles
S. Nehru
SEATO
Pakistan
Kashmir
United States
Nehru
U. S
Karachi
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Paing
Formosa
United ¢ States
Dia
Shetly
Foreign Office
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Arab Big Three press Jordan for subsidy deal
Syrian Premier Said Ghazzi arrived in Amman to press King Hussein over an Arab Big Three offer to replace Britain’s 30 million dollar yearly subsidy to the Arab Legion. Ghazzi flew from Cairo after a chiefs of state conference and planned to return to Egypt later today.
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Jordan
Ghazzi
Britain
Arab Legion
Cairo
Chiefs of State
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Hussein
Senate fights over farm price supports in election year
The Senate rewrites a farm bill slashed to protect rigid price supports for corn and peanuts while Democrats push to restore higher levels for wheat and dairy. Debate on government payments and parity raged until late, with Eisenhower administration officials praising any progress.
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Washington
Senate
Race Split Cuts Income and Bus Service Over Segregation
The article notes a boycott pressure as Race Split criticizes income cuts, citing a Sunday service stop and reduced bus routes due to insufficient passenger load. An anonymous Atlanta group provided a $55 money order to support the cause as residents discuss ongoing segregation pressures.
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Gayle
Atlanta
Mainta Washington Court House
Adams County
George Baldridge
Fayette County
John P. Case
Baldridge
Mont 63
Columbus
Baldridge Farm
Wool & Columbus
Patrick
William Harmon
Hakill
DiSalle Sweeney Rally For Lausche Nomination
Franklin County Democrats met to speak for Governor Frank J. Lausche with two for Lausche and one noncommittal vote among DiSalle Sweeney Kryzan Reider Fleckner. Speakers urged continued support for Lausche and price supports amid party factions.
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Lumbus
N—Auve Cantes
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Franklin County
Democratic Executive Committee
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
John E. Sweeney
Cleveland
Frank X. Kryzan
Youngstown
Robert W. Reider
Oak Harbor
Oscar Fleckner
Bexley DiSalle
Algerian Riflemen Desert From French Forces Near Tunisian Border
A rebel attack along the Tunisian border led to the desertion of 75 Algerian riflemen from French forces. It marks the second major mutiny to strike French troops in North Africa this period. Reports suggestль up to 100 Algerian riflemen deserted last month.
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Afric
Royal knighthood conferred on Lt Gen John Chubb
Lt Gen John Chubb was knighted by the queen today after being fast tracked by the king for his service. The ceremony marks a high honor for the general amid royal proceedings and national recognition.
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Lupentenred
Don
John Sunget Chubb
Queen
No Serious Flood Seen for Ohioans
The Ohio River poses no serious flood threat in The Messenger area this weekend. Crest estimates range from 40 to 41 feet at Point Pleasant and Middleport, with 45 feet predicted at Pomeroy and 52.3 feet at Cincinnati later this week. Evacuations near New Cumberland and Stratton are planned as crests approach flood stage.
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Messenger
Point Pleasant
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Middleport
U.S
Huntington
Ohio
Kansaha
Ploodwall
Bob McGuffin
Meigs
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Mureau
Portsmouth
Chester S. Stevenson
Hood
East Liverpool
New Cumbeland
W.va
Stratton
Port Homer
Kanawha Valley
Charleston
Lock 21
McGuffin
Allegheny River
New York
Pennsylvania
Hope Seen To Set Up Senate Lobby Probe
Republican Leader Knowland said there is room for negotiation to resolve a stalemate over organizing a special Senate lobby investigating committee. Bridges and Gore discussed an eight member panel split between parties with a projected 350000 dollar inquiry stalled by procedural wrangles. Johnson urged continued negotiations as both sides seek a workable set of rules.
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Hope
Senate
Knowland
Calfornia
Bridges
Wich
Gore
Tenn
Lyndon JB. Johnson
Texas
Middletown Woman Ends Sitdown Strike Over Permit Issue
A Middletown resident ends a nine hour sitdown protest at the Butler County Building Commissioner’s office over a permit for a one story concrete block building across from her home. The strike’s end leaves potential legal action, while transit workers in Baltimore prepare for a separate labor disruption as the city’s longest transit strike looms.
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Maminsun
Yanmat
Middletown
Butler County
Randell Coning
Iirs
Thomas Cooney
Cooney
Baltimore
Dixie Heights
Clinton
State Operating Assembly
Guy Mollet
Paris
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore Transit
Joseph Allen
Columbus
M—S. C
George Render
Ohio
Bureau of Public Roads
Bender
Nationalists wage protest in Paris Assembly area
Flying squads of police ringed the National Assembly as Algeria revolt measures resumed. Algerian nationalists in Paris staged strikes and swelled crowds around the left bank of the Seine near the Assembly. Security troops moved to avert a march on the chamber.
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Paris
National Assembly
Algeria
Vaux Prime Seine
Air Force Jets Face Okinawa Rescue Efforts
A U S Air Force jet pilot bailed out of a crippled plane off Okinawa as rescue teams searched the Pacific. Officials said search efforts resumed after a halt and focused on locating the missing Thunderjet pilot reported Thursday.
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U. S. Air Force
Pacific
Okinawa
Air Force
Solons Told of Fee On Ravenswood Talk
Congressmen discuss a Ravenswood W Va fundraising dinner where speakers are paid. Representative Burnside notes $5 charges for speeches and related duties while Senator Barkley relates paying for the privilege. The Congressional Record records the event and quotes a member about the talk.
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Fee
Ravenswood Talk
Ruivusj
Congress
Burnside
Senator Barkley
D-Ky
Ravenswood
Raenswood
Congressional
House
Kent
W. Va
Soviet Leaders Bulganin Khrushchev Visit to Britain Planned
Announcement from the British Foreign Office and Moscow radio says Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev will visit Britain for ten days starting April 18, with talks arranged during the trip. The plan includes meetings with Prime Minister Eden and engagements at farms and industrial sites.
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Rikolai Bulganin
Communi
S. Khrushch
Britain
British
Foreign Office
Moscow Radio
League of Empire Loyalists
House of Commons
Bulgaria
Shrusbehhev
Eden
Queen Elizabeth
Lawyers Clash Over Bar Funds in Smith Act Case
Federal Judge Charles J. McL Name urged bar groups to aid Ohio Communist Party leaders facing charges of conspiring to advocate violent government overthrow. City and county bars provided legal help as five defendants were acquitted. William F. Tompkins labeled the bar as dupes in a drive to discredit the Smith Act.
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Justice Department
Ais
Association
Ohio’ Communist Party
Charles J. Mcl
The
Bar Association
Wiliam F. Tompkins
U. S
Department
Weather Forecast Notes Colder Weekend Into midweek
Forecast calls for below normal temperatures from Sunday through Wednesday. Saturday will be colder with rain on Sunday and Tuesday averaging about half an inch. Highs and lows not specified.
Weeks Defends Easing of Trade Curbs Before Senate Panel
Weeks faced sharp questions from senators on easing curbs on world trade with Russia. He said the United States agreed reluctantly under pressure from allies and warned the alternative could collapse the control system. He refused to release recommendations from negotiators or records from the Joint Operating Committee, citing separation of powers.
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United States
U.S
Joint Operating Committee
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